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Lerne Italiens "Ewige Stadt" Rom kennen und erfahre mehr über das katastrophale Schicksal von Pompeji. Genieße die Sonne in der Küstenstadt Sorrento und erkunde die wunderschöne Amalfiküste, bevor du in den Süden nach Kalabrien aufbrichst, ein verstecktes Juwel für alle, die Italiens ausgetretene Pfade verlassen. Weiter geht es ins quirlige Sizilien mit den vulkanischen Tälern des Ätna, den altehrwürdigen Straßen von Syrakus, den barocken Wundern von Ragusa, den Ruinen im Tal der Tempel und der reichen Anti-Mafia-Geschichte von Palermo. Mit dramatischen Klippendörfern, klarem Wasser und köstlichen Meeresfrüchten ist dies die Gelegenheit, die Highlights Süditaliens zu erleben.
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Rome
<Buongiorno! Welcome to Italy. Crowded with ancient ruins and religious monuments, Rome still pulses to the beat of modern life and is packed with designer shops, restaurants, cafes and exciting nightlife. There are no activities planned before the group meeting at 6pm tonight, so you can arrive any time before then. It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place. There are so many things to do in Rome – the Colosseum, the Forum, Piazza Navona, the Spanish Steps, Via Condotti, Piazza Venezia, the Vatican City and St Peter's Basilica – so arriving early is recommended. Don’t forget to do as the Romans do and sip an espresso at one of the tiny streetside cafes and sample the many flavours of gelato that colour the city, best done in the bohemian neighbourhood of Trastevere. For those captivated by the 'Eternal City', throw a coin into the Trevi Fountain to ensure a return visit to Rome. -
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Naples / Pompeii
<Travel by train to Naples (approximately 3 hours), a raucous city that overflows with passion, tradition and gastronomy. Naples was carved out by many empires of the past and by merchants and pirates from across the world: Romans, Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Venetians, Spaniards, Normans and Africans. Its evocative, historical old centre is a World Heritage-listed area and the famous Spanish Quarter is still one of the most densely populated residential areas in Europe. Naples is the birthplace of the pizza, so why not head to one of the many pizzerias and taste what's truly some of the best that Italy has to offer. Head underground to see ancient Napoli Sotterranea, the famous underground city. Later in the afternoon, board a train to the time capsule of Pompeii, in the shadow of Mt Vesuvius (approximately 1 hour). Your accommodation is perfectly located right near the entrance to the archaeological excavation site. -
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Pompeii
<The small picturesque town of 'modern' Pompeii has a wonderful old town square – the perfect place to while away some time with the locals, drinking true Italian coffee and watching the world go by. Most of today though will be spent exploring the ruins of ancient Pompeii on a guided tour. Until 26 August, 79 AD, Pompeii was a thriving Roman trading centre, where ordinary people went about their everyday business, but it was frozen in time when Mount Vesuvius erupted, killing 2,000 people and their homes under a layer of ash. The city was never rebuilt and largely disappeared from people’s minds until the 18th century, when the ruins were re-discovered. Now you can take an unparalleled look back into the lives of ancient Romans and discover how they lived, worked and interacted 2,000 years ago. The finely preserved ruins include villas, temples, theatres and bustling markets. Walk along the chariot-marked streets, visit the magnificent amphitheatre and the ‘Villa of Mysteries’. You can also visit the Roman Forum and basilica, temples, public baths, and the tiny Odeon created for music recitals. The rest of the day is free, but if the ruins piqued your interest, head to nearby Herculaneum, which also holds a wealth of fossilised archaeological finds. -
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Mt Vesuvius / Sorrento
<This morning take a bus up the mighty Mt Vesuvius, where you’ll meet a local volcanology guide. Ascend to the summit of Mt Vesuvius for staggering 360 degree views over the Bay of Naples and into the steaming crater. Although Mt Vesuvius is still considered to be an active volcano, the last eruption was in 1944 and there's no sign of lava. See first-hand the awesome power of the volcano that engulfed the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum in 79AD. In the afternoon, travel by private vehicle to the picturesque resort town of Sorrento (approximately 1 hour). People have been coming to the peninsula and islands of the Sorrento region for at least 2,000 years, and set invitingly atop dramatic cliffs over sparkling, blue waters, it's easy to see why. There are many options in this small seaside town with its fine piazzas, maze of old streets, sidewalk cafes and glamorous shops. The area is also famous for its lemon groves, producing the famous limoncello liqueur. In the evening head out to try some of the best limoncello on offer in Sorrento. -
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Sorrento
<You have a free day to explore this delightful area and the museums, galleries and piazzas of Sorrento. Perhaps stroll along the marina or cool off in the waters of the local small beaches. They’re not big on sandy beaches here, so swimming Sorrento-style is via wooden or stone bathing platforms beneath the cliffs. Taking a trip to Capri is also a great option, with a hydrofoil taking you across to the island that was once home to the magnificent holiday palaces of the Roman emperors. Capri’s dramatic rocky coastline is pierced by natural grottoes, while in the interior, narrow roads wind through fragrant citrus groves, past villages of flat-roofed white cubist-looking houses with flower-filled gardens, and manicured towns which offer swanky hotels and chic cafes. Here you can take a boat trip to the fairy-tale Blue Grotto (La Grotta Azzurra), where the water shines with an extraordinary blue translucence, a result of refraction of the sunlight outside. Your leader will be of assistance and will have plenty of suggestions of what to do and see today. End the day a very Italian way with a demonstration of Gelato making. -
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Amalfi
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Leistungen 2026
- Hotel (20 Nächte), Gästehaus (2 Nächte)
- 18x Frühstück
- Neapel - Orientierungsspaziergang unter Anleitung
- Neapel - Statue des verschleierten Christus
- Pompeji - Archäologische Stätte
- Pompeji - Wandertour mit lokalem Guide
- Vesuv - Kraterrandwanderung und Gipfelbesteigung
- Sorrento - Limoncello Verkostung
- Sorrento - Demonstration der Gelato-Herstellung
- Amalfi - Wanderung auf dem Weg der Götter (Sentiero degli Dei)
- Amalfi - Küstenfähre von Positano nach Amalfi
- Civita - Wanderung im Pollino-Nationalpark
- Tropea - Stromboli bei Nacht
- Reggio Calabria - Archäologisches Museum
- Messina - traditionelles Bootfahren
- Taormina - Tagesausflug
- Ätna - Tagesausflug
- Siracusa - Orientierungswanderung unter Leitung eines Führers
- Noto & Ragusa - Tagesausflug
- Agrigento - Geführter Besuch Tal der Tempel
- Erice - Verkostung lokaler Süßigkeiten
- Palermo - Tour der Anti-Mafia-Bewegung
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