Assemble at Changi Airport for your flight to Rome, Italy.

Royal Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro:

A 17th-century chapel that holds Saint Gennaro's relics.

Duomo di Santa Maria Assunta (Photo spot):

Naples' main cathedral, known for Saint Gennaro's blood miracle.

Royal Palace of Naples (Photo spot):

Former royal residence, now a museum in Piazza del Plebiscito.

Castel Nuovo (Photo spot):

13th-century fortress and royal castle near Naples' port.

Capri Town Walking Tour:

A guided walk through Capri's charming streets, local shops, and scenic viewpoints.

Pompeii Excavation:

Ancient Roman city buried by Mount Vesuvius' eruption.

Piazza Tasso (photo spot):

Central square in Sorrento, surrounded by cafes, and lively streets.

Chiesa di San Francesco (photo spot):

13th-century church in Sorrento known for its peaceful cloister and gardens.

Palermo Cathedral:

A mix of architectural styles, built in 1185 and home to royal tombs.

Royal Palace of Palermo:

Historic palace with Norman roots, now home to the Sicilian Parliament.

Massimo Vittorio Emanuele Theatre (photo spot):

Italy's largest opera house, known for its grand architecture and acoustics.

Palazzo Reale (photo spot):

The Royal Palace of Naples, a historic residence of Spanish and later Bourbon monarchs, showcasing opulent rooms, artworks, and grand architecture.

Valley of the Temples:

A vast archaeological site in Agrigento featuring wellpreserved ancient Greek temples dating back to the 5th century BCE.

Fish Market (photo spot):

A bustling traditional market in Catania, famous for its fresh seafood, lively vendors, and authentic Sicilian atmosphere.

Ursino Castle (photo spot):

A 13th-century castle in Catania, now home to a civic museum.

Piazza del Duomo (photo spot):

Catania's main square, known for its baroque buildings and lively atmosphere.

Fontana dell'Elefante (photo spot):

A lava stone elephant fountain-Catania's beloved symbol since the 18th century.

Roman Amphitheater of Catania (photo spot):

Ruins of a Roman amphitheater once used for gladiator fights and shows.

Teatro Antico di Taormina (photo spot):

A well-preserved Greek-Roman theatre with stunning views of Mount Etna and the sea.

Piazza Kennedy (photo spot):

A small public square in Bari, often used for events and local gatherings.

Church of Saint Anthony of Padua:

A small 20th-century church in Alberobello with а unique trullo-style dome.

Trullo Sovrano:

Alberobello's only two-storey trullo, built in the 18th century by priest Cataldo Perta's family, now serves as a museum of traditional Puglian dry-stone architecture and rural life.

Trulli Houses:

Traditional cone-roofed houses unique to the town of Alberobello

Sasso Caveoso:

One of the ancient districts of Matera, known for its cave dwellings carved into the rock, offering a glimpse into early human settlement.

Piazza San Pietro Barisano (photo spot):

A scenic square in Matera's Sassi district, surrounded by rock-cut architecture.

Cathedral of Maria Santissima of the Bruna (photo spot):

Matera's cathedral built in the 13th century, overlooking the ancient cave dwellings.

Sant'Eustachio (photo spot):

A historic church in Matera, known for its Romanesque features and stone carvings.

Rock Church of Santa Barba (photo spot):

A cave church carved into stone, featuring medieval frescoes and a sacred altar.

Arch of Trajan (photo spot):

A Roman triumphal arch built in 114 AD to honor Emperor Trajan in Benevento.

Colosseum (photo spot):

Ancient Roman amphitheater known for gladiator games and grand spectacles.

Trevi Fountain (photo spot):

Rome's most famous fountain-legend says tossing а coin ensures your return.

Spanish Steps (photo spot):

A famous staircase connecting Piazza di Spagna with the Trinità dei Monti church.

St. Peter's Basilica (photo spot):

The world's largest church, located in Vatican City and a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture.

Rome Outlet:

One of the most popular shopping destinations near Rome, Italy with over 150 stores, restaurants, and cafes, making it a favorite stop for both tourists and locals looking for designer fashion at reduced prices.

Tower of Pisa:

Leaning bell tower famous for its unintended tilt and iconic photo ops.

Piazza del Duomo:

Central square in Pisa, home to the Tower, Cathedral, and Baptistery.

Cattedrale di Pisa:

llth-century cathedral blending Romanesque and Byzantine styles.

Bascilica of Santa Maria Novella:

Florence's first great basilica, known for its Gothic facade and frescoes.

Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore:

Gothic masterpiece (1296-1436) crowned by Brunelleschi's daring double-shell dome and clad in polychrome marble.

Piazza della Signoria:

L-shaped 14th-century forum beside Palazzo Vecchio, now an open-air showcase of Renaissance sculpture.

Ponte Vecchio:

Medieval stone-arch span from the 1300s, famous for its continuous row of historic goldsmiths' shops.