Italy Day Tours

[emmie]

Hi, We are living in Australia and we will be traveling with our 10 year old daughter in the end of August to Italy to attend a function. It has been about 15 years since my husband and I honeymooned there, and I know a lot has changed. We are thinking of Italy Day Tours and have been looking for some information on it. Can anyone give us an idea about Italy Day Tours and I am overwhelmed with information.

[Andrew]

When we traveled to Italy last year, we had gone for one day tour and we enjoyed a sunny day tour of the Dolomites in the cool and refreshing mountain air. We were entertained the thunderous sounds of avanlanches coming from high above, and the play of light on the ever-changing scenery of the Dolomites. The main tourist attractions are the Duomo, cathedral of Milan, The Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele and The Pinoteca di Brera. Children are welcome throughout Italy, as Italians are extremely tolerant and patient with children. The majority of public transportation, museums and many other types of attractions offer discounted prices for children.

[Andrew]

When we traveled to Italy last year, we had gone for one day tour and we enjoyed a sunny day tour of the Dolomites in the cool and refreshing mountain air. We were entertained the thunderous sounds of avanlanches coming from high above, and the play of light on the ever-changing scenery of the Dolomites. The main tourist attractions are the Duomo, cathedral of Milan, The Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele and The Pinoteca di Brera. Children are welcome throughout Italy, as Italians are extremely tolerant and patient with children. The majority of public transportation, museums and many other types of attractions offer discounted prices for children.

[Andrew]

When we traveled to Italy last year, we had gone for one day tour and we enjoyed a sunny day tour of the Dolomites in the cool and refreshing mountain air. We were entertained the thunderous sounds of avanlanches coming from high above, and the play of light on the ever-changing scenery of the Dolomites. The main tourist attractions are the Duomo, cathedral of Milan, The Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele and The Pinoteca di Brera. Children are welcome throughout Italy, as Italians are extremely tolerant and patient with children. The majority of public transportation, museums and many other types of attractions offer discounted prices for children.

[dfg34]

Hi, our family visited Venice last December. Venice is the beautiful place to visit in Italy. It is unique with its endless canals and ornate balconies and has many incredible churches and buildings. The Grand Canal emerges at the unforgettable Piazza San Marco, boasting its campanile, Doges' Palace and St Mark's Basilica. The Bridge of Sighs is popular with lovers, but the Rialto and Accademia Bridge’s are more remarkable. We have explored the attractions include the unfinished Cathedral, Sforza Castle, the Piazza del Duomo and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (world’s most elegant shopping mall). By car you can explore Tuscany, the Alps and Dolomiti, Almalfi coast and Pompeii. Have a nice trip!