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Limoncello
Limoncello is the signature lemon liqueur of Southern Italy. Traditionally served after meals, or sometimes as a welcome drink, this zesty drink is definitely worth a try.
Our tours visiting Sorrento offer an opportunity to enjoy a short tour of a Sorrento Limoncello factory and orchard, along with a sampling of this famous drink.
Trentino Ham
Known in Italy as Prosciutto, this dry-cured, lightly smoked ham is produced in the South Tyrol.
Our popular ‘Taste of Italy’ optional excursion offered on our Lake Garda, Venice and Verona tours, provides a chance to sample Trentino Ham, and some of the red and white regional wines, as well as some of the house bread, cheese and salami.
Porchetta
Try this traditional Italian dish of rolled pork belly stuffed with a mixture of garlic, herbs and seasonings and then roasted whole in a wood-burning oven – delicious!
Our Corsica and Sardinia tour offers a chance to visit the town of Orgosolo where we will have lunch with the local shepherds. Enjoy the traditional food, which includes porchetta roasted on an open fire, lamb and cheese. This is then followed by a serving of local Sardinian bread, washed down with home-made red wine.
Frascati Wine
Often thought of as Rome's signature wine and produced on the hills surrounding the town of Frascati for almost two thousand years, Frascati wine is often referred to as the Golden Wine, both for its colour and its value.
The town of Frascati can be visited on our 9-day Rome, Pompeii and Capri tour, where you can enjoy time at a local pergolato sampling the local wine and traditional snacks including porchetta, cheese, olives and wine.
Tartufo
Originating from the town of Pizzo Calabro, Tartufo is a traditional ice-cream truffle dessert, usually containing fruit or nuts dipped in chocolate with chocolate shavings.
You will have the opportunity to try this wonderfully indulgent ice-cream on our Splendours of Calabria, Abruzzo and a Taste of Sicily when we visit the town of Pizzo Calabro.
Understanding the Italian Menu
Antipasto (Starter), Primo (First Course), Secondo (Second Course), Contorno (Side Dish) Dolce (Dessert)
Take note of the ‘Il coperto’ (cover charge). It is commonplace in Italy for restaurants to include a charge per person to dine at a table. The amount varies from restaurant to restaurant (usually a few Euros), and is usually listed at the bottom of the menu.
Enjoy a traditional afternoon aperitivo. Generally charging for the drinks, but not for the aperitivo buffet, it is a wonderful way to experience the local culture and watch city life pass by. Buon Appetito!!
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Key Information
- Culture: Italians are known for their love for family, food and socialising. Social life tends to focus around the piazzas where the locals will arrange to meet, eat and watch life go by!
- Tipping: In Italy it is common for the service charge to be included on most bills, therefore tipping is not compulsory or necessarily expected. If, however, the service you receive is particularly good, it is fine to leave a small additional amount. If the service charge is not included a tip of between 10% and 15% is sufficient.
- Language: Knowing a few keys phrases can make a great first impression. Why not try out the below on your next visit?
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- Hello/Goodbye – Ciao! (chow)
- Please – Per favore (pehr fah-voh-reh)
- Thank you – Grazie (grah-tsee-eh)
- You're welcome – Prego! (preh-goh)
- Excuse me – Mi scusi. (mee skooh-zee)
- Yes – Sì (see)
- No – No (noh)
- Do you speak English? – Parla inglese? (pahr-lah een-gleh-zeh)
Useful information for your trip to Italy
- Money: The national currency is the euro (€). 1 euro = 100 cents.
- Time zone: Italy is one hour ahead of British time.
- Electricity: Italy works on the standard European 220 volts. A variety of plugs are used, including the European-style two-pin plug/ adapter.
- Climate: With a diverse geography and a varied climate, Italy offers a complete range of holiday experiences for everyone. The extreme mountainous north offers spectacular Alpine scenery during the winter months, whereas the northern lake region with its mild micro-climate offers a spectacular display of spring flowers between April and June. In central Italy, it is much milder, however this can lead to humid conditions throughout the summer, especially in the cities. In the south it is a much more Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters.
- Smoking: Smoking in Italy is prohibited in all public buildings (including restaurants and bars), however smoking is still very common in Italy and in general Italians are very tolerant of smoke and smokers.
Hints & Tips
A few hints and tips
- Many churches and places of worship in Italy require visitors to be modestly dressed. Please make sure you cover your shoulders and knees.
- In Italy bathroom towels tend to be on the smaller side, and are not necessarily replaced every day. Some hotels may replace towels if they have been left on the floor, but not those that are hanging to dry, however this is not a given rule.
- Italy is proud of its public drinking fountains which bring fresh spring water direct from the natural springs and mountains via ancient aqueducts into towns and cities. When water is not safe at fountains it will say so, otherwise, take advantage of the delicious, clean, and free water. (Please note, even though Italian water is safe to drink, some people may be affected by the difference in mineral content).
Our top places to visit in eastern-europe
- Overview
- Rome
- Milan
- Venice
Major Cities
Known worldwide for their beauty, art, history and architectural treasures, Italy's cities have been popular tourist destinations for centuries. With wonderful contrasts of scenery, food, lifestyle and culture, each city has something different to offer.
Did you know...
- Within Rome's enclave is the Vatican City. The seat of the papacy of the Roman Catholic Church, the Vatican City has been recognized as an independent state by the Italian government since 1929. The majestic dome of St. Peter's Basilica dominates the Roman skyline.
- Milan is known as the fashion capital of Italy. Fashion names from the city include; Valentino, Gucci, Versace, Prada, Armani and Dolce & Gabbana.
- There are approximately between 300 and 400 licenced gondoliers currently working in Venice. Applicants must undergo an extensive training program and pass a rigorous exam to qualify, leading to only 3 to 4 Gondolier licenses being issued annually.
Leger Holidays tip
We recommend packing at least one pair of comfortable shoes to make the most of your time in these captivating cities.
Sights of Rome
The Colosseum: An iconic symbol of Rome, the Colosseum was the site of many bloody gladiatorial fights, and today remains an imposing sight.
The Trevi Fountain: A stunning example of exquisite baroque design, it is believed that throwing a coin into the fountain with your right hand over your left shoulder, will ensure a return visit to Rome. Give it a try!
The Pantheon: As the burial site of the Italian Kings, Victor Emmanuel II, Umberto I, and the painter Raphael, the Pantheon is one of the best preserved of Rome's ancient monuments, and is considered an architectural masterpiece.
Sights of Milan
Duomo (Milan Cathedral): Milan's Duomo is one of the world's largest gothic cathedrals; begun in 1386, it took 500 years to complete.
Santa Maria delle Grazie and The Last Supper: Painted directly: Milan's Duomo is one of the world's largest gothic cathedrals; begun in 1386, it took 500 years to complete.
La Scala Opera house: Inaugurated in 1778, La Scala is one of the principal opera houses in the world and the leading Italian house.The red-and-gold theatre is famous for its superb acoustics, which are believed to reveal the true abilities of a singer.
Sights of Venice
Campanile di San Marco (Bell Tower): Located to one side of St Mark’s Square, the bell tower is the tallest structure in Venice and offers a unique view of this beautiful city.
Bridge of Sighs: Linking the Doge’s palace to the prison cells on the opposite side of the canal, romantics claim that lovers would find eternal happiness by kissing under the bridge at sunset, however the name actually comes from the sighs heard as prisoners crossed the bridge to the prison.
Rialto Bridge: Spanning the Grand Canal, the current Rialto Bridge was erected in 1591, and until 1854, this was the only point at which the Grand Canal could be crossed on foot.
- Overview
- Florence
- Siena
- Pisa
Tuscany
With beautiful rolling hills, and lush, fertile landscapes filled with olive groves and vineyards, Tuscany is arguably Italy’s most popular region. Often referred to as the cradle of the Renaissance, it is also home to the culturally significant cities of Florence, Siena and Pisa.
Did you know...
- Between the 13th and 18th centuries, lions were kept in a den in front of the Duomo in Florence for the amusement of the citizens. The lion became the symbol of independence for Florence, and can still be seen engraved throughout the city today.
- Siena is divided into 17 distinct contrades or districts, each having its own unique heritage and mascot. The districts compete twice a year in the famous ‘palio’ horse race which is held on the Piazza del Campo amid a vibrant festival.
- The Tuscan city of Pisa is known worldwide for its iconic Leaning Bell Tower. During restoration works, architects believed the movement of the bells made the lean worse, so the bells were silenced in the 20th century.
Leger Holidays tip
Whilst in Tuscany make sure you try the delicious gelato (ice-cream). Considered by many to be the birthplace of modern day gelato, look for the signs 'produzione propria' and 'artigianale' in gelaterias which means that the gelato is made traditionally on-site with natural ingredients giving an irresistible authentic experience.
Sights of Florence
Piazza del Duomo (Cathedral Square): Located in the heart of the historic centre of the city, the square is a perfect reflection of Renaissance Florence, home to the awe-inspiring Duomo (cathedral) famously topped with Brunelleschi's gravity-defying dome, the graceful Campanile and striking Baptistery.
Galleria degli Uffizi (Uffizi Gallery): This is one of the most important art collections in Italy, famously including Botticelli's mythological masterpieces, The Birth of Venus and Primavera (Spring) and Leonardo Da Vinci's Annunciation.
Ponte Vecchio (Vecchio Bridge): The Ponte Vecchio is the only bridge to have survived the Nazi bombing of Florence during WWII. Today, the famous 14th-century bridge is home to Florence's gold and silversmiths.
Sights of Siena
Piazza del Campo: Siena’s main square, a distinctive shell-shaped piazza, is one of the largest and finest medieval squares in the world. Central to Sienese life since 1300, the square plays host to the Palio horse race twice a year.
Siena City streets: The exquisite medieval architecture on the streets of Siena make it a fascinating city to explore. Take the time to discover the ancient alleys, courtyards and fountains of this captivating city.
Torre del Mangia (City Tower): Originally designed to be as tall as the cathedral to demonstrate that state and church had equal status, this superb medieval tower offers magnificent views of Siena and the surrounding area.
Sights of Pisa
The Leaning Tower: One of Europe's most famous sights, Pisa’s leaning tower stands on the Campo dei Miracoli, (Field of Miracles). Already tilting when it was completed in 1372, the 56m white-marble is the bell tower of the breathtaking Duomo.
The Duomo: Pisa’s ornate Duomo, has four tiers of open galleries housing statues and decorated with marble inlay. The doors have bronze panels with bas-reliefs from the sixteenth century. Inside there is a sixteenth century wood ceiling, several important art works, and a magnificent marble pulpit by Giovanni Pisano.
Piazza dei Cavalieri: This was the centre of Pisa in its days as a republic, and later became the symbol of Medici power in Pisa. The square is home to a number of charming sixteenth century buildings, the church of Santo Stefano dei Cavalieri, and the Palazzo dell'Orologio (clock building) with two ancient towers joined by an arcade.
- Overview
- Lake Maggiore
- Lake Como
- Lake Garda
Italian Lakes
Stretching across much of northern Italy lies the stunning Italian Lake District. A string of narrow glacial lakes lying in the pre-alpine foothills, the region offers a glimpse of a picture-postcard Italy. With attractive lakeside villages surrounded by outstanding natural beauty, it is easy to see why the area has been a popular tourist destination since Roman times.
Did you know...
- Lake Maggiore Fact: The island of Isola Bella, located in the north west of the lake, is home to the Borromeo family villa and gardens. It is widely believed that the villa was built by the Count when he became irritated with the ladies of the Borromeo household complaining that the noise made by the prisoners in the dungeons of his mainland castle was disturbing them.
- Lake Como Fact: Although the lake is known today as a celebrity destination, one of the very first families to occupy a villa on the shore of the lake was the Roman family of Pliny the Elder and Pliny the younger, who famously witnessed the eruption of Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii. Allegedly their favourite family pastime was to fish directly into the lake from out of the villa windows.
- Lake Garda Fact: The largest lake in Italy, a local legend tells how the contours of the hills overlooking the lake north of the resort of Bardolino are in fact the outline of the sleeping giant Gardena. Her lover Benacus (the lake’s original name) sadly died at their wedding, and it is believed that she cried so much her tears filled the lake.
Leger Holidays tip
Traditionally Italians enjoy an early afternoon break known as a riposo. Like the Spanish siesta, during riposo you may find that museums, churches, shops and businesses close their doors to allow the proprietor’s time to relax and enjoy a long lunch and perhaps a nap during the day’s hottest hours. There are no hard and fast rules regarding riposo, but generally speaking the break can begin anytime from noon and last for between 90 minutes to two hours.
Lake Maggiore
The Borromean Islands: Within Lake Maggiore lie the spectacular Borromean Islands. The most well-known islands are Isola Pescatori, famously home to a collection of white peacocks that freely strut around the botanical gardens, and Isola Bella, the location of the magnificent Borromean Palace and its beautiful landscaped gardens.
Stresa: Known for its beautiful natural flowers, Stresa is a delightful lakeside resort with a lovely promenade and spectacular views of the lake's famous Borromean islands.
Baveno: A popular tourist resort since the early 19th century, the charming harbour and plethora of fragrant oleander trees make Baveno the quintessential Italian Lakes destination.
Lake Como
Cadenabbia: The lakeside town of Cadenabbia lies in the impressive shadow of Mount Crocione on the western shores of Lake Como. With commanding views across the lake to the popular town of Bellagio and the Dolomite mountain range beyond, it is easy to see why it has been a popular tourist destination since Victorian times.
Tremezzo: With a spectacular location in the heart of the Azalea Riviera, so called because of the areas abundance of azaleas and rhododendrons, as well as a charming medieval centre, Tremezzo is a delightful place to enjoy la dolce vita.
Como: Located at the southern end of the western branch of the lake, Como is considered to be the silk capital of Italy. As the principal town of the area and home to a thriving retail quarter, a beautiful waterfront and a rich collection of important historical sites there is much to see and do in Como town.
Lake Garda
Riva del Garda: Spectacularly set at the northern edge of Lake Garda, Riva is a popular resort with a superb lakeside promenade leading to the 12th Century La Rocca castle. It has a delightful cobbled old town and a large pebble beach which is popular for lake bathing.
Malcesine: A beautiful town made up of narrow pedestrianised cobbled streets, olive groves and sheltered courtyards clustered beneath the thirteenth century turreted Scaligero Castle, Malcesine is an idyllic lakeside destination.
Sirmione: Known as the gem of the peninsular, the ancient fortified town of Sirmione stretches out from the southern shore of Lake Garda. The towns thermal springs have made it a popular spa destination since Roman times, and there are a number of impressive Roman ruins located at the end of the peninsula.
- Overview
- Lake Maggiore
- Lake Como
- Lake Garda
Italian Lakes
Stretching across much of northern Italy lies the stunning Italian Lake District. A string of narrow glacial lakes lying in the pre-alpine foothills, the region offers a glimpse of a picture-postcard Italy. With attractive lakeside villages surrounded by outstanding natural beauty, it is easy to see why the area has been a popular tourist destination since Roman times.
Did you know...
- Lake Maggiore Fact: The island of Isola Bella, located in the north west of the lake, is home to the Borromeo family villa and gardens. It is widely believed that the villa was built by the Count when he became irritated with the ladies of the Borromeo household complaining that the noise made by the prisoners in the dungeons of his mainland castle was disturbing them.
- Lake Como Fact: Although the lake is known today as a celebrity destination, one of the very first families to occupy a villa on the shore of the lake was the Roman family of Pliny the Elder and Pliny the younger, who famously witnessed the eruption of Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii. Allegedly their favourite family pastime was to fish directly into the lake from out of the villa windows.
- Lake Garda Fact: The largest lake in Italy, a local legend tells how the contours of the hills overlooking the lake north of the resort of Bardolino are in fact the outline of the sleeping giant Gardena. Her lover Benacus (the lake’s original name) sadly died at their wedding, and it is believed that she cried so much her tears filled the lake.
Leger Holidays tip
Traditionally Italians enjoy an early afternoon break known as a riposo. Like the Spanish siesta, during riposo you may find that museums, churches, shops and businesses close their doors to allow the proprietor’s time to relax and enjoy a long lunch and perhaps a nap during the day’s hottest hours. There are no hard and fast rules regarding riposo, but generally speaking the break can begin anytime from noon and last for between 90 minutes to two hours.
Lake Maggiore
The Borromean Islands: Within Lake Maggiore lie the spectacular Borromean Islands. The most well-known islands are Isola Pescatori, famously home to a collection of white peacocks that freely strut around the botanical gardens, and Isola Bella, the location of the magnificent Borromean Palace and its beautiful landscaped gardens.
Stresa: Known for its beautiful natural flowers, Stresa is a delightful lakeside resort with a lovely promenade and spectacular views of the lake's famous Borromean islands.
Baveno: A popular tourist resort since the early 19th century, the charming harbour and plethora of fragrant oleander trees make Baveno the quintessential Italian Lakes destination.
Lake Como
Cadenabbia: The lakeside town of Cadenabbia lies in the impressive shadow of Mount Crocione on the western shores of Lake Como. With commanding views across the lake to the popular town of Bellagio and the Dolomite mountain range beyond, it is easy to see why it has been a popular tourist destination since Victorian times.
Tremezzo: With a spectacular location in the heart of the Azalea Riviera, so called because of the areas abundance of azaleas and rhododendrons, as well as a charming medieval centre, Tremezzo is a delightful place to enjoy la dolce vita.
Como: Located at the southern end of the western branch of the lake, Como is considered to be the silk capital of Italy. As the principal town of the area and home to a thriving retail quarter, a beautiful waterfront and a rich collection of important historical sites there is much to see and do in Como town.
Lake Garda
Riva del Garda: Spectacularly set at the northern edge of Lake Garda, Riva is a popular resort with a superb lakeside promenade leading to the 12th Century La Rocca castle. It has a delightful cobbled old town and a large pebble beach which is popular for lake bathing.
Malcesine: A beautiful town made up of narrow pedestrianised cobbled streets, olive groves and sheltered courtyards clustered beneath the thirteenth century turreted Scaligero Castle, Malcesine is an idyllic lakeside destination.
Sirmione: Known as the gem of the peninsular, the ancient fortified town of Sirmione stretches out from the southern shore of Lake Garda. The towns thermal springs have made it a popular spa destination since Roman times, and there are a number of impressive Roman ruins located at the end of the peninsula.
- Overview
- Lake Maggiore
- Lake Como
- Lake Garda
Italian Lakes
Stretching across much of northern Italy lies the stunning Italian Lake District. A string of narrow glacial lakes lying in the pre-alpine foothills, the region offers a glimpse of a picture-postcard Italy. With attractive lakeside villages surrounded by outstanding natural beauty, it is easy to see why the area has been a popular tourist destination since Roman times.
Did you know...
- Lake Maggiore Fact: The island of Isola Bella, located in the north west of the lake, is home to the Borromeo family villa and gardens. It is widely believed that the villa was built by the Count when he became irritated with the ladies of the Borromeo household complaining that the noise made by the prisoners in the dungeons of his mainland castle was disturbing them.
- Lake Como Fact: Although the lake is known today as a celebrity destination, one of the very first families to occupy a villa on the shore of the lake was the Roman family of Pliny the Elder and Pliny the younger, who famously witnessed the eruption of Vesuvius and the destruction of Pompeii. Allegedly their favourite family pastime was to fish directly into the lake from out of the villa windows.
- Lake Garda Fact: The largest lake in Italy, a local legend tells how the contours of the hills overlooking the lake north of the resort of Bardolino are in fact the outline of the sleeping giant Gardena. Her lover Benacus (the lake’s original name) sadly died at their wedding, and it is believed that she cried so much her tears filled the lake.
Leger Holidays tip
Traditionally Italians enjoy an early afternoon break known as a riposo. Like the Spanish siesta, during riposo you may find that museums, churches, shops and businesses close their doors to allow the proprietor’s time to relax and enjoy a long lunch and perhaps a nap during the day’s hottest hours. There are no hard and fast rules regarding riposo, but generally speaking the break can begin anytime from noon and last for between 90 minutes to two hours.
Lake Maggiore
The Borromean Islands: Within Lake Maggiore lie the spectacular Borromean Islands. The most well-known islands are Isola Pescatori, famously home to a collection of white peacocks that freely strut around the botanical gardens, and Isola Bella, the location of the magnificent Borromean Palace and its beautiful landscaped gardens.
Stresa: Known for its beautiful natural flowers, Stresa is a delightful lakeside resort with a lovely promenade and spectacular views of the lake's famous Borromean islands.
Baveno: A popular tourist resort since the early 19th century, the charming harbour and plethora of fragrant oleander trees make Baveno the quintessential Italian Lakes destination.
Lake Como
Cadenabbia: The lakeside town of Cadenabbia lies in the impressive shadow of Mount Crocione on the western shores of Lake Como. With commanding views across the lake to the popular town of Bellagio and the Dolomite mountain range beyond, it is easy to see why it has been a popular tourist destination since Victorian times.
Tremezzo: With a spectacular location in the heart of the Azalea Riviera, so called because of the areas abundance of azaleas and rhododendrons, as well as a charming medieval centre, Tremezzo is a delightful place to enjoy la dolce vita.
Como: Located at the southern end of the western branch of the lake, Como is considered to be the silk capital of Italy. As the principal town of the area and home to a thriving retail quarter, a beautiful waterfront and a rich collection of important historical sites there is much to see and do in Como town.
Lake Garda
Riva del Garda: Spectacularly set at the northern edge of Lake Garda, Riva is a popular resort with a superb lakeside promenade leading to the 12th Century La Rocca castle. It has a delightful cobbled old town and a large pebble beach which is popular for lake bathing.
Malcesine: A beautiful town made up of narrow pedestrianised cobbled streets, olive groves and sheltered courtyards clustered beneath the thirteenth century turreted Scaligero Castle, Malcesine is an idyllic lakeside destination.
Sirmione: Known as the gem of the peninsular, the ancient fortified town of Sirmione stretches out from the southern shore of Lake Garda. The towns thermal springs have made it a popular spa destination since Roman times, and there are a number of impressive Roman ruins located at the end of the peninsula.
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Imperial Capitals – Prague, Vienna & Budapest
Departures between Aug 2017 and Oct 2018
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Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
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Romantic Danube Cruise – Passau, Vienna, Bratislava & Budapest
Departures between Jul 2017 and Sep 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
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- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
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Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
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- Deluxe reclining seats
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The Baltic Capitals & Highlights of Scandinavia
Departures between Aug 2017 and Aug 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
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Highlights of Eastern Europe
Departures between Aug 2017 and Sep 2018
14 days from
only £995ppView tour & Prices- 14 Aug 17
- 19 Aug 17
- 11 Sep 17
- 25 Sep 17
- 7 Apr 18
- 16 Apr 18
- 30 Apr 18
- 12 May 18
- 2 Jun 18
- 23 Jun 18
- 30 Jun 18
- 16 Jul 18
- 13 Aug 18
- 18 Aug 18
- 1 Sep 18
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- 17 Sep 18
- 24 Sep 18
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
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- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
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- Spacious rear lounge
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Prague Christmas Markets by Air
Departures between Nov 2017 and Dec 2017
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
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- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
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- Deluxe reclining seats
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The Holocaust Remembered - The Moving Story of Anne Frank & Oskar Schindler
Departures between Aug 2017 and Oct 2018
12 days from
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- 2 Oct 17
- 30 Apr 18
- 11 Jun 18
- 16 Jul 18
- 6 Aug 18
- 1 Oct 18
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
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Grand Russian Spectacular & Highlights of Scandinavia
Departures between Aug 2017 and Aug 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
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- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
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Gallipoli Battlefields by Air
Departures between Sep 2017 and Sep 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
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- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
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- Deluxe reclining seats
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Christmas in Austria, Twixmas in Prague & New Year in the Rhineland
Departures between Dec 2017 and Dec 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
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Polish Explorer – Warsaw, Zakopane, Krakow & the Tatras Mountains
Departures between Aug 2017 and Sep 2018
9 days from
only £719ppView tour & Prices- 12 Aug 17
- 30 Sep 17
- 5 May 18
- 21 Jul 18
- 11 Aug 18
- 29 Sep 18
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Grand Tour of Transylvania, Bulgaria & the Balkans
Departures between May 2018 and Jul 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Romantic Danube Cruise plus the splendours of the Austrian Tyrol
Departures between Aug 2017 and Sep 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Berlin, the Harz Mountains & cruising the Baltic Isles
Departures between Aug 2017 and Jun 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Highlights of Moscow & St. Petersburg by Air & Rail
Departures between Sep 2017 and Sep 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Christmas Cruising along the Danube – Vienna, Budapest & Passau
Departures in Dec 2017
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Grand Cruise along the Danube to the Black Sea and back to Passau by Air
Departures in Aug 2017
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
The Baltic Capitals & Highlights of Scandinavia by Air
Departures between Jun 2018 and Aug 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Imperial Capitals – Prague, Vienna & Budapest by Air
Departures between Apr 2018 and Oct 2018
7 days from
only £799ppView tour & Prices- 29 Apr 18
- 3 Jun 18
- 8 Jul 18
- 5 Aug 18
- 12 Aug 18
- 26 Aug 18
- 9 Sep 18
- 30 Sep 18
- 14 Oct 18
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Highlights of Eastern Europe by Air
Departures between Apr 2018 and Sep 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Grand Alpine Adventure by Air
Departures between Sep 2017 and May 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Understanding the Holocaust, Auschwitz, Kraków & Schindler’s Factory by Air
Departures between Aug 2017 and Oct 2018
5 days from
only £499ppView tour & Prices- 2 Aug 17
- 7 Aug 17
- 25 Sep 17
- 2 Oct 17
- 23 Oct 17
- 12 Feb 18
- 9 Apr 18
- 30 Jul 18
- 20 Aug 18
- 29 Oct 18
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Polish Explorer – Warsaw, Zakopane, Krakow & the Tatras Mountains by Air
Departures between Aug 2017 and Oct 2017
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Christmas in Slovenia, Kranjska Gora, Bled & Salzburg
Departures in Dec 2017
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Prague, Vienna & Bratislava Christmas Markets
Departures in Nov 2017
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge
-
Cruising the Baltic Cities & St. Petersburg
Departures in Sep 2018
Luxuria Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our exclusive Luxuria coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Touch screen entertainment & T.V.
- Device charging points
- Deluxe armchair seats
- Choice of single seats
- Choice of seats face-to-face with tables.
Silver Service Coach Travel
On select departures, you have the option to upgrade your coach travel to our Silver Service coach.
Find out moreFeatures
- Deluxe reclining seats
- Onboard entertainment system
- Climate control
- Spacious rear lounge