
Authentic Europe
Discover Rome & Florence
Self-guided Rome to Florence city break linked by one high-speed train
Authentic Europe · Partly guided tour
Partly guided Rome to Venice trip on a first-class train

Authentic Europe's Discover Rome & Venice is a 6-day, 5-night partly guided trip that starts in Rome and ends in Venice, connected by a first-class train. The first three nights are in Rome, where day 2 brings a half-day guided tour of the Vatican City with skip-the-line tickets followed by a 3-hour street food and wine walking tour, and day 3 includes a pasta and tiramisu cooking class with lunch and a glass of wine. The trip then moves to Venice for two nights, arriving by private water taxi from the train station to the hotel. Day 4 is a half-day guided walking tour of the city the itinerary calls the City of the Doges, and day 5 is a half-day tour to the Murano and Burano islands followed by a cicchetti and wine walking tour. With guided activities on most days, this trip suits travelers who want the structure of a tour without giving up city time on their own, especially those drawn to food, wine, and history.
Across 5 checks, this price has held at €2,010 every time.
Each point is a day we checked this operator's own page, not a weekly average, and the line holds flat between checks rather than guessing at movement we did not see. 2 of 5 points are a live read of the operator's page. Hollow points are values shown when the trip was first listed here and never confirmed with the operator.
One reading is held out of the price above and this history: an unconfirmed large change. We only price on the operator's package from-price, read from its own page.
Meals: Dinner
Meals: Lunch

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