London & Italy Itinerary: 11 Days of History and Art

The H10 London Waterloo is a newly built hotel in an unbeatable location with unique asymmetrical architecture and elegant interior design. It offers bright, comfortable rooms, exquisite cuisine in the Three O Two Restaurant, the cosmopolitan Circus Lounge, a Despacio Beauty Center and 2 fully equipped meeting rooms. Thanks to its excellent facilities and original architecture, the hotel has received numerous national and international awards.

Discover two of England’s most iconic destinations on this unforgettable day trip from London: the ancient wonder of Stonehenge and the elegant city of Bath.

Your journey begins on Salisbury Plain, where the mysterious stone circle of Stonehenge has stood for over 5,000 years. With insights from your expert guide, uncover the legends and theories surrounding this prehistoric monument. At the visitor center, explore a fascinating exhibit featuring over 250 ancient artifacts, including Neolithic tools and the remains of early settlers.

Next, travel through scenic countryside to Bath, a city known for its Georgian charm and Roman heritage. Stroll past landmarks like Bath Abbey and the picturesque Pulteney Bridge, and soak in the atmosphere of its honey-colored buildings and historic streets.

Another highlight of the tour is a visit to the Roman Baths, one of the best-preserved Roman sites in Europe. Step back in time as you explore the Great Bath, marvel at ancient treasures like the Haruspex Stone and the gilt-bronze head of the goddess Sulis Minerva, and learn about the sacred springs that have attracted visitors for centuries.

This full-day tour blends history, culture, and stunning sights—a perfect way to experience the heart of England.

Centrally located in Rome, Italy, the five-star Grand Hotel Palace Rome is an ideal accommodation option for leisure and business travellers. The guest rooms are equipped with workspaces, Wi-Fi, and bathrooms; upgraded rooms feature minibars and terraces, and some suites feature Nespresso machines and sitting rooms. Enjoy meals and drinks at the on-site restaurant and bar. Amenities include a gym and a spa.

The Colosseum is a must-see for every traveler who visits Rome. The majestic amphitheater used to be the heart of imperial Rome’s entertainment: this huge travertine and tuff structure could hold between 50,000 and 80,000 spectators, all hungering for pretty gory shows such as hunting games or gladiatorial fights. A professionally guided tour is the perfect way to fully enjoy a walk inside the Colosseum and learn more about the building and what happened back in 80 AD, when the venue hosted one hundred days of inaugural games free for the citizens to enjoy. You can now take advantage of our exclusive prime service and enjoy this tour in the most relaxing way. Wake up in the morning at your centrally located hotel, wair a pair of comfortable shoes and wait for our driver to come and pick you up: you’ll reach the archaeological area to join a super-agile group of fewer than 10 people. Your guide will provide you with a convenient portable radio with earphones, so you don’t lose any detail of the tour. This tour includes a guided walk in the Roman Forum, the cultural and political center of Ancient Rome, as well as a stroll around the Palatine Hill, the area where the city of Rome was legendary founded by Romulus and where the emperors used to live for centuries.

Firenze Number Nine Wellness Hotel is located in Florence, overlooking the Via Dei Con and within close proximity to Duomo and the Medici Chapels. Guest rooms and suites are equipped with Wi-Fi, TVs, sitting areas and showers. For your enjoyment, there is an on-site restaurant, bar, spa, fitness center, Turkish bath and whirlpool. For daily activities, you can visit Piazza della Signoria, Basilica of Saint Mary of the Flower, and Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore.

Your memorable journey starts with the charming San Gimignano, world famous walled town located on a hilltop, which remained intact through the centuries, renowned for its tall towers, wonderful frescoes and many other valuable works of art: here the tour leader will lead you to the historical center, where you will have around 2 hours of free time for a fascinating discovery. A short distance from San Gimignano, crossing the gently Chianti rolling hills, a short ride will take you to a cozy Winery, where you can relax and enjoy the fantastic world of Chianti with its wine and typical products: tasting of three fine wines and balsamic vinegar followed by a Chianti style lunch: 3 course with “zero food miles” products which ends with "cantucci e vin santo". Later on, getting to Siena, you will have 3 hours of free time to end your perfect day enjoying the unique atmosphere of this amazing city, before the return to Florence in the evening.

Ca’ dei Proverbi Suites offers a charming stay in the Cannaregio district of Venice. All rooms are comfortably designed with air conditioning, tea/coffee-making facilities, private bathrooms, and flat-screen TVs. You can start each morning with a delicious breakfast. Other services and facilities include a 24-hour front desk, Wi-Fi, and a coffee shop.

Begin your exploration in the heart of the city: St. Mark’s Square (Piazza San Marco), Venice’s most iconic and vibrant space. Framed by elegant arcades and open to the sky and sea, this square has witnessed centuries of processions, politics, and pageantry. Known as “the drawing room of Europe,” it remains the symbolic center of Venetian life.

Dominating the eastern end of the square is the magnificent St. Mark’s Basilica & Baptistery. A stunning example of Byzantine architecture, the basilica dazzles with its five great domes and thousands of square meters of golden mosaics. Built to house the relics of Saint Mark, it represents the city’s religious devotion and ties to the East. Attached is the serene Baptistery, a sacred space where early Venetians were initiated into the faith amidst intricate carvings and ancient icons.

Beside the basilica rises the grand Ducal Palace (Palazzo Ducale), once the residence of the Doge and the seat of Venice’s government. This Gothic masterpiece served as the political heart of the Venetian Republic for centuries. Its opulent chambers, grand staircases, and masterpieces by Titian and Tintoretto tell the story of a city built on diplomacy, power, and artistic glory. Don't miss the famous Bridge of Sighs, connecting the palace to the old prisons—a poignant passageway of justice and fate.

Leaving the bustling square behind, wander through quieter alleys to discover Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo—a majestic and solemn square known as the “Pantheon of Venice.” Here stands the Basilica of Saints John and Paul, the largest church in the city and the burial place of 25 Doges. This imposing Gothic structure is filled with impressive tombs, stained glass, and artworks, reflecting the deep religious and civic pride of Venice. The square is also home to the striking Renaissance equestrian statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni, a tribute to one of Venice’s greatest military leaders.