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The trip begins in Rome, one of the world's most romantic and historically significant cities. From the airport, a private English-speaking driver handles the transfer straight to the train station, so there's no scrambling with luggage or language barriers on day one.
The Landing: Met planeside logistics handled before you even clear customs. A driver, a car, and a direct route to your next train.
The City Itself: Piazzas, open-air markets, and landmarks around every corner, saved for the second half of the trip when there's time to actually explore them.
Antor tip: Most travelers don't realize how tight Italy's train connections can be. We build in the buffer so a delayed flight doesn't mean a missed train.
A premium-cabin train ride brings the trip into Florence, the capital of Tuscany and the birthplace of the Renaissance. The trip settles into a charming, family-run boutique hotel near Piazza Indipendenza, the kind of place that's been welcoming guests since the 1950s.
A centrally located boutique hotel blending modern design with classic Italian warmth, an ideal base for wandering Florence on foot.
A private half-day tour through the Tuscan countryside, rolling hills, cypress trees, olive groves, and a wine tasting along the way.
Two connecting trains carry the trip south to Naples, a UNESCO World Heritage city set at the foot of Mount Vesuvius. From there, a private transfer continues on to Sorrento, a seaside town on the Bay of Naples that's been captivating travelers for centuries.
The Setting: A Mediterranean-style resort with panoramic views of the Bay of Naples, Vesuvius, and the Amalfi Coast, surrounded by a citrus garden and a short walk from the town center.
The Island: A full-day small-group tour to the island of Capri, including the Blue Grotto and a lunch stop, one of the most iconic day trips in Italy.
The Base: Three nights in Sorrento, long enough to actually settle into the coast rather than just pass through it.
The trip returns to Rome for its final three nights, this time staying in one of the city's most exclusive pockets, between the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain, for an up-close finish to the trip.
A small-group morning tour through the Vatican Museums, the Gallery of the Tapestries, and the Sistine Chapel, timed early to beat the crowds.
A small-group tour of the Colosseum and Roman Forum, walking the same ground where Rome's emperors once ruled the known world.
A boutique hotel decorated in contemporary Italian-modern style, positioned steps from some of the city's most famous landmarks.
Every Italy trip we plan looks different, this is just one version of what a classic grand tour can look like. The cities, the pacing, the number of travelers: all of it gets built around you.
We handle what makes a multi-city Italy trip actually work: timing every train connection, coordinating private transfers between stations and hotels, and having one team to call if a flight shifts or a train changes. You just show up and enjoy the trip.
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