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Italy Itinerary May 2018 Italy Inerary May-June 2018 Thursday May 24th CLT-->NYK-->ROME 11:11 AM Depart 1:08 PM Arrive at JFK New York 5:45 PM Depart JFK New York Traveling Friday May 25th ROME-->NAPLES 8:20 AM Arrive in Rome 9:45 AM Depart Rome 10:40 AM Arrive in Naples; M&M pick us up at airport and take us to their apt NEEDS: Lunch & Dinner Plans Saturday May 26th NAPLES-->FLORENCE 8:25 AM Depart on Train (# 9916 Coach 5 Seats 5 & 6) to Florence 11:17 AM Arrive in Florence Lunch: OPEN PM: OPEN Dinner OPEN Lodging Airbnb - Borgo San Frediano 65 Florence, Toscana 50124 NEEDS: Lunch & Dinner Plans; rental car Sunday May 27th FLORENCE Breakfast OPEN AM Rent car & go to winerY PM OPEN Dinner Dine at CapeZZana Estate WinerY Lodging StaY at CapeZZana Estate WinerY; Via CapeZZana, 100 - 59015 Carmignano (PO) - ItalY NEEDS: Breakfast & Lunch plans Car rental Monday May 28th FLORENCE-->ROME Breakfast Buffet breakfast included at CapeZZana Estate AM Return to Florence via rental car AM-PM OPEN 4:13 PM Depart Florence on Train (8917 Coach 2 seats 5 & 6) 5:46 PM Arrive in Rome 6-7:30PM Travel via Metro Line A to Spagna stop; Check in to La Mason D'Art Spagna hotel 7:30-8PM Walk to Dinner (20 minute walk) Dinner 8PM reservaaons - I Sofa Restaurant Bar & Roof Terrace Via Giulia, 62 - 00186 Roma 9-10 PM Cab or walk back to hotel (20 minute walk) Lodging La Mason D'Art Spagna Via del Corso 112, Spagna, Rome 00187 Phone: +39 4549 3364 NEEDS: Florence mid-morning through late adernoon plan Rome metro & Bus maps Tuesday May 29th ROME Breakfast Breakfast provided at hotel 7AM Walk from hotel to Piazza di Spagna (square) 7:45AM Board Metro Line A at Spagna stop. Ride to Termini center; Take Metro Line B to Colosseo stop 8:30AM -12:30PM Visit Forum, Palaane & Colosseum (do not buY ackets at colosseum due to long lines) Colosseum/Palaane/Forum open at 8:30 12:30PM - 1PM Walk from Colosseum to Mimi e Coco Wine bar for lunch walk ame = bus ame; Lunch Mimi e Coco Wine Bar: Via del Governo Vecchio, 72 00186 Roma, Italia No reservaaons 2PM Walk to Fontana di Trevi 3PM Walk to Pantheon Last admission at 5:45pm 4:30PM Walk to Church of St. Louis Open in adernoons 2:30pm to 6:30pm 5:30PM Walk to Piazza Novana Dinner 7PM HappY Hour FIRST then Dinner at Ristorante Santa Lucia, Largo Febo, 12 (Piazza Navona) - 00186 Roma PM walk along River Tiber/commute back to hotel (12 min walk back to hotel) Lodging La Mason D'Art Spagna Via del Corso 112, Spagna, Rome 00187 Phone: +39 4549 3364 NEEDS: Rome metro & bus maps Bus & musuem cost Wednesday May 30th ROME-->NAPLES Breakfast Breakfast provided at hotel AM Board Metro Line A at Spagna stop. Ride west and exit at Okaviano S. Pietro Stop AM Tour St. Peter's Basilica & Vaacan AM walk to Sisane chapel; View Sisane Chapel AM Walk to Vaacan Musuems and Tour Vaacan Museums Lunch Lunch near Vaacan City or commute to Traverste for lunch PM Explore Traverste neighborhood or walk up Via Garibaldi for views of city PM commute to Chiesa di Santa Maria della Vikori PM Walk to train staaon PM 6:11 PM Depart on Italo Train to Naples Lodging StaY with MM in Naples NEEDS: InerarY for Rome sightseeing Lunch (possiblY quick dinner) plans Thursday May 31st NAPLES-->CAPRI 1 Breakfast Breakfast AM M drops us off at the dock 8AM - 10AM Travel from Naples to Capri via hYdrofoil (45 min). Arrive at Marina Grande AM Ride Funicular to Capri; coffee on PiZZeka? AM From PiZZeka, walk to Giardini de Augusto AM Walk Via Tragara down to Punta Tragara for views Lunch Lunch around Punta Tragara (or possible around Arco Naturale) PM Walk to Arco Naturale PM Walk to Villa Jovis (archetectural site); or walk back to Capri PM Bus to Anacapri; ride chair lid to Mount Solaro PM Walk from Anacapri to Villa San Michele Dinner 7:30PM Dinner at Da Paolino Lemon Trees, Via Palazzo a Mare 11, 80073 Capri PM Bus back to capri and funicular back to Hotel Relasi Maresca Lodging Hotel Relasi Maresca; Via Prov; Marina Grande, 284; 80073 Capri Lodging Alternate lodging possible at Punta Tragara Oth opaons Bus to Faro (lighthouse); Bus to beach bY Blue Groko; Marina Piccola; Senriero die forini NEEDS: Lunch Plans Friday June 1st CAPRI-->POSITANO Breakfast Breakfast included at Hotel Relasi AM Arrange for bout tour around Capri through hotel AM FerrY over to Positano AM See Positano Lunch 1PM Hotel Poseidon's Restaurant: Il Tridente: Terrazza Cele Via Cristoforo Colombo, 50 I-84017 PM Hang out on the Beach - Spiaggia Grande or (slightlY quieter) Fornillo. Swim for free at both Lounger and umbrella for 10e Dinner 7PM Reservaaon at Terrazza Cele (Via Critofor Colombo 50 ) Logging Hotel Vila Gabrisa; Pasitea 219/227 Positano, ItalY Saturday June 2nd POSITANO-->NAPLES Breakfast Breakfast included with Hotel Vila Gabrisa AM Meet M&M in Positano AM Drive to Bomerano; stop in Prariano? AM-PM Hike out and back along Path of the Gods (Senaero degli Dei) Lunch Lunch in Bomerano or San Michele PM Drive along coast - Amalfi? And back to Naples Dinner Dinner along coast or back in Naples Lodging StaY with MM Sunday June 3rd NAPLES AM-PM WinerY; Naples sightseeing; Hike Vesuvius Lodging StaY NEEDS: DaYame plans Monday June 4th NAPLES 8AM Circumvesuviana RailwaY runs from Naples to Pompeii everY 1/2 hr. from Piazza Garibaldi (40 minute trip); www.vesuviana.it; exit at Pompei-Scavi; Pompeii is open from 8:30am to 7:30pm; pompeiisites.org AM Site see/tour Pompeii Lunch Cafeteria in Pompeii w/ sandwiches AM-PM Pompeii PM Pompeii/Bus back to Naples Dinner Dinner in Naples Lodging StaY with MM NEEDS: Transportaaon to & From Pompeii M&M Tickets to Pompeii Dinner Plans Tuesday June 5th NAPLES-->CLT 6:20 AM Depart 7:10 AM Arrive in Rome (FCO) Traveling 9:30 AM Depart Rome (FCO) 1:15 PM Arrive JFK 7:28 PM Depart JFK 9:56 PM Arrive CLT 2 Capri things to do A B C D E F G H I J 1 chairlid from anacapri to mount solaro (12 min ride 10 euro round trip) explore capri town From capri town piazzeka-->walk to giardini de augusto (gardens with sea views) villa jovis - archeological site bus from capri town to anacapri marina piccola - largest beach; rockY; good views bus from capri town or walk the Via Krupp Villa San Michele Punta Tragara punta carena lighthouse senriero die forini (path of the forts) via tragara (view of the faraglioni); hike to arco naturale via piZZolungo trail (food at top) 2 Time 1 1 0.5 2.5 1 3.
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