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Entire Day
Tour with chauffeur, train & guide
Private Tour
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It’s not every day that you get to visit Florence, in fact it was one of those cities that remains on peoples bucket lists for decades. It also is not every day that you visit Venice, that famous city built on a platform in the middle of the Mediterranean! Driving from Florence to Venice in just under three hours, you will make your way through the splendid regions of Tuscany, Emilia-Romagna, then arrive in Veneto (the region in which Venice is located). Spend the morning in Florence, seeing the most splendid art of the Italian Renaissance, then make your way to Venice, where you will be captivated by the beauty of each winding alleyway, and every picturesque canal.
Once two independent states continuously at each other’s throats, Florence and Venice have a competitive history. Venice has a major sea power, and brought wealth and culture from all over the known world. Florence stayed closer to home, and spread its influence by being a major economic power in the 15th and 16th centuries, thanks to the guidance of the famous Medici family. Both cities were major players in Italy, and the Mediterranean more broadly, and both made a lasting impression on the world with their artistic patronage.
Don’t wait any longer. Your time to see these fantastic cities is now!
Suggested starting time: 08:30 am; 09:00 am (Times may have to change slightly due to ticket availability)
The oldest bridge across the Arno, it would have been destroyed by the Germans during World War II, but the beauty of it was too much for the soldiers to get rid of it. To this day it is the main market for gold and jewellery in all of Florence.
Decked out in beautiful domes and opulent mosaics, this church is an absolute jewel box. It sparkles and shimmers with gold and architectural majesty. Prepare to be blown away by this church, dedicated to Saint Mark, the patron saint of Venice.
If there is one place that truly encapsulates the decadence of the Venetian kingdom. It shows an eclectic past, reflective of the exploration conducted by the Venetians spanning back to the 14th century. Wander through lofty halls and galleries, where wonder awaits at every turn.
Named for the millions of sighs that have been let out once on this bridge, it is a must see when visiting Venice, of all the beautiful bridges across the canals, this is by far the best.
Suggested starting time: 08:30 AM; 09:00 AM; 1:30 PM; 2:00 PM - Can clients choose one of the given timings and that features in his booking form
