Stile Italiano Tours

This itinerary takes you through the area of Parma, Modena and Bologna, a land of culinary excellences such as Parma Ham, Parmesan Cheese, and Balsamic Vinegar. It’s the birthplace of some of the greatest Italian geniuses like Verdi, Pavarotti, and Enzo Ferrari, founder of the world-famous automobile company. You will visit Modena, a UNESCO Heritage Site, and Parma, both towns synonymous with music.You'll discover Bologna famous for its arcades and its well preserved medieval center. You will have the opportunity to enjoy the finest food and to learn how genuine products are transformed into a paradise for gourmets.Read more >

Sicily is one of the jewels of Southern Italy, waiting to be discovered, explored, and experienced through its nature, history, traditions and delicious food with authentic flavours. Begin your journey with the vibrant city of Palermo, the charming western coast villages, and the awe-inspiring Valley of the Temples. Then, explore Eastern Sicily's Baroque towns, stroll through the pristine Vendicari Natural Reserve, and unravel the rich history of Syracuse and Piazza Armerina. Embark on an exciting excursion to Mount Etna and conclude your adventure with the breathtaking views of Taormina.Read more >

This tailormade Rome to Venice cultural tour has been designed for independent travelers looking to explore the art, architecture, craftsmanship and cuisine of Italy in a relaxed fashion. Travel by train between two of the most beguiling cities in Europe, via the magnificence of Perugia, Assisi, Ferrara and Ravenna, with all of the arrangements taken care of so that you can enjoy a pleasant journey. Your trip begins in Rome, Italy’s magnificent capital, and you may wish to add on an extra day or two here to take in the city’s many historic sights before your departure to the Perugia, capital of the Umbria region, just a few hours away by train. From Perugia you continue on to Assisi, ...Read more >

This Prosecco area to Venice tour is a tailor made five day exploration of northeastern Italy, from the hills and vineyards at the base of the Dolomites to some of Europe's most revered architecture in 'La Serenissima'. The Dolomites are spectacular peaks, much loved by hikers and climbers, and tucked in their shadow is the land of Prosecco wine and Grappa. This fertile area is not only productive, it’s picturesque, too, dotted with some of Palladio’s most beautiful villas, including the Villa Barbaro, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Just nearby is beautiful Venice. Enjoy walking through its old “calli” and “campi” and learn a little more about this wonderful city through the artisans ...Read more >

Discover Sicily through its landscapes, history, food traditions and the people who live and work across the island. This small group journey combines major cultural sites with experiences connected to the places we visit. Explore Palermo and Monreale, walk through the medieval streets of Erice, discover the history of Marsala wine and admire the coastal landscapes of western Sicily. Visit the Valley of the Temples, Villa Romana del Casale, Syracuse, Noto and Modica, while also discovering smaller places such as Marzamemi, an old fishing village shaped by its connection with the sea. One of the highlights of the journey is a visit to Caltabellotta, a hilltop village away from the main ...Read more >

Take a week to discover the architectural, artistic and culinary gems of northern Italy on a cultural tour, taking in its fascinating small towns and exceptional cities, including Verona and Milan. In each location, ancient wealthy families patronised great artists, who went on to give each place its special, unique character. This seven day tour begins in Padua, which is packed with cultural sites, including a chapel by Giotto, the teaching desk that belonged to Italian polymath Galileo Galilei, and the world’s first permanent anatomical theatre, dating from the 16th century. You’ll also find the Caffe’ Pedrocchi here, famous for the delicious wine spritzes it serves. Then onto Verona, ...Read more >

Soak up delightful Italian culture with this tailor made Venice to Rome tour that sees you traveling independently by train, with all of the arrangements made ahead so that you can relax and enjoy the journey. From Venice you travel via Milan to the gorgeous Lake Maggiore and its Borromean Islands – don’t miss the “margheritine di Stresa” here – these crumbly, buttery biscuits sprinkled with sugar are wickedly good. Again via Milan, continue on for a couple of days exploring Cinque Terre, one of the world’s most photographed stretches of coastline. On this trip however you’ll walk quieter trails linking these colourful villages to avoid the crowds, and perhaps stay in one of the ...Read more >

Discover the authentic Puglia with a small group of no more than 12 travelers, experiencing its culture, traditions, and landscapes at a slower, more meaningful pace. Wander through quiet villages, explore hidden corners, and visit iconic sites like Alberobello, Ostuni, Lecce, and Polignano a Mare, while also uncovering local gems off the beaten track. Meet bakers, winemakers, and artisans, tasting fresh, seasonal products and learning their stories, knowing your journey directly supports small, family-run businesses. Our selected departures are perfect for enjoying the region peacefully, avoiding high-season crowds, and connecting more deeply with the land and its people. By the end of ...Read more >

This week-long small group tour of Tuscany and Umbria is a delectable immersion into two of Europe’s most beautiful and culturally rich regions. Championing the ‘Slow Travel’ ethos, the trip involves a couple of relaxed train journeys, as well as excursions to visit local producers such as a family-run winery in Citta della Pieve, and a tour of a small olive oil factory. Begin in the stunning surrounds of Siena, enjoying a welcome meal made using locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, as you get to know the rest of the group, and your female guide. After a morning exploring the city’s majestic architecture, from the Piazza del Campo to the cathedral, you’ll hop onto a local bus to journey ...Read more >