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Our Customers Hate to Leave Suggested Itineraries Suitable for Groups and fit ...our customers hate to leave Suggested itineraries suitable for groups and fit www.massari-travel.com - [email protected] ROME | ITALY | VIA V. VENETO 169, 0187 | MASSARI TRAVEL | 1 Massari Travel is proud to work with only the best structures and the most reliable professionals which, in 40+ years of work, has allowed us to meet the highest expectations of our diverse and complex travelers. You may be sure that the rates presented in this manual represent the best value for money offer on the market. Our company is able to provide customized service in all Italian cities and towns and you may browse through our offers visiting our portal at: www.massari-travel.com Sabrina Anna Massari - CEO Our Staff Our Office Massari Travel agency is located on the popular street of “Via Veneto”, which is the heart of Rome’s “Dolce Vita” and has been celebrated in many famous movies as “La Dolce Vita” of Fellini. The prestigious location of our office is yet another indicator of the seriousness of our company. Via Veneto, 169 - 00187 Rome, Italy - e-mail: [email protected] - Telephone: +39 064821873 PACKAGES & ITINERARIES FOOD & WINE TOURS OFF THE BEATEN PATH TOURS / SPECIAL INTEREST TOURS 6 - 9 City Break: Rome for Foodies 72 - 75 Apulia: The Spur of the Italian Boot 10 - 13 City Break: Florence for Foodies 76 - 79 Jewels of Italy Tour: Rome, Orvieto, Florence and Venice 14 - 17 City Break: Venice for Foodies 80 - 83 Framing Italy Tour 18 - 23 Sicily on StrEat - Food And Culture RELIGIOUS TOURS: MIN 10 PAX GROUP 24 - 29 A Taste of Italy - Food and Culture 84 - 89 The sites of Mercy - Holy Year of Mercy - Central Italy 90 - 95 Art and Faith - Holy Year of Mercy - North Italy CLASSIC TOURS 96 - 103 Spiritual Highlights of Southern Italy - Holy Year of Mercy - South Italy 30 - 35 Rome - Florence - Venice 104 - 109 Rome the Center of the Christianity - Holy Year of Mercy 36 - 39 Discovering Tuscany 40 - 43 Naples - Positano - Ravello WEDDINGS 44 - 47 Venice – Lake of Garda - Milan 110 - 113 Wedding in Amalfi 114 - 117 Wedding in Tuscany ART AND CULTURAL TOURS 118 - 121 Wedding in the Lakes Area 48 - 51 Once was Shakespeare 52 - 57 Medieval Tuscany LUXURY TOURS / HONEYMOON 58 - 63 Discovering Rome 122 - 125 Rome, Florence, Venice 64- 71 Discovering Sicily 126 - 129 Venice, Verona & Lake Garda DAY 1: FRIDAY Private transfer from Fiumicino Airport to Hotel in Rome Free time to explore Rome on your own. AFTERNOON: CITY BREAK: Regional Italian Wine & Food Tasting with Expert Sommelier Take a wine voyage around Italy without ever leaving the heart of Rome ROME FOR FOODIES with this one-of-a-kind wine tasting experience. The evening is staged in a specially designed tasting “library,” allowing you the comfort, space, and tranquility to maximize your interaction with the sommelier and other guests. You’ll taste six Italian favorites while benefitting from the precious guidance and 3 NIGHTS – 4 DAYS insights of one of Italy’s foremost wine authorities - an internationally-recognized professional sommelier with years of dedicated experience. Enjoy regional delicacies - meats, cheeses, and more. Whether you are a first-time taster or OUR PROPOSAL WILL INCLUDE: seasoned wine connoisseur, expand your horizons while learning to discover and fully •3 Nights in centrally located hotel enjoy the best wines Italy has to offer. •Private transfer from the Airport in Rome •Regional Italian Wine & Food Tasting with ExpertSommelier (regular tour) •Cooking class and walking tour (regular tour) Rome •Private transfer from hotel to airport in Rome Contact us for our best proposal 6 | MASSARI TRAVEL | VIA V. VENETO 169, 0187 | ROME | ITALY www.massari-travel.com - [email protected] DAY 2: SATURDAY Breakfast in the hotel Rome Cooking Lesson + walking tour Set upon the exclusive Tiberina Island Starting in central Rome around 9.30 a.m. you will be taken on a walking tour of the local food and wine shops and the Campo de' Fiori market before heading to a private apartment where you’ll learn Italian cooking techniques and the skills to cook delicious Italian dishes with a focus on making fresh pasta dishes. Cooking classes run for around 4 hours and you’ll stay a while after cooking to sit down together to enjoy the meal you’ve learned to cook, accompanied by local wines from the region finishing about 3pm in the afternoon. Rest of the day at leisure Tiberina Island - Rome DAY 3: SUNDAY Breakfast in the hotel Day at leisure in Rome. Take the chance for a shopping spree or simply walk through the beautiful streets of Rome. DAY 4: MONDAY Breakfast in the Hotel Private transfer from hotel in Rome to Rome Airport www.massari-travel.com - [email protected] ROME | ITALY | VIA V. VENETO 169, 0187 | MASSARI TRAVEL | 9 DAY 1: FRIDAY Private transfer from Florence Airport to Hotel in Florence Free time to explore Florence on your own. AFTERNOON: CITY BREAK: Tuscan Cooking Course with Dinner In a Old Palace In The Hearth Of Florence FLORENCE FOR FOODIES This is a Small group course for food lovers that is held in an old “palazzo” in the city center. On this course you can learn to cook a classic Tuscan meal. In a top class cookery school you will be able to make a four-course meal (starter, first course, second course and dessert) under the expert guidance of a multilingual chef. The course will be followed by dinner with the dishes you 3 NIGHTS – 4 DAYS have prepared, accompanied by a good Tuscan wine and a fun and friendly atmosphere. OUR PROPOSAL WILL INCLUDE: • 3 Nights In centrally located hotel • Private transfer from the Airport in Florence to the hotel • Cooking class (regular tour) • Florence food walking tour (regular tour) • Chianti tour (regular tour) • Private transfer from hotel to airport in Florence Contact us for our best proposal 10 | MASSARI TRAVEL | VIA V. VENETO 169, 0187 | ROME | ITALY www.massari-travel.com - [email protected] DAY 2: SATURDAY Breakfast in the hotel Morning: Florence Food Walking Tour Get a taste of Florence as you never had before! Your day of nonstop tastings begins at 9:30 a.m. when you meet your local guide in the center of Florence. The first stop is planned in a typical Italian Bar where you will taste 2 different types of coffee and also learn about the Italian toast process. During the tour you will discover the history of the most important squares in Florence were in the past the Florentine use to buy their food. In the second stop you will taste a “panino tartufato” in a delicatessen shop founded in 1885. Your third stop is at the San Lorenzo Central Market, where today the locals do their shopping. Here, we will taste the "schiacciata fiorentina" balsamic vinegars, extra virgin olive oils, “crostini” and two different wines. Following stop you’ll visit a local “Enoteca” where you will taste two Tuscan wines, Italian cheeses and two very local cold cuts and learn about their origins. The tour will end in one of Florence's best gelato shops, where you will taste a yummy, fresh, natural Italian ice cream!!! Rest of the day and leisure Florence DAY 3: SUNDAY Breakfast in the hotel Morning and lunch at leisure Afternoon: Chianti Authentic Experience with Wine Tasting An excursion to one of the most suggestive areas of Tuscany, known all over the world for its wine and its countryside of unrivalled charm, where woods alternate with vineyards and olive groves, in a landscape dotted with Romanesque churches, farmhouses, villas and castles of rare beauty. This tour includes a visit to a site of particular historic and artistic interest in an ancient hamlet and to one of the most famous wine-growing estates, complete with a snack and tasting of its prestigious wines. DAY 4: MONDAY Breakfast in the Hotel Private transfer from Hotel in Florence to Florence Airport www.massari-travel.com - [email protected] ROME | ITALY | VIA V. VENETO 169, 0187 | MASSARI TRAVEL | 13 DAY 1: FRIDAY Private boat transfer from Venice Airport to Hotel in Venice Free time to explore Venice on your own. Venetian Savors tour Experience the thousand-year old city of Venice when the twilight CITY BREAK: takes you into a new, surprising and different city. An expert guide will take you through the Venetian streets where you will discover the local Venetian “Bacari” (bars) and sample “Cicchetti” (snacks) which are VENICE FOR FOODIES specialties of the Venetian cuisine. This fascinating itinerary let you get to know a Venice enchanted by the lights and its unforgettable colors. Included 3 different types of cicchetti and a tasting of 3 different locally produced 3 NIGHTS – 4 DAYS Venetian wines. Rialto Bridge - Venice OUR PROPOSAL WILL INCLUDE: • 3 Nights in centrally located hotel • Private boat transfer from the Airport in Venice • Venetian Savors tour (regular tour) • Cooking lesson • Private boat transfer from hotel to airport in Venice Contact us for our best proposal 14 | MASSARI TRAVEL | VIA V. VENETO 169, 0187 | ROME | ITALY www.massari-travel.com - [email protected] DAY 2: SATURDAY Breakfast in the hotel Cooking Lesson Venice is a fabulous experience that can involve all the senses, its beauty will surprise your sight, but a cooking lesson will involve all the rest! A cooking lesson will start from Rialto market, where the colorful fruit, vegetables and fish sellers counters will give you an amazingly lively view of the true Venetian life. Then the savors and the perfumes of all the products ready to be transformed in a mouthwatering recipe will give you an idea of how the precious raw materials will give you most delicious experience of your life.
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