
Join us for a captivating 16-day tour dedicated to the timeless art of Italian mosaics, where each stop reveals hidden gems of history, beauty, and craftsmanship.
This small-group tour (maximum 6 people) offers a relaxed and immersive journey, perfect for those seeking
to explore Italy's artistic heritage in an intimate, comfortable setting.
Our journey begins at the stunning Lake Como, where visitors will admire some historic villas and gardens, surrounded by the Alps. We then travel to Ravenna, home to eight UNESCO Heritage sites and some of the most exquisite
and well-preserved Byzantine mosaics in the world, before continuing to Spello, where the town’s
Roman mosaics reflect the region's rich cultural heritage.
Next, we visit Assisi, famous for its sacred frescos within the Basilica of St. Francis, followed by the striking ancient city of Matera, revealing its stunning stone-carved dwellings and mysterious history. From there, we head to Otranto,
a coastal town adorned with mesmerizing Medieval mosaics in its cathedral. Our final stop is Milan,
where you’ll discover a wealth of artistic treasures.
Throughout the tour, you’ll immerse yourself in the delicate art of mosaic-making, experiencing both well-known masterpieces and lesser-known fragments of Italy’s rich artistic tradition. With plenty of time for relaxed exploration, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the mosaic art form and its profound connection to Italy’s cultural heritage.
Travel Itinerary
DAY
1
Pick up from Milan's airport
and transfer to Lake Como
DAY
2
Bellagio and Menaggio
DAY
3
Transfer to Ravenna
DAY
4
Ravenna and its mosaics
DAY
5
Ravenna and Classe
DAY
6
Transfer to Cesi, via Rimini and San Marino
DAY
7
Spello
DAY
8
Assisi and Eremo delle Carceri
DAY
9
Transfer to Matera
DAY
10
Matera
DAY
11
Transfer to Salento
DAY
12
Lecce
DAY
13
Otranto and Santa Maria di Leuca
DAY
14
Transfer to Milan
DAY
15
Milan's city centre
DAY
16
Transfer to Milan's airport or train station
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