Rialto Bridge
Beautiful, iconic and traditionally Italian, the Rialto Bridge is the true heart of Venice. As the oldest bridge to stand across the dreamy waters of the Grand Canal, it’s become a symbol of the...
Uffizi Gallery
Home to Italy’s most famous collection of paintings, the Uffizi Gallery exhibits some of the most important works of the Renaissance. You’ll find masterpieces by Botticelli, Ghirlandaio,...
Fortuny Museum
Marvel at the eclectic works of Mariano Fortuny and discover the inner workings of one of the great creative minds of the early 20th century. From precious wall-hangings and tapestries to famous...
Florence Cathedral
This magnificent Gothic cathedral, with its distinguishable Renaissance dome, dominates Florence’s cityscape. The dome, which took Brunelleschi 16 years to build, is adorned with a stunning fresco...
Galleria dell’Accademia
Home to Michelangelo’s original statue of David, the Galleria dell’Accademia is a magnet for art lovers and Renaissance enthusiasts. Whilst David is the main draw, other attractions include...
La Fenice
Originally named after the company who built the theatre, La Fenice is one of Europe’s most famous opera houses. Its classic beauty, complex history and magnificent operas are what make this grand...
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Famed for its tilt, this spectacular landmark is often the first port of call for visitors to the city. Each floor has a marble walkway behind the pillars which supports the succeeding floors. For...
Doge’s Palace
Once the residence of the Doges of Venice, today the palace houses a collection of sculptures and paintings, including the magnificent Triumph of Venice by Tintoretto. Visit Sala del Maggior...
St Mark’s Basilica
St Mark’s Basilica is the city’s most iconic landmark, affectionately named ‘Chiesa d’Oro’ (Church of Gold). The Basilica has a fascinating façade with Byzantine mosaics illustrating...
Harpa Guided Tour
Explore the award-winning architecture of Harpa concert hall with a guided tour. You’ll visit areas that aren’t open to the public, as well as learn how Icelandic nature, volcanoes and the Arctic...
Vik Village
The charming village of Vík is the southernmost village in Iceland and whilst it’s small in size, it’s big in natural beauties! As you explore, you’ll find truly unique landscapes, picturesque...
Dyrholaey Peninsula
Iceland’s Atlantic coastline experiences powerful winter storms which dramatically attack the coastal edge. At Dyrhólaey, cliff development and retreat can be witnessed, with arch and stack...