Amalfi Coast Day Trip by High-Speed Train from Rome
The most stress-free and sustainable way to tour the stunning Amalfi Coast. Leaving crowds, traffic, hairpin turns and cramped buses behind while you revel in Italy’s most picturesque coastline.
The most stress-free and sustainable way to tour the stunning Amalfi Coast. Leaving crowds, traffic, hairpin turns and cramped buses behind while you revel in Italy’s most picturesque coastline.
The perfect orientation tour through the heart of the Roman Dolce Vita. Experience the must-sees of Baroque Rome including the Trevi Fountain, a skip-the-line visit inside the Pantheon, and the Spanish Steps with an expert local guide by your side.
Travel to Pompeii from Rome in a flash by high-speed rail and visit the extraordinary lost city buried in ash since 79 AD, followed by a pasta masterclass with the formidable Mt. Vesuvius as the backdrop.
With Rome’s history spanning at least 28 centuries, you can bet your travel booties that it’ll take longer than a couple of days to fully experience its majesty. If you're arriving into Rome by plane, you can hop on a train at Fiumicino Airport that will take you directly to Rome Termini train station. Once you get to Rome there are countless things to see, do, and eat. Here we highlight 30 things to do in Rome you can't miss.
Our flagship all-inclusive day trip to Florence from Rome by high-speed rail! Choose whether to spend the full day exploring Florence or upgrade your experience to include an unforgettable winery lunch and visit to the medieval town of San Gimignano.
Long before Florence Santa Maria Novella (SMN) was built or high-speed trains were able to take you from Rome to Florence a statue was created that would forever be part of Italy's history.
As soon as you arrive at Rome's Termini train station you know you are in a truly special city. There’s a proverb that goes: “Rome wasn’t built in a day”. It means that any major feat worth accomplishing requires time, effort and perseverance... but the end results can be extraordinary. Of course, that’s literally true of Rome.
One could argue that there is nothing more comforting than fried food. And if you're headed towards Tuscany the food is no different, especially one of the best snacks in Florence — coccoli, which translates as “cuddles” in Italian.
Coccoli are small balls of dough fried in olive oil, and traditionally stuffed with prosciutto ham and a creamy fresh cheese called stracchino. You can also find these with sweet fillings and served as a dessert.
For those of us who suffer through the long, grey, frigid northern American winters, the idea of a summertime that’s “too hot” seems a little far-fetched. But Europe has been struck with severe, even lethal heatwaves over the past few years, with temperatures in Italy hitting the hundred-degree mark for days or weeks on end, and high humidity making the heat feel even more oppressive.
When it comes to apres ski, Europe’s legendary ski destinations have been doing it right for decades. With many of these destinations accessible by train, learn how some of the best Italian ski resorts keep the fun going with fine dining, spas and outdoor activities long after the lifts close.