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Florence The city is noted for its PISA Niasca/Portofino culture, Renaissance art and Pisa is a city in -Santa architecture and monuments The the Tuscany region Margherita/Niasca/Portofino: city also contains numerous museums and art galleries, such as of Central Italy straddling The team will depart by train from the Uffizi Gallery and the Palazzo the Arno just before it Camogli to Santa Margherita Pitti, and still exerts an influence empties into the Ligurian in the fields of art, culture and Sea. Duration- 5min (more or less) [9] politics. Due to Florence's artistic Once in Pisa the *depends on train you take and architectural heritage, it has been ranked by Forbes as one of the guide will take you to the Cost- Both ways €5 *depends on most beautiful cities in the world. Pisa Tower Park where the train you take Bus will pick the team up group will be able to walk Upon arrival, exit train station and early morning to leave for around an experience the Florence. Bus will drop off the head towards the sea front. Once team at the Sesto Fiorentino Train area. The guide will give there walk right near the round- Station which is a 15min train to them a meeting time and about. You can take the bus to Portofino or walk. The walk is the center of Florence. point. Upon arrival in Florence a AWP about 1hour and 30min. It’s a guide will take the group to the beautiful walk along the water and the last 30min is in the forest Duomo (Church) and give a Sack Lunch will be provided above Portofino where you will meeting time. The group will be come out looking over the city. free to walk around the city. Arrival: Bus Arrival: Bus Duration of Bus trip: 2hours Sack Lunch will be provided Duration of Bus trip: 2hours 12 San Fruttuoso The Abbey of San Fruttuoso is a Catholic abbey on the Italian Monte Carlo Rivierabetween Camogli and Portofino. Cinque Terre A Bus will take the AWP group to the It can only be reached by sea and by hiking trails, there is no road access. center of Monte Carlo near the Meaning "Five Lands is a rugged Oceanographic Museum and Aquarium. The The underwater statue Christ of the portion of coast on the Italian Riviera. It is in Abysswas installed in the sea off San Museum was built on the side of the the Liguria region of Italy, to the west of the Fruttuoso in 1954, at a depth of 17 mythical Rock of Monaco, the city of La Spezia, and comprises of five metres (56 ft). Oceanographic Museum has been watching villages: Monterosso al Arrival : Boat over the oceans for over a century. it was Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, Duration: 30min designed as a Palace entirely dedicated to Art and Riomaggiore. The coastline, the five and Science. villages, and the surrounding hillsides are all The team will enjoy their time walking part of the Cinque Terre National Park and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Focaccia con around the streets where the Monaco Grande The team will depart by train from Formaggio Prix takes place. The cathedral, where Camogli to Riomaggiore Princess Grace is buried. Alternatively, Duration- 1hr 30min (more or less) *depends Watch and learn simply mill around outside the Opera House on train you take how to make the and the Casino (strict dress code if you want Cost- Both ways €12 *depends on train you famous Focaccia to play the tables). take con Formaggio in A sack lunch will be provided. Take the train to Riomaggiore, the furthest Camogli. Duration: 10min Arrival: Bus city. (Please note tickets are valid 4 hours after validation). Then take return train to Duration of Bus trip: 2hours Camogli. .

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Experiences in Portofino Welcome to Portofino Contents

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