
Europe · Multi-City
Italy & Austria · 7 nights
The Eternal City to the Imperial Capital, by Way of Three of Europe's Finest.
Few eight-day itineraries cover this much ground without sacrificing depth. Two full days in Rome allow the Colosseum, Vatican City, and Trastevere's evening charm to register properly. Florence and Venice each receive a single, perfectly-paced day. Then the route crosses into Austria, moving through Innsbruck and the ski village of Kitzbühel into Salzburg, before a lake-and-castle journey delivers the group to Vienna for the itinerary's grand finale.
Moments shaped just for you

Formal grandeur of the Colosseum and Vatican City by day, the unpretentious character of Trastevere by night.

Glassmaking tradition stretching back to the 13th century, when Venice relocated furnaces to the island over fire safety concerns.
Included cruise passes four lakeside castles in a single journey, framed by the Traunstein mountain.
Former wine village absorbed into Vienna's boundaries; traditional taverns (Heurigen) serving local wine and Austrian classics.
Day by day
Transfer to your hotel. In the evening, an introduction to Via Cavour and its restaurants, including Italian, Indian and international choices.
A walking and panoramic tour past the Arch of Constantine, the Colosseum (exterior), the Imperial Forums and Vatican City. The afternoon is free for St Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums; evening in Trastevere.
Drive north to Florence and the view from Piazzale Michelangelo, then a guided walk past the Ponte Vecchio, the Duomo and the Piazza della Signoria. The evening is free.
Cross the Apennines to Venice, take a boat across the Giudecca Canal to St Mark's Square for a guided walk, and visit a Murano glass factory. Overnight in Mestre on the mainland.
Cross the Alps into Austria for lunch and a stroll in Innsbruck, the Tyrolean capital, stop in the ski village of Kitzbühel, and arrive in Salzburg by evening.
Salzburg's baroque centre and Mozart's birthplace, then the pilgrimage village of St Wolfgang and Traunkirchen, with a cruise on Lake Traunsee, before arriving in Vienna by evening.
A guided panoramic tour of the Ringstrasse, palaces, parks and city centre. The afternoon is free, followed by an evening in the wine village of Grinzing.
Breakfast at the hotel before the journey ends with your transfer to Vienna airport.
Yes, this exact itinerary was quoted for two adults and a 15-year-old on triple sharing. The mix of sightseeing, free time, and varied evening activities works well for family groups.
Substantial walking in both cities, often on cobblestones. Comfortable, broken-in walking shoes are essential.
Mestre offers significantly better value and availability while remaining a short train or bus ride away, standard practice for group touring in Venice.
Yes, for smaller groups this segment sometimes operates by train, a comfortable and scenic alternative through the same mountain landscape.
It covers the highlights at a brisk pace. Ten or eleven days allows two nights in each Italian city and an extra day in Vienna.
Yes, as a stop on the drive from Salzburg or as a day trip. It is very busy in summer, so we go early or late in the day.
For fans, yes. Many of the film locations are in and around Salzburg, including the Mirabell Gardens and the lake district.
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