Journey from Civitavecchia to the Eternal City and discover Rome's most iconic landmarks on this panoramic and walking excursion designed to showcase the highlights in a single unforgettable day.

Upon arrival in Rome, your first stop will be Vatican City, the heart of the Roman Catholic Church. From St. Peter's Square, admire the impressive exterior of St. Peter's Basilica, one of the world's most renowned Renaissance churches. Please note that this tour does not include entry into the Basilica. During the Vatican stop, you will admire St. Peter's Basilica from the outside, with explanations provided by your guide. At this stop, you will also have some free time at a souvenir shop.

Back aboard your coach, enjoy panoramic views of several historic sites as you drive through the city, including Tiber Island, Trastevere, Circus Maximus, and the Palatine Hill.

Arriving at the Colosseum, you will stop to admire this world-famous ancient amphitheater from the outside. Built between 70 and 80 AD, the Colosseum is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and remains a powerful symbol of Imperial Rome. Take advantage of excellent photo opportunities while your guide shares fascinating insights into its history.

From here, your guided walking tour begins. Stroll along Via dei Fori Imperiali with views over the Roman Forum, once the political, religious, and commercial center of ancient Rome. Continue to Venice Square to admire the impressive Victor Emmanuel II Monument, also known as the Altar of the Fatherland.

Your walk will continue to the Trevi Fountain, the largest and most famous Baroque fountain in the city. Be sure to toss a coin into the fountain to ensure your return to Rome. You will then pass by the magnificent Pantheon, one of the best-preserved monuments of Ancient Rome. Originally built as a temple to all the gods and later converted into a church, it is renowned for its impressive dome and central oculus. Your tour continues to the lively Piazza Navona, where elegant fountains and stunning Baroque architecture provide the perfect backdrop to soak in the atmosphere of the Eternal City. Free time for lunch (not included) will be scheduled by your guide either near the Trevi Fountain or in the Piazza Navona area. At the conclusion of your Roman adventure, your guide will escort you back to the bus, where you can sit back and relax on the scenic drive to Civitavecchia.

Please Note: This tour does not include visits to the interiors of any attractions or landmarks. This tour is intended for guests arriving in Civitavecchia. While guests staying in hotels are always welcome, they are responsible for arranging their own transportation to the meeting location on the day of the tour. This tour is available in Spanish upon request. Please select your preferred language above when placing your booking. The tour may be presented in both English and Spanish. This tour can accommodate guests who are disembarking their cruise ship with luggage. You may bring luggage on this tour and leave it on the bus while touring. If you are disembarking your ship and do not wish to ride back to the cruise pier, the tour will end at the Justice Palace, Piazza dei Tribunali. All guests planning to return to the port should check with the guide for the shuttle's final departure time and location.

The first stop on your tour is the well-visited, famous medieval town of Pisa, home to the University of Pisa, founded in 1343.

Stop for photographs in the Field of Miracles, then marvel at Pisa Cathedral's Leaning Tower. This freestanding bell tower was built over a period of 199 years, beginning in 1173, and started to tilt early on during construction due to an unequal soil foundation. The tilt was partially corrected in the later stages, but the tower still leans about 3.99 degrees, resulting in the top of the tower being displaced a little over 12 feet from its center.

Wondering what else to see in Pisa? While in Duomo Square you will also see the Pisa Baptistry of St. John, an ecclesiastical building made from marble and three brass doors containing relief sculptures that Michelangelo named the Gates of Paradise.

Take a walk along the Piazza Dei Cavalieri, the political center in medieval times, with stunning facades.

From there, you will travel through the Tuscan countryside to Florence and pass under the famed Porto Romana gate built into the 13th-century walls of the city. See Pitti Palace, a massive Renaissance palace and palazzo originally used as a residence by ruling families and a power base by Napoleon, and today is a large gallery and museum.

Walk behind the palace, passing the Boboli Gardens, which are decorated with ancient sculptures. From the terrace at Piazza del Michelangelo, you will enjoy an impressive panoramic view of Florence.

The Piazza della Signoria offers impressive sculptures plus the grand Palazzo Vecchio, or town hall. This square is also the gateway to the Uffizi Gallery, a prominent museum that houses several paintings from the masters, including Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Botticelli, and Raffaello.

During this tour featuring Florence's highlights, you will also see the amazing Santa Maria Del Fiore Cathedral with its Giotto Bell Tower as well as the Basilica of Santa Croce.

Stroll through narrow streets and past the Arno River as your driver/guide shares interesting tidbits and secrets about Florence's history. Cross the Ponte Vecchio Bridge, the most photographed landmark in the city.

Sign up now and spend an unforgettable day in the cultural and historical heart of two of Italy's most cherished and visited cities.

A full-day bus excursion from Naples takes you to the scenic Amalfi Coast of Italy and the archaeological ruins of the ancient Roman town of Pompeii. At the Port of Naples, you will be picked up from your hotel in the heart of Naples or directly outside your cruise ship. Drive down the picturesque Sorrento coast from there, making stops for pictures that capture the expansive vistas. Admire the gorgeous scenery as you continue along the Amalfi Coast. For breathtaking views, pause at a lookout overlooking Positano and its bay. Proceed with the journey and pause at a nearby eatery for a delectable lunch. Head to Amalfi after lunch, where you'll have lots of free time to explore this quaint town.

Next, travel to Pompeii, an archaeological site. Pre-purchased tickets allow you to avoid the lines and save time. Pompeii was a prosperous Roman city until Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, burying it in ash. Explore the residences, shops, pubs, and even a brothel among the excavated ruins while on a guided walking tour of the historic Roman streets. Return to Naples after your trip to Pompeii.

The itinerary for visiting inside the Pompeii ruins might vary based on factors like when specific locations are open and how many visitors are present on the day of your tour. A temple, a market, an old store, a villa, a thermal bath, a theater, and the forum are among the structures you are certain to explore. Every day, the tour operator chooses which buildings to see based on availability, wait times, and crowd sizes.

Additionally, a visit to a Cameo manufacturing facility is part of the tour. Typically found during the excavations of Herculaneum and Pompeii around 1748, cameos are pieces of jewelry from the Roman era that are handmade by talented artisans using shells and gemstones. You will get the opportunity to observe a craftsman in action while you are at the factory. In addition to being educational, the industrial stop is necessary since it provides access to restrooms before approaching the Pompeii site.

A minimum of six participants is required for the excursion to operate in the selected language. You can take the tour in English or select an audio-guided tour in your native tongue if the minimum number of participants is not met.

Please Note: The entrance fee to Pompeii is included in the tour price, and all guests must present a valid photo ID on the day of the tour. Children under 18 may enter for free with valid identification. The stop in Positano is a scenic viewpoint stop only, and during the off-season, it may be replaced with a viewpoint in Agerola, where you'll still have time to enjoy the views and take photos. On national holidays and the first Sunday of each month, long lines are common, and the itinerary may be adjusted to ensure the best experience.

Discover the beauty and rich heritage of Palma de Mallorca, a gorgeous city awaiting your exploration. Learn the detailed history behind striking buildings, squares, palaces, courtyards, and gardens. See the famous cathedral, La Lonja, and Almudaina Palace. The most beautiful panoramic view of the city awaits from Bellver Castle.

Included in this best of Palma de Mallorca shore excursion is a visit to Valldemossa, a scenic 30-minute drive from Palma de Mallorca. Nestled in the western mountains of the island, this small village is a collection of cobbled lanes and charming houses. Valldemossa has long been an ideal getaway for writers and composers seeking serenity and inspiration. Frederic Chopin and George Sand spent time in Valldemossa's Carthusian Monastery, decorated with beautiful gardens.

Enjoy a mini piano concert in the Palace of the King, taking place every hour (optional with admission to the Monastery). After Valldemossa, head to Son Marroig for a breathtaking panoramic view of the west coast. This stop concludes the tour. You will be returned to port afterward.

Book this comprehensive Palma de Mallorca shore excursion for an incredible day in a historic city. Beautiful sights and memories await.

Please Note: This tour is not recommended for ships arriving later than 10 AM.