Milan, Nice 57-Day Trip Itinerary

Depart Sydney

Begin your journey with a flight from Sydney (SYD) to Milan (LIN).

This day will be primarily spent in transit.

Ensure you arrive at the airport well in advance of your flight's departure time.

Arrive in Milan

Upon arrival at Milan Linate Airport (LIN), proceed through customs and transfer to your accommodation.

Consider pre-booking an airport transfer for ease, such as the 'taxi / transfer service to and from airports' (Viator product code 261933P1, USD 265 for 1 person).

Duomo & Castle Tour

Embark on a private guided tour of Milan's most significant sights, including the magnificent Duomo, the historic Sforza Castle, and enjoy a gelato tasting. This tour provides a great introduction to the city's rich history and culture.

This is a private tour. You will meet your local expert guide at a designated point. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Traditional Milanese Dinner

Enjoy a traditional Milanese dinner at a local trattoria.

Consider trying risotto alla Milanese or cotoletta alla Milanese.

The Navigli district is known for its picturesque canals and vibrant evening atmosphere.

Travel to Nice

Take a train or flight from Milan to Nice.

Enjoy the scenic journey as you head towards the French Riviera.

High-speed trains often connect Milan to Nice, requiring a change in Ventimiglia or taking a direct regional train. Alternatively, a short flight is also an option. Book in advance for best prices.

Nice Hotel Check-in

Arrive in Nice, check into your accommodation and freshen up.

Promenade des Anglais Stroll

Take a leisurely walk along the iconic Promenade des Anglais, enjoying the views of the Mediterranean Sea.

Rent a 'Vélo Bleu' (public bicycle) for a faster way to explore the promenade.

Explore Vieux Nice & Dinner

Wander through the narrow, winding streets of Vieux Nice (Old Town), explore the vibrant Cours Saleya market, and enjoy dinner at a traditional Niçoise restaurant.

Try local specialties like Socca, Salade Niçoise, and Pissaladière.

Travel to Monaco

Take a short scenic train ride from Nice to Monaco, enjoying coastal views along the way.

Trains run frequently and offer stunning views of the Riviera. Purchase tickets at the station.

Prince's Palace Visit

Visit the official residence of the Prince of Monaco.

Explore the State Apartments (when open) and enjoy panoramic views of the principality.

The Changing of the Guard ceremony typically takes place at 11:55 AM, so plan your visit accordingly. Check official opening hours before visiting.

Oceanographic Museum

Explore the world-renowned Oceanographic Museum, home to a vast collection of marine fauna and fascinating exhibitions.

Book tickets online in advance to save time.

Casino de Monte-Carlo

Stroll around the glamorous Casino de Monte-Carlo, admire the architecture, and perhaps try your luck (dress code applies for entry to gaming rooms).

Even if not gambling, the architecture and people-watching are worth it. Minors are not permitted in the gaming rooms.

Light Dinner in Monaco

Enjoy a light dinner or aperitif in Monaco before returning to Nice.

Return to Nice

Take the train back to Nice from Monaco.

Castle Hill Views

Ascend Castle Hill (Colline du Château) for breathtaking panoramic views of Nice, the Baie des Anges, and the port. Enjoy the waterfall and gardens.

You can take an elevator up for free from near the Promenade des Anglais, or walk up for exercise.

Cours Saleya Market

Revisit the Cours Saleya market, which transforms from a flower market to an antiques market on Mondays.

On Saturday, it's typically a vibrant flower and local produce market.

Enjoy a light lunch from one of the market stalls.

Depart Nice for Mallorca

Head to Nice Côte d'Azur Airport (NCE) for your flight to Palma de Mallorca (PMI), Spain.

Allow ample time for travel to the airport and check-in procedures.

Hotel Check-in & Lunch

Arrive at your accommodation in Palma de Mallorca.

Settle in and enjoy a light lunch at a local cafe.

Consider a hotel in the Old Town or Santa Catalina for easy access to attractions.

Palma Cathedral & Almudaina Palace

Visit the majestic Palma Cathedral (La Seu), a Gothic masterpiece, and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina next door.

Book tickets online in advance to save time. Dress respectfully for the cathedral.

Explore Gothic Quarter

Wander through the narrow, charming streets of Palma's Gothic Quarter, discovering hidden courtyards and boutique shops.

Wear comfortable shoes for walking on cobblestone streets.

Tapas Dinner in Palma

Enjoy a traditional Spanish tapas dinner in one of Palma's vibrant restaurants.

The Santa Catalina district is known for its excellent tapas bars.

Bellver Castle Visit

Explore the unique circular Bellver Castle, offering stunning panoramic views of Palma Bay and the city.

Take a bus or taxi from the city center. Free admission on Sundays, but this is a Monday.

Lunch in Palma

Enjoy lunch back in Palma before heading out for an afternoon adventure.

Vintage Train to Sóller

Embark on a scenic journey aboard the historic wooden train from Palma to the charming town of Sóller, passing through mountains and citrus groves.

The train station is near Plaça d'Espanya. Check train schedules in advance.

Port de Sóller & Dinner

Take the old tram from Sóller down to Port de Sóller, a beautiful horseshoe-shaped bay.

Enjoy a walk along the promenade and dinner by the harbor.

Valldemossa Village & Monastery

Drive to the picturesque mountain village of Valldemossa.

Visit the Royal Carthusian Monastery, where Chopin and George Sand once stayed.

Deià Exploration & Lunch

Continue your scenic drive to Deià, another beautiful village nestled in the Tramuntana mountains.

Explore its artisan shops and enjoy lunch with stunning views.

Mirador Es Colomer

Stop at Mirador Es Colomer, a famous viewpoint offering spectacular views of the rugged coastline and the Mediterranean Sea.

This stop is usually part of a drive towards Cap de Formentor, but can be a standalone photo stop.

Relaxed Dinner in Palma

Return to Palma and unwind with a relaxed dinner after a day of mountain exploration.

Sineu Traditional Market

Visit the bustling Sineu market, one of Mallorca's oldest and most authentic markets, selling everything from local produce to crafts and livestock.

The Sineu market is held every Wednesday. Arrive early to avoid crowds. Rental car is the easiest way to get there.

Lunch in Sineu

Enjoy a traditional Mallorcan lunch in Sineu, perhaps trying a 'Pa amb oli' or fresh local dishes.

Playa de Muro Beach Relaxation

Head to Playa de Muro for an afternoon of relaxation on its long stretch of white sand and clear turquoise waters.

Perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or a leisurely walk along the coast.

Dinner in Alcudia Port

Enjoy dinner in the vibrant Port d'Alcudia, with many seafood restaurants and a lively atmosphere.

Cap de Formentor Views

Drive to the dramatic Cap de Formentor, the northernmost point of Mallorca, for spectacular cliffside views and the iconic lighthouse.

Road to the lighthouse may have restricted access during peak season, requiring shuttle buses from Port de Pollença. Check local regulations.

Lunch in Port de Pollença

Enjoy a seaside lunch in the relaxed atmosphere of Port de Pollença, a charming resort town.

Explore Caves of Drach

Discover the stunning underground world of the Caves of Drach, featuring impressive stalactites, stalagmites, and one of the largest underground lakes in the world, with a classical music concert.

Tickets often sell out, book online in advance. The concert is part of the tour.

Farewell Dinner in Palma

Enjoy a special farewell dinner in Palma, reflecting on your adventures in Mallorca.

Palma Cathedral (La Seu)

Explore the magnificent Palma Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece overlooking the sea.

Admire its Gothic design and unique stained-glass windows.

Book tickets online in advance to avoid queues, especially during peak season. Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered).

Royal Palace of La Almudaina

Visit the official residence of the King and Queen of Spain in Mallorca, originally an Arab fortress, offering a blend of Islamic and Gothic architecture.

Located right next to the Cathedral, making it convenient for a combined visit.

Lunch in Palma Old Town

Enjoy a traditional Mallorcan lunch at a local restaurant in the charming streets of Palma's old town.

Look for restaurants offering a 'menu del día' for a great value lunch.

Stroll & Shop in Palma

Wander through the narrow streets of Palma's historic center, discover hidden courtyards, and browse local boutiques and artisan shops.

Tapas Dinner in Santa Catalina

Experience the vibrant Santa Catalina neighborhood, known for its bohemian atmosphere and excellent tapas bars.

Enjoy a variety of small plates.

This area comes alive in the evening; try a few different bars for the full experience.

Charm of Valldemossa

Drive to the picturesque mountain village of Valldemossa.

Explore its cobbled streets, flower-filled balconies, and the famous Carthusian Monastery where Chopin once stayed.

Consider renting a car for the day to fully enjoy the scenic drive. Parking can be challenging in peak season.

Lunch in Valldemossa

Savor a traditional Mallorcan meal at a local eatery in Valldemossa, perhaps trying 'coca de patata'.

Scenic Drive to Deià

Enjoy a breathtaking coastal drive from Valldemossa to Deià, winding through the Serra de Tramuntana mountains with stunning sea views.

Stop at various viewpoints for photos. The road can be narrow and winding.

Explore Deià Village

Discover the idyllic village of Deià, a haven for artists and writers, with its stone houses and beautiful surroundings.

Visit the parish church for panoramic views.

Consider a short walk down to Cala Deià for a refreshing swim if time permits.

Dinner with Mountain/Coast Views

Enjoy dinner at a restaurant in Deià or a nearby town like Sóller, offering stunning views of the mountains or the coastline.

Book a table in advance, especially if you want a terrace with views.

Explore Caves of Drach

Visit the stunning Caves of Drach, a series of four large caves housing one of the largest underground lakes in the world, Lake Martel.

Enjoy a classical music concert and a short boat ride.

Tours run at specific times; arrive early or book online. It can get busy, especially on weekends.

Seafood Lunch near Porto Cristo

Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at a restaurant in Porto Cristo, a charming fishing village with a pleasant harbor.

Relax at Cala Millor Beach

Spend the afternoon relaxing on the golden sands of Cala Millor, known for its clear waters and family-friendly atmosphere. Enjoy swimming or sunbathing.

This is a popular beach with amenities; you can rent sunbeds and umbrellas.

Dinner in Cala Millor or Return

Dine at one of the many restaurants in Cala Millor, or head back towards Palma for dinner closer to your accommodation.

Morning Hike in Tramuntana

Embark on a scenic hike in the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Choose a trail suitable for your fitness level, perhaps near Sóller or Banyalbufar, enjoying stunning mountain and sea views.

Wear comfortable shoes, bring water, and check weather conditions. Many trails offer varying difficulty levels.

Picnic Lunch with Views

Enjoy a packed picnic lunch amidst the beautiful natural scenery of the Tramuntana mountains or in a charming village.

Mallorcan Wine Tasting

Visit a local winery in the central plains of Mallorca (e.

g., Binissalem region) for a tour and tasting of regional wines, often paired with local snacks.

Many wineries require advance booking. Designate a driver or arrange a taxi.

Farewell Dinner in Palma

Enjoy a special farewell dinner in Palma, perhaps trying a restaurant known for its exquisite Mallorcan cuisine or modern Spanish dishes.

Consider booking a table at a higher-end restaurant for a memorable last evening.

Mercat de l'Olivar Visit

Immerse yourself in local life at Mercat de l'Olivar, Palma's largest indoor market.

Browse fresh produce, local cheeses, meats, and seafood, and perhaps grab a snack from a market stall.

A great place to pick up some last-minute gourmet souvenirs like olive oil, cured meats, or local spices.

Leisurely Brunch

Enjoy a relaxed brunch at a cafe in Palma, reflecting on your Mallorcan adventures.

Last-Minute Shopping or Relaxation

Utilize your final hours for any last-minute souvenir shopping, revisit a favorite spot, or simply relax at a cafe before preparing for tomorrow's travel.

Prepare for Departure

Head back to your hotel to pack and organize for your travel to Sardinia tomorrow.

Flight from Mallorca to Cagliari

Catch your flight from Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) to Cagliari Elmas Airport (CAG).

Enjoy the scenic views as you transition from one beautiful island to another.

Hotel Check-in & Settle In

Arrive at your accommodation in Cagliari, check in, and take some time to relax and unpack after your journey.

Choose accommodation in the city center or near the historic districts for easy access to sights.

Explore Cagliari's Castello District

Wander through the narrow, charming streets of the Castello district, Cagliari's historic heart. Visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria and enjoy panoramic views from Bastione di Saint Remy.

Wear comfortable shoes as the streets are steep and cobbled. The views from the Bastione are particularly stunning at sunset.

Dinner in Marina District

Enjoy a delightful dinner in the Marina district, known for its seafood restaurants and vibrant atmosphere along the port.

Sample local Sardinian dishes.

Try 'fregola con arselle' (couscous-like pasta with clams) or fresh catch of the day.

National Archaeological Museum

Discover Sardinia's rich ancient history at the National Archaeological Museum of Cagliari, home to artifacts from the Nuragic civilization, Phoenician, and Roman periods.

The museum offers fascinating insights into Sardinia's unique past, including bronze statuettes and Roman finds.

Local Cagliari Lunch

Enjoy lunch at a traditional trattoria or a casual eatery in Cagliari.

Try local pasta dishes or fresh panini.

Relax at Poetto Beach

Spend a leisurely afternoon soaking up the sun and swimming at Poetto Beach, Cagliari's main city beach.

It's easily accessible and offers beautiful views.

Beach clubs offer sunbeds and umbrellas for rent, or you can find a free spot. There are many bars and restaurants along the promenade.

Evening Stroll & Dinner

Enjoy an evening stroll along Via Roma or through the pedestrian areas, followed by dinner.

Consider trying a local pizzeria.

Sardinian pizza often has thin crusts and fresh local toppings.

Nora Archaeological Site Visit

Take a half-day trip to Nora, an ancient Phoenician, Punic, and Roman city, beautifully situated on a peninsula.

Explore the ruins, including a well-preserved Roman theatre.

Guided tours are available and highly recommended to fully appreciate the history. Bring water and sun protection.

Beach Time at Chia

After Nora, head to the stunning beaches of Chia, such as Su Giudeu or Cala Cipolla.

Enjoy the crystal-clear waters and white sands of this famous stretch of coastline.

These beaches are perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling. There are often beach bars for refreshments. Access to Cala Cipolla might require a short walk.

Dinner in Pula or Cagliari

Choose to have dinner in the charming town of Pula, close to Nora and Chia, or return to Cagliari for your evening meal.

Pula has a lively piazza in the evenings, with several good restaurants serving local specialties.

Visit Su Nuraxi di Barumini

Embark on a day trip to Su Nuraxi di Barumini, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the most complete and best-preserved example of Nuragic architecture in Sardinia.

Explore the impressive ancient stone complex.

Wear good walking shoes as you'll be navigating uneven terrain. Book tickets in advance, especially during peak season.

Traditional Agriturismo Lunch

Experience authentic Sardinian cuisine with a leisurely lunch at a local 'agriturismo' (farm stay restaurant) near Barumini.

Enjoy farm-to-table dishes and local wines.

Agriturismi often offer multi-course meals featuring traditional Sardinian specialties like 'porceddu' (roasted suckling pig) or local cheeses.

Explore Barumini Village

Take a walk through the small village of Barumini itself, observing its quiet charm and traditional Sardinian architecture.

A good opportunity to see rural Sardinian life.

Evening & Dinner in Cagliari

Return to Cagliari for a final evening meal on the island.

Enjoy the city's Saturday night ambiance.

Consider a farewell dinner at a restaurant with a view, perhaps in the Castello district.

San Benedetto Market Visit

Experience the bustling San Benedetto Market, one of Italy's largest covered markets.

Marvel at the fresh seafood, local produce, cheeses, and other Sardinian delicacies.

A fantastic place to observe local life and perhaps pick up some last-minute Sardinian treats or souvenirs.

Last Sardinian Lunch

Enjoy one final lunch in Cagliari, savoring your favorite Sardinian flavors before your departure.

Travel to Cagliari Port

Head to the port of Cagliari to catch your overnight ferry to Palermo, Sicily.

Ferry Check-in and Boarding

Complete check-in procedures for your overnight ferry and board the ship.

Be sure to arrive at the port well in advance of the scheduled departure time.

Travel to Palermo & Check-in

Travel from Sardinia to Palermo.

Settle into your accommodation upon arrival and take some time to refresh. Consider a rental car upon arrival at Palermo airport for greater flexibility during your stay in Sicily.

Flight or ferry from Sardinia to Palermo. Palermo's Falcone Borsellino Airport (PMO) is well-connected. A car rental is highly recommended for exploring Sicily at your own pace.

Palermo Cathedral Visit

Explore the stunning Palermo Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing a mix of architectural styles from Norman to Gothic and Baroque.

Dress respectfully (shoulders and knees covered). Climbing to the rooftop offers panoramic views of the city.

Palazzo dei Normanni & Palatine Chapel

Discover the Royal Palace of Palermo, also known as the Norman Palace, home to the breathtaking Palatine Chapel with its exquisite Byzantine mosaics.

Book tickets online in advance, especially during peak season, to avoid long queues.

Traditional Sicilian Dinner

Enjoy your first dinner in Palermo, savoring traditional Sicilian dishes like pasta con le sarde or arancine.

Explore the Kalsa district for charming trattorias.

Monreale Cathedral & Cloister

Take a short trip to Monreale to witness its magnificent Norman cathedral, famous for its glittering Byzantine mosaics depicting biblical scenes, and the serene cloister.

Ballarò Market Exploration

Immerse yourself in the vibrant chaos of Ballarò, Palermo's oldest and most atmospheric street market.

Sample local street food and fresh produce.

A sensory experience. Try panelle (chickpea fritters) or sfincione (Palermitan pizza). Be aware of your belongings.

Walk through Kalsa District

Stroll through the historic Kalsa quarter, known for its charming narrow streets, hidden squares, and Baroque palaces. Visit Piazza Marina and the Palazzo Chiaramonte-Steri.

A great area for an evening passeggiata.

Sicilian Cooking Class

Learn to prepare classic Sicilian dishes, perhaps pasta, arancini, or cannoli, in a hands-on cooking class, culminating in enjoying your creations for dinner.

Book in advance as these classes are popular. A fantastic way to connect with local culture.

Drive to Agrigento

Embark on a scenic drive from Palermo to Agrigento, home to the impressive Valley of the Temples.

Valley of the Temples Tour

Explore the magnificent Valley of the Temples, an extraordinary archaeological park containing several well-preserved ancient Greek temples.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring water, especially during summer. Consider hiring a local guide for deeper insights.

Lunch in Agrigento

Enjoy a traditional Sicilian lunch at a local trattoria in Agrigento or nearby San Leone, a coastal town.

Garden of Kolymbethra

Visit the lush Garden of Kolymbethra, an ancient agricultural area within the Valley of the Temples, offering a peaceful retreat and insight into ancient irrigation systems.

Separate entrance fee from the main archaeological park.

Return to Palermo

Drive back to Palermo in the late afternoon.

Relaxed Evening in Palermo

Enjoy a relaxed evening and dinner in Palermo after a full day of exploration.

Drive to Cefalù

Take a picturesque drive along the coast to Cefalù, a charming medieval town known for its stunning Norman cathedral and beautiful beaches.

Cefalù Cathedral Visit

Explore the magnificent Norman Cathedral of Cefalù, a UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its grand Byzantine mosaics, particularly the Christ Pantocrator.

Consider visiting the Mandralisca Museum nearby for Antonello da Messina's 'Portrait of an Unknown Man'.

Hike up La Rocca

For panoramic views of Cefalù and the Tyrrhenian Sea, hike up La Rocca, the dramatic cliff overlooking the town. Explore the ruins of the Temple of Diana.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. The hike can be steep in parts but the views are rewarding.

Seafood Lunch by the Sea

Enjoy a delicious seafood lunch at one of Cefalù's charming restaurants along the seafront or in the old town.

Relax at Cefalù Beach

Spend a relaxing afternoon on Cefalù's golden sandy beach, enjoying the sun and swimming in the clear waters.

Public beach access is plentiful; umbrellas and chairs can be rented.

Return to Palermo

Drive back to Palermo for your final night in the capital.

Farewell Dinner in Palermo

Enjoy a special farewell dinner in Palermo, perhaps trying a different local delicacy or revisiting a favorite spot.

Morning Exploration/Souvenir Shopping

Enjoy a leisurely morning in Palermo.

Perhaps revisit a favorite spot, explore an area you missed, or do some last-minute souvenir shopping.

Consider visiting the Quattro Canti or Fontana Pretoria.

Travel to Catania (Eastern Sicily)

Depart from Palermo and travel to Catania, a city on the east coast of Sicily, at the foot of Mount Etna.

Return your rental car if applicable.

Check-in to Catania Accommodation

Arrive in Catania and check into your accommodation.

Take some time to unpack and relax.

Accommodation in Catania provides a great base for exploring eastern Sicily.

Stroll through Piazza Duomo

Begin your exploration of Catania with a stroll through its magnificent Piazza Duomo, featuring the iconic Elephant Fountain and the beautiful Cathedral of Sant'Agata.

Admire the Baroque architecture crafted from volcanic rock.

Dinner in Catania

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant in Catania, trying some of the city's specialties, such as pasta alla Norma.

Via Etnea offers many dining options.

Check into Accommodation

Arrive in Syracuse and check into your hotel on or near Ortigia Island, the historical heart of the city.

Ortigia Island is very walkable and has many charming hotels and B&Bs.

Ortigia Island Stroll

Wander through the narrow streets of Ortigia, admiring its Baroque architecture, artisan shops, and sea views. Visit the Duomo di Siracusa, built atop an ancient Greek temple.

Wear comfortable shoes. Many charming cafes for a quick coffee or gelato break.

Arethusa Fountain Visit

See the legendary Arethusa Fountain, a freshwater spring located by the sea, known for its papyrus plants and connection to Greek mythology.

Dinner in Ortigia

Enjoy a traditional Sicilian dinner at one of Ortigia's many excellent restaurants, perhaps with views of the harbor.

Neapolis Archaeological Park

Explore the vast Neapolis Archaeological Park, home to the impressive Greek Theatre, the Roman Amphitheatre, and the 'Ear of Dionysius' cave.

Book tickets in advance, especially during peak season. Wear a hat and sunscreen.

Lunch near Park

Grab a casual lunch near the archaeological park or head back towards Ortigia for more dining options.

Cala Rossa Beach Time

Relax and swim at Cala Rossa, a small, picturesque beach on Ortigia Island.

Enjoy the clear waters and views.

Can get crowded in August, but it's a beautiful spot for a refreshing dip.

Sunset Aperitivo

Enjoy an aperitivo with views of the sunset over the Ionian Sea from a waterfront bar in Ortigia.

Evening Dinner

Discover another local restaurant for dinner, perhaps trying fresh seafood specialties.

Travel to Noto

Take a bus or drive to Noto, one of Sicily's most famous Baroque towns, a UNESCO World Heritage site (approx.

40-60 minutes).

Explore Noto's Baroque Architecture

Stroll down Corso Vittorio Emanuele, admiring the golden-hued Baroque palaces and churches.

Visit Noto Cathedral and Palazzo Ducezio.

Noto is known for its elegant and harmonious Baroque style.

Lunch in Noto

Enjoy lunch in Noto, perhaps trying local specialties like arancini or granita.

Modica & Ragusa Ibla Visit

Continue your Baroque tour to Modica (famous for its Aztec-style chocolate) and Ragusa Ibla, perched on a hilltop with breathtaking views and charming streets.

Modica's chocolate is a must-try. Ragusa Ibla requires comfortable walking shoes for its many stairs.

Return to Syracuse

Travel back to Syracuse from Ragusa Ibla (approx.

1.5 hours drive).

Relaxed Dinner in Syracuse

A relaxed evening and dinner after a day of extensive sightseeing.

Check out from Syracuse

Check out from your accommodation in Syracuse and prepare for travel to Agrigento.

Travel to Agrigento

Take a bus or drive from Syracuse to Agrigento, a journey across central Sicily (approx.

2.5-3 hours).

Check into Agrigento Accommodation

Arrive in Agrigento and check into your hotel.

You might choose to stay near the historic center or closer to the Valley of the Temples.

Lunch in Agrigento

Enjoy a traditional Sicilian lunch in Agrigento.

Valley of the Temples

Explore the magnificent Valley of the Temples, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring some of the best-preserved ancient Greek temples outside of Greece.

Visit the Temple of Concordia, Temple of Hera, and Temple of Zeus.

Go in the late afternoon to avoid the hottest part of the day and for beautiful sunset views. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water.

Dinner in Agrigento

Dine in Agrigento, perhaps trying local specialties from the region.

Agrigento Historic Center

Explore the medieval streets of Agrigento's historic center, visiting the Cathedral of San Gerlando and enjoying panoramic views from various viewpoints.

The old town offers a different perspective of Agrigento's rich history.

Lunch in Agrigento

Have lunch in the historic center of Agrigento.

Scala dei Turchi & Beach

Visit the unique Scala dei Turchi (Turkish Steps), a stunning white marl cliff formation.

Enjoy walking along the unusual rock formations and relax on the sandy beach nearby.

It's a short drive from Agrigento. Be mindful of the sun and bring beach essentials. Climbing on the white cliffs is now restricted, but you can still enjoy the views and beach below.

Farewell Dinner

Enjoy a farewell dinner in Agrigento, savoring the last flavors of this historic Sicilian region.

Travel to Agrigento

Depart from your accommodation for a day trip to Agrigento, home to the magnificent Valley of the Temples.

Travel by rental car or pre-booked private transfer.

Explore Valley of the Temples

Wander through the UNESCO World Heritage site of the Valley of the Temples, an outstanding example of Greater Greece art and architecture. Admire the well-preserved Greek temples.

Wear comfortable shoes and bring water, as there is a lot of walking. Consider visiting early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday heat.

Lunch in Agrigento

Enjoy a traditional Sicilian lunch at a local trattoria in Agrigento, perhaps trying some fresh seafood or pasta dishes.

Return to Palermo/Base

Travel back to your accommodation after a day of historical exploration.

Evening Stroll

Enjoy a relaxed evening stroll through the charming streets near your accommodation, soaking in the local atmosphere.

Dinner in Sicily

Savor a delicious Sicilian dinner, reflecting on the ancient wonders visited today.

Journey to Scala dei Turchi

Drive towards the stunning white marl cliffs of Scala dei Turchi, a natural wonder on Sicily's coast.

Visit Scala dei Turchi

Admire and walk along the iconic white cliffs of Scala dei Turchi, shaped by wind and sea, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Relax on the adjacent sandy beach.

Access to the cliffs can involve some walking down stairs or slopes. Wear water shoes if you plan to walk on the rocks. Be mindful of local regulations and safety.

Lunch in Sciacca

Head to the charming fishing town of Sciacca for a fresh seafood lunch.

Explore its historic port and colorful streets.

Explore Sciacca

Take some time to explore Sciacca's historic center, known for its thermal baths, ceramics, and panoramic views.

Return to Accommodation

Drive back to your accommodation after a day by the sea and in a charming fishing town.

Dinner in Sicily

Enjoy a final dinner in Sicily, perhaps with a focus on fresh fish inspired by your visit to Sciacca.

Ballarò Market Exploration

Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Palermo's historic Ballarò Market, a sensory feast of local produce, street food, and lively chatter.

Be prepared for crowds and sensory overload in the best way! Try some local street food snacks. Keep an eye on your belongings in crowded areas.

Palermo Cathedral Visit

Visit the magnificent Palermo Cathedral, a unique blend of architectural styles reflecting Sicily's diverse history.

Entry to the cathedral is generally free, but there may be a fee to access certain areas like the treasury or the rooftop.

Lunch in Palermo

Enjoy lunch at a local trattoria near the Quattro Canti, trying traditional Palermitan cuisine.

Milan Private Tour - Duomo, Sforza Castle & Gelato Tasting

This private 3-hour guided tour will introduce to you the most significant sights of Milan with a local expert private guide.

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Relaxation

Enjoy some free time for relaxation or personal exploration.

Dinner in Palermo

Experience Palermo's evening dining scene.

Consider a restaurant in the Kalsa district for a lively atmosphere.

Travel to Monreale

Take a short bus ride or taxi to Monreale, a hilltop town just outside Palermo, famous for its magnificent cathedral.

Monreale Cathedral & Cloister

Visit the stunning Monreale Cathedral, a UNESCO site renowned for its dazzling Byzantine mosaics and impressive Norman architecture.

Explore the serene Benedictine cloister.

Dress appropriately for religious sites (shoulders and knees covered). There may be a small fee to enter the cloister or access panoramic terraces.

Lunch in Monreale

Enjoy lunch in Monreale with panoramic views over the Conca d'Oro valley.

Return & Free Afternoon

Return to Palermo for a relaxed afternoon.

You can do some last-minute souvenir shopping, visit a museum, or simply relax at a cafe.

Farewell Sicilian Dinner

Enjoy a special farewell dinner in Palermo, savoring the flavors of Sicily one last time before heading to Puglia.

Transfer to Palermo Airport

Take a taxi or airport shuttle from your accommodation to Palermo Falcone Borsellino Airport (PMO) for your flight to Bari.

Flight to Bari

Board your flight from Palermo to Bari, the capital of Puglia.

Direct flights are often available on airlines like Ryanair or Wizz Air, but check schedules in advance.

Transfer to Bari Accommodation

Take a taxi, train, or shuttle from Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport (BRI) to your accommodation in Bari city center.

Check-in & Lunch in Bari

Check into your hotel in Bari, then find a local spot for lunch, perhaps trying some orecchiette pasta.

Visit Basilica San Nicola

Explore the Basilica San Nicola, a major pilgrimage site and a stunning example of Apulian Romanesque architecture.

It holds the relics of Saint Nicholas.

Dress respectfully. The crypt is a powerful and sacred place.

Cathedral of Saint Sabinus

Visit the Cathedral of Saint Sabinus, another beautiful Romanesque church in Bari's old town, featuring impressive mosaics and an underground archaeological area.

Check for access to the crypt and archaeological ruins.

Stroll Bari Vecchia

Wander through the narrow, winding streets of Bari Vecchia (Old Town), discover hidden courtyards, and observe local life, including the famous 'orecchiette street' where women make pasta by hand.

This is a great area for photography and soaking in the authentic atmosphere. You might find small shops selling local crafts and produce.

Dinner in Bari

Enjoy your first dinner in Bari, sampling some traditional Puglian cuisine, perhaps some seafood or regional pasta dishes.

Travel to Val d'Itria Base

Depart from Bari (where you arrived from Sicily on Day 35) and drive to your accommodation in the heart of the Val d'Itria.

Consider charming towns like Alberobello, Locorotondo, or Martina Franca as your base.

Check-in & Settle In

Check into your chosen Masseria or hotel, unpack, and relax before starting your exploration.

Explore Alberobello's Trulli

Wander through the UNESCO World Heritage site of Alberobello, famous for its unique dry-stone 'Trulli' houses with conical roofs. Visit Rione Monti and Aia Piccola, and perhaps a Trullo church.

Some Trulli are shops, cafes, or even small museums. Wear comfortable shoes as there are many cobblestone streets.

Dinner in a Trullo

Enjoy traditional Puglian cuisine in one of Alberobello's many restaurants, some of which are set inside original Trulli.

Try orecchiette pasta, burrata cheese, and local wines. Reservations are recommended, especially for popular spots.

Discover Ostuni, The White City

Drive to Ostuni, a magnificent white-washed hill town overlooking the Adriatic Sea.

Explore its labyrinthine streets, visit the stunning Ostuni Cathedral, and admire panoramic views.

Wear good walking shoes as the town is very hilly. Enjoy wandering without a specific plan to discover hidden gems.

Lunch with a View in Ostuni

Savor a traditional Puglian lunch at a restaurant in Ostuni, many offering fantastic views of the surrounding olive groves or the sea.

Stroll through Martina Franca

Visit Martina Franca, a beautiful Baroque town known for its elegant architecture, charming piazzas, and the impressive Palazzo Ducale.

Enjoy an 'aperitivo' in Piazza Plebiscito before dinner.

Dinner in Martina Franca

Dine in Martina Franca, sampling local specialties like 'capocollo' (cured ham) and delicious pasta dishes.

Explore Polignano a Mare

Head to the stunning coastal town of Polignano a Mare, famous for its cliffside white houses, crystal-clear waters, and the iconic Lama Monachile beach.

Walk through the historic center, find the numerous panoramic terraces, and perhaps visit the Domenico Modugno statue.

Seafood Lunch in Polignano

Enjoy fresh seafood by the sea in Polignano a Mare.

Many restaurants offer beautiful views of the Adriatic.

Discover Monopoli's Old Town

Drive a short distance to Monopoli, a charming fishing town with a well-preserved old town, a historic port, and a beautiful cathedral.

Stroll along the Lungomare.

Explore the narrow streets, visit the Castello Carlo V, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere.

Gelato by the Sea

Indulge in authentic Italian gelato while enjoying the sea breeze in Monopoli.

Drive to Matera

Embark on a day trip to Matera, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the neighboring region of Basilicata.

It's approximately a 1-1.5 hour drive from Central Puglia.

Explore Sassi di Matera

Discover the ancient cave dwellings (Sassi) of Matera.

Walk through the historic districts of Sasso Barisano and Sasso Caveoso, visiting rupestrian churches and cave houses.

Consider hiring a local guide or joining a walking tour to fully appreciate the history and unique architecture. Wear very comfortable shoes as there are many steps and uneven paths.

Lunch in Matera

Enjoy lunch at one of Matera's unique cave restaurants, offering local Basilicata specialties.

Visit a Casa Grotta & Matera Museum

Visit a furnished cave dwelling (Casa Grotta) to see how families lived in the Sassi until the 1950s.

You can also explore the MUSMA (Museum of Contemporary Sculpture of Matera) if interested.

Return to Val d'Itria Base

Drive back to your accommodation in Central Puglia.

Charm of Locorotondo

Visit Locorotondo, another of Puglia's 'Borghi più belli d'Italia' (most beautiful villages).

Its circular historic center and white-washed houses offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Explore the narrow streets, admire the flower-filled balconies, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.

Puglian Cooking Class

Immerse yourself in local culture with a hands-on cooking class, learning to make traditional Puglian dishes like orecchiette pasta from scratch.

Many agriturismi and local chefs offer cooking classes. This is a great way to experience authentic flavors. Book in advance.

Relax & Enjoy Amenities

Spend a relaxed afternoon at your Masseria, enjoying the pool, gardens, or a quiet moment before dinner.

Alternatively, visit a local vineyard for a wine tasting.

Farewell Dinner in Val d'Itria

Enjoy a final delicious dinner in the Val d'Itria, perhaps trying a restaurant recommended by your hosts, celebrating your exploration of Central Puglia.

Arrive in Lecce

Arrive in Lecce, the 'Florence of the South', and check into your accommodation.

Take some time to settle in and familiarize yourself with the area.

A rental car is highly recommended for exploring Southern Salento efficiently.

Explore Lecce Duomo & Square

Begin your exploration of Lecce's historic center with a visit to Piazza Duomo, one of Italy's most beautiful squares, and its magnificent cathedral.

The Duomo has a stunning Baroque facade and bell tower. Entry to the Duomo is typically free, but climbing the bell tower might have a small fee.

Traditional Salento Lunch

Enjoy a traditional Puglian lunch at a local trattoria, savoring specialties like orecchiette pasta with tomato sauce and strong ricotta, or ciceri e tria.

Basilica di Santa Croce

Visit the iconic Basilica di Santa Croce, a masterpiece of Lecce Baroque, famous for its intricately carved facade.

Admire the rich details of the facade, a hallmark of Lecce's unique architectural style.

Piazza Sant'Oronzo & Roman Amphitheater

Stroll through Piazza Sant'Oronzo, the main square, and view the partially excavated Roman Amphitheater.

Enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Evening Stroll & Dinner

Enjoy an evening aperitivo followed by dinner in one of Lecce's charming restaurants.

The city is particularly enchanting at night when the Baroque buildings are illuminated.

Drive to Otranto

Begin your day with a scenic drive from Lecce to Otranto, a charming coastal town on the Adriatic Sea, approximately 45-60 minutes.

Otranto Cathedral & Historic Center

Explore Otranto's historic center, visiting its stunning Cathedral with its famous mosaic floor depicting the 'Tree of Life' and the skulls of the Otranto Martyrs.

Castello Aragonese

Visit the impressive Castello Aragonese, a formidable fortress overlooking Otranto's harbor, offering panoramic views.

Seafood Lunch by the Sea

Enjoy a delicious seafood lunch at one of Otranto's restaurants, overlooking the Adriatic Sea.

Relax at Baia dei Turchi Beach

Spend the afternoon relaxing at Baia dei Turchi, one of Salento's most beautiful beaches, known for its pristine waters and natural surroundings.

The beach is accessible via a short walk through a pine forest.

Return to Lecce

Drive back to Lecce after a relaxing day by the coast.

Dinner in Lecce

Enjoy dinner at another of Lecce's many excellent restaurants, perhaps trying a different local dish.

Drive to Gallipoli

Drive west from Lecce to Gallipoli on the Ionian coast, a picturesque fishing village with a charming old town.

Explore Gallipoli Old Town

Wander through the narrow streets of Gallipoli's 'Borgo Antico' (old town), which is located on an island connected by a bridge. Visit the Angevine-Aragonese Castle and the Cathedral of Sant'Agata.

Don't miss the fresh fish market near the bridge to the old town.

Seafood Lunch in Gallipoli

Savor fresh seafood for lunch at a restaurant overlooking the Ionian Sea, enjoying the catch of the day.

Beach Time at Spiaggia della Purità

Relax and swim at Spiaggia della Purità, the small city beach right next to the old town, or drive a short distance to the wider, sandy beaches south of Gallipoli like Baia Verde.

Baia Verde offers more space and beach clubs if you prefer that experience.

Sunset & Aperitivo

Enjoy a spectacular sunset over the Ionian Sea, perhaps with an aperitivo in Gallipoli before heading back to Lecce.

Return to Lecce & Dinner

Drive back to Lecce and have a relaxed dinner after your coastal excursion.

Salento Winery Tour & Tasting

Head into the Salento countryside to visit a local winery.

Learn about the region's famous Primitivo and Negroamaro wines, and enjoy a tasting session.

Book a tasting session in advance. Look for wineries that offer English tours. Consider a designated driver or taxi service if you plan to drink.

Agriturismo Lunch Experience

Enjoy a farm-to-table lunch at an agriturismo, tasting fresh, locally sourced ingredients and traditional Puglian dishes.

Agriturismi often require reservations, especially for lunch. This is a great way to experience authentic rural cuisine.

Explore Nardò or Galatina

Visit one of Salento's charming inland Baroque towns.

Nardò boasts a beautiful Piazza Salandra, while Galatina is known for its stunning Basilica di Santa Caterina d'Alessandria with Byzantine frescoes.

Both towns offer a quieter, authentic glimpse into Salento life away from the coast.

Puglian Cooking Class in Lecce

Participate in a hands-on cooking class in Lecce to learn how to prepare traditional Salento dishes like orecchiette or pasticciotto.

Many classes include dinner with the food you prepared. A great way to immerse yourself in the local culinary culture.

Drive to Roca Vecchia

Take a short drive north of Otranto to Roca Vecchia, an archaeological site known for its dramatic coastal scenery.

Grotta della Poesia (Cave of Poetry)

Visit the stunning Grotta della Poesia, a natural swimming pool and archaeological site.

You can swim in its crystal-clear waters.

Wear appropriate footwear for walking on rocks. There can be a small parking fee or entry fee during peak season. It can get crowded, so arriving early is recommended.

Torre dell'Orso & Two Sisters

Head to Torre dell'Orso beach, famous for its 'Due Sorelle' (Two Sisters) rock formations.

Enjoy a walk along the promenade or a quick dip.

Casual Coastal Lunch

Enjoy a casual lunch at a beachfront restaurant or a 'bar-gelateria' in Torre dell'Orso or San Foca.

Afternoon at San Foca Beach

Spend your final Salento afternoon relaxing at the sandy beach of San Foca, a family-friendly coastal town.

Farewell Dinner in Lecce

Return to Lecce for a final memorable dinner, reflecting on your adventures in Southern Salento.

Perhaps try a restaurant known for its Puglian seafood or local wine list.

Scenic Drive to Vieste

Enjoy a picturesque drive from Southern Salento northwards to Vieste, the 'Pearl of Gargano'.

Take in the changing landscapes of Puglia.

Hotel Check-in & Lunch

Check into your hotel in Vieste and settle in.

Grab a quick, traditional Puglian lunch at a local trattoria.

Explore Vieste Old Town

Wander through the charming labyrinthine streets of Vieste's historic center, perched on a cliff overlooking the Adriatic. Discover whitewashed houses, quaint shops, and panoramic views.

Wear comfortable shoes as the streets are steep and cobblestoned. Don't miss the Castello Svevo for great views.

Visit Pizzomunno Monolith

See the iconic Pizzomunno, a majestic limestone monolith standing on the Spiaggia del Pizzomunno beach, a symbol of Vieste.

Dinner with Sea Views

Enjoy a delightful dinner at a restaurant overlooking the sea, savoring fresh seafood and local Gargano specialties.

Many restaurants in the old town offer terraces with stunning sunset views.

Gargano Coast & Sea Caves Boat Tour

Embark on a boat tour to discover the stunning sea caves, natural arches, and hidden coves along the Gargano coastline, including the Grotta Sfondata and Grotta dei Due Occhi.

Tours typically depart from Vieste's port. Booking in advance is recommended, especially on a Saturday. Pricing varies by operator and boat size.

Lunch by Vieste Port

Enjoy a casual lunch near the port, perhaps trying some fresh fried fish or a traditional panzerotto.

Relax at Baia delle Zagare Beach

Spend a relaxing afternoon at one of the Gargano's most beautiful beaches, Baia delle Zagare, famous for its white cliffs and two iconic sea stacks.

Enjoy swimming and sunbathing.

Access to Baia delle Zagare is often restricted to guests of the hotels or through paid parking/shuttle services. Alternatively, explore other beautiful beaches closer to Vieste like Spiaggia di Portogreco or Vignanotica.

Sunset Aperitivo

Indulge in a traditional Italian aperitivo as the sun sets over the Adriatic Sea.

Traditional Puglian Dinner

Savor the flavors of Puglia with a dinner at a local restaurant, trying regional dishes like orecchiette with cime di rapa or fresh grilled fish.

Explore Foresta Umbra

Drive inland to the heart of the Gargano National Park to explore the ancient Foresta Umbra, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its old-growth beech trees.

Enjoy a refreshing walk or a gentle hike.

There are several well-marked walking trails suitable for various fitness levels. Don't miss the deer enclosure.

Rustic Lunch in Gargano

Enjoy a rustic lunch at a trattoria near Foresta Umbra or on your way to Monte Sant'Angelo, sampling local charcuterie and cheeses.

Visit Monte Sant'Angelo

Discover the town of Monte Sant'Angelo, another UNESCO World Heritage site.

Visit the Sanctuary of San Michele Arcangelo, a unique cave church that has been a pilgrimage site for centuries.

The town is perched high up, offering spectacular views. The Sanctuary is partly underground, bring a light jacket as it can be cool.

Taste Ostie Piene

Try 'Ostie Piene', a traditional sweet from Monte Sant'Angelo, made with two wafers filled with almonds and honey.

Dinner Back in Vieste

Return to Vieste for a relaxing evening and dinner after a day of exploration.

Visit Peschici

Drive to the charming cliff-top town of Peschici, known for its whitewashed houses, narrow alleys, and a Norman castle. Explore its historic center and enjoy the panoramic views.

Seafood Lunch in Peschici

Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at one of Peschici's many excellent restaurants, perhaps trying a 'trabucco' restaurant built over the sea.

Gargano Olive Oil Tasting

Visit a local olive oil mill or farm in the Gargano countryside for a tasting session.

Learn about the production of Puglia's renowned extra virgin olive oil.

Many agriturismi offer tastings; inquire locally or book ahead. Prices vary.

Relaxation at Hotel

Return to your hotel in Vieste for some downtime, perhaps enjoying the pool or a stroll along the beach.

Leisurely Dinner in Vieste

Enjoy a leisurely dinner, reflecting on your adventures in the Gargano.

Visit Mattinata and its Bay

Drive south to Mattinata, known for its pristine white pebble beaches and the iconic Faraglioni di Mattinata (sea stacks).

Enjoy the scenic beauty of the bay.

Lunch in Mattinata

Have lunch in Mattinata, perhaps at a restaurant near the beach, enjoying local seafood.

Gargano Souvenir Shopping

Spend some time browsing for local souvenirs in Vieste or a nearby town.

Look for local olive oil, limoncello, handmade ceramics, or products made from Gargano oranges.

Leisure Time & Packing

Enjoy some free time for relaxation, perhaps a final dip in the pool or a coffee, and begin packing for your onward journey from Northern Puglia.

Farewell Dinner in Vieste

Enjoy a special farewell dinner to conclude your exploration of the beautiful Gargano region.

Travel to Matera

Depart from your accommodation in Puglia (e.

g., Bari area) and travel to Matera, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its ancient cave dwellings, the 'Sassi'. This journey will take approximately 1.5 to 2 hours by car.

Explore Sassi di Matera

Wander through the fascinating Sassi di Matera, a complex of cave dwellings, churches, and monasteries carved into the rock face. Discover the history and unique architecture of this ancient city.

Wear comfortable shoes as there are many steps and uneven paths. Consider hiring a local guide for deeper insights.

Lunch in Matera

Enjoy a traditional lunch at a restaurant nestled within the Sassi, savoring local specialties like 'orecchiette con le cime di rapa' or 'peperoni cruschi'.

Visit Casa Grotta

Experience life in the Sassi by visiting a recreated cave dwelling, such as Casa Grotta di Vico Solitario, which offers a glimpse into how families lived in these unique homes until the mid-20th century.

Rupestrian Churches Tour

Explore some of Matera's Rupestrian Churches, ancient cave churches adorned with frescoes, offering a spiritual and artistic journey through history.

Many churches have small entrance fees. Check opening hours as they can vary.

Dinner with a View

Dine at a restaurant offering panoramic views of the illuminated Sassi, enjoying the magical atmosphere of Matera by night.

Travel to Altamura

Depart from Matera and drive to Altamura, a city famous for its ancient history and distinctive bread.

The drive offers scenic views of the Puglian countryside.

Altamura Bread Tasting

Visit a local bakery in Altamura to taste the renowned 'Pane di Altamura', a Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) bread.

Learn about its traditional production process.

Look for bakeries displaying the 'Pane di Altamura DOP' sign.

Explore Altamura Old Town

Wander through the charming historic center of Altamura, admiring its medieval cathedral and narrow streets. Enjoy the authentic atmosphere of an inland Puglian town.

The Altamura Cathedral is a significant example of Apulian Romanesque architecture.

Lunch in Altamura

Enjoy a casual lunch in Altamura, perhaps trying a 'focaccia barese' or other local delicacies.

Visit Castel del Monte

Drive to Castel del Monte, a unique 13th-century octagonal castle and UNESCO World Heritage site built by Emperor Frederick II. Explore its mysterious architecture and enjoy panoramic views.

Return to Bari Area

Drive back towards the Bari area or a nearby town for the evening, preparing for the next day's activities.

Dinner in Andria

Enjoy dinner in Andria, a charming town near Castel del Monte, known for its burrata cheese and local cuisine.

Murgia Winery Tour & Tasting

Embark on a guided tour of a vineyard in the Murgia area of Puglia, learning about local grape varieties like Primitivo and Nero di Troia.

Conclude with a tasting of regional wines.

Pre-booking is highly recommended, especially for English-speaking tours. Wineries like Rivera or Torrevento are good options.

Travel to Trani

Drive to the picturesque coastal city of Trani, known for its stunning cathedral right on the sea and charming harbor.

Seafood Lunch in Trani

Enjoy a fresh seafood lunch at a restaurant overlooking Trani's bustling fishing harbor.

Visit Trani Cathedral

Explore the magnificent Trani Cathedral (Cattedrale di San Nicola Pellegrino), a masterpiece of Apulian Romanesque architecture, uniquely situated right on the water's edge.

Entry is free, but donations are welcome. Dress respectfully.

Stroll Trani Harbor

Take a leisurely stroll along Trani's beautiful harbor, enjoying the views of fishing boats, yachts, and the Swabian Castle.

Farewell Puglian Dinner

Savor a final, memorable dinner in Puglia, perhaps trying more regional specialties and wines, reflecting on your journey through this beautiful region.

Checkout & Travel to Bari Airport

Check out from your accommodation in Trani and travel to Bari Karol Wojtyła Airport (BRI) for your flight to Milan.

Allow ample time for the transfer.

Flight to Milan

Board your flight from Bari to Milan.

This is an internal Italian flight.

Arrive in Milan & Transfer

Arrive at Milan Linate Airport (LIN), collect your luggage, and transfer to your accommodation in Milan.

Hotel Check-in & Settle In

Check into your hotel in Milan and take some time to refresh and settle in.

Stroll Brera District

Take a relaxed afternoon stroll through the charming Brera district, known for its cobbled streets, art galleries, and bohemian atmosphere.

Milanese Aperitivo

Experience the classic Milanese aperitivo.

Enjoy a pre-dinner drink with complimentary snacks.

Casual Dinner in Milan

Enjoy a casual dinner at a local trattoria, savoring your first meal in Milan.

Highlights of Milan Walking Tour

Embark on a private walking tour to discover Milan's cultural treasures, starting at Castello Sforzesco, then visiting the Duomo and enjoying a gelato tasting.

This tour provides an excellent overview of the city's main sights with a local expert.

This private tour is a great way to see the key landmarks efficiently. Booking: https://www.viator.com/tours/Milan/Highlights-of-Milano-Private-Walking-Tour-Duomo-Castle-and-Gelato/d512-110975P98?mcid=42383&pid=P00266106&medium=api&api_version=2.0

Duomo Interior & Rooftop

After your walking tour, take time to explore the stunning interior of the Duomo Di Milano.

Consider ascending to the rooftop for breathtaking views of the city and its intricate spires.

Book tickets in advance online to save time. Dress code applies for entry to the cathedral.

Lunch near Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Enjoy lunch at a café or restaurant near the magnificent Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Italy's oldest active shopping gallery.

Free Time / Milan Shopping

Enjoy some free time for leisure or indulge in some shopping.

Milan is a global capital of fashion and design, offering everything from high-end boutiques to trendy concept stores.

Milan: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class

Learn the secrets of Italian cuisine in a hands-on cooking class where you'll master making fresh pasta and the classic dessert, tiramisu.

Enjoy your creations for dinner.

This is a fun and interactive way to experience Italian food culture. Booking: https://www.viator.com/tours/Milan/Cooking-Class-Milan/d512-343815P1?mcid=42383&pid=P00266106&medium=api&api_version=2.0

Hotel Check-in

Check into your hotel in Milan after your journey from Puglia.

Take some time to settle in and refresh.

Ensure easy access to public transport for your sightseeing plans.

Milan City Walking Tour

Embark on a private walking tour to see Milan's cultural treasures, including Castello Sforzesco, Duomo, and enjoy a gelato tasting.

A local guide will share insights into Milan's rich history and vibrant culture. This tour covers the Duomo exterior and Sforza Castle.

Duomo Exterior & Piazza

After the walking tour, take some time to admire the magnificent Duomo di Milano from the piazza.

Enjoy the lively atmosphere.

The Duomo is Italy’s largest church and an iconic Milanese landmark. Consider returning to visit the interior or rooftop if you have more time.

Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class

Learn to prepare authentic Italian pasta and tiramisu in a relaxed and friendly setting, ending with enjoying your creations.

A perfect way to enjoy a last Italian meal and take home culinary skills. Suitable for all skill levels.

Leisurely Breakfast

Enjoy a final Italian breakfast at your hotel or a nearby café, savoring a cappuccino and cornetto.

Take time to reflect on your incredible journey through Italy.

Last-Minute Souvenirs

Do some last-minute souvenir shopping or explore a local market for gifts and Italian specialties.

Milan offers a wide range of shopping options, from high fashion to unique artisanal goods.

Hotel Checkout

Complete your check-out procedures at the hotel.

Confirm your airport transfer details.

Private Airport Transfer

Enjoy a comfortable and reliable private transfer from your Milan hotel to Milan Linate Airport (LIN).

The driver will meet you at your hotel. This ensures punctuality for your international flight.