10-Day Italy Tour Packages
Have you ever lunched beside Arethusa's Fountain in Syracuse? Maybe it’s time! Mount Etna steams constantly as Europe's tallest active volcano, and it’s a sight to see. Head to Sicily, with it’s own unique identity from mainland Italy. Check out Greek temples, Norman cathedrals, and Baroque towns. And of course, head to Rome and eat all the gelato while exploring its major sights.
Insider tips: Recommended 10-day Italy tour itineraries
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10 Day Sicily Itinerary, incl. Palermo and Catania
A 10-day loop from Palermo encompasses 15 destinations, featuring UNESCO treasures like Monreale Cathedral, Syracuse's ruins, and Agrigento's Valley of Temples. Guests enjoy 4-star accommodations at Mercure Palermo Centro and savor local specialties from Modica chocolate to Marsala wine.

- Days 1-2
Palermo & Monreale
- Days 3-4
Cefalù & Catania
- Days 5-6
Mount Etna & Taormina
Spend a full day at Mount Etna. "Layer up - even in summer it's significantly cooler at Rifugio Sapienza. The local honey tasting at 1,800m elevation was unexpectedly delightful," one visitor noted. Next day, visit Taormina and its Greek Theatre in late afternoon when there are fewer tourists and better lighting.

- Days 7-8
Syracuse & Baroque Towns
Visit Syracuse's archaeological park and Ortigia island. See Noto when the sun is setting to catch the Baroque buildings in perfect light. "The chocolate tasting at Sabadì in Modica was a highlight - try the unique cold-processed chocolate made using ancient Aztec techniques," shared a recent visitor.

- Days 9-10
Agrigento & Return to Palermo
10 Days in Italy, incl. Rome and Venice
A luxurious nine-day Italian tour takes you through 11 cities from Rome to Venice. Marvel at the Vatican Museums, walk through Pompeii ruins, and admire Florence's Duomo. Relax at premium hotels like Hotel St. Martin and Hotel Michelangelo, with expert guides and skip-the-line access to major sites.

- Days 1-2
Rome
Begin your Italian adventure in the Eternal City. "The Vatican Museums were incredible - get there by 8:30 AM before the tour groups arrive," one traveler noted. Visit the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel with skip-the-line access in the morning. Spend your afternoon at the Colosseum and Roman Forum. Book the optional afternoon Colosseum tour for $95 to learn about ancient Roman life from expert guides.

- Days 3-4
Sorrento & Capri
Take a 3-hour morning train to Sorrento. One reviewer shared, "Watching the sunset over the Bay of Naples while dining in Sorrento was unforgettable." Use Sorrento as your starting point to visit the Isle of Capri. Get to the Blue Grotto early since boats stop running in rough seas. Be aware that Capri excursions might not run between November and March due to weather.

- Day 5
Pompeii & Return to Rome
- Day 6
Rome to Florence via Assisi & Siena
- Day 7
Florence
- Day 8
Bologna to Venice
- Days 9-10
Venice
10 Days in Sicily, incl. Palermo and Catania
Sicily's treasures await across 15 destinations in 10 days. From Palermo's Arab-Norman UNESCO sites to Syracuse's archaeological park, immerse in history while staying at centrally-located 4-star hotels including Mercure Palermo Centro and Hotel Principe Catania.

What people love about 10-day Italy tours
- Sicilian Secrets - Tour of Sicily 10 days from Palermo
It was a great trip and felt it delivered what I thought it would and possibly slightly more. I wasn't expecting as many meals included so that was nice. But similarly I didn't realize entry fees into things were not included. I enjoyed it more for first half when only 14 of us. Numbers increased to 38 so different feeling even though lots of nice people. If more people keep price down and increase value for money on trip then not too bad. I liked age mix as wasn't sure what to expect. Thank you. Overall I would do another trip with you for sure.
- Mamma Mia! Best of Italy
Great trip but a bit rushed
- New Tour of Sicily from Palermo 10 Days
Great tour w/ some great co-travelers. Hotels may not have been 5-star; but they were more than adequate. Meals were great too. Only one minor complaint and that was that the guide forgot to translate into English a couple of times; but the subject matter was easily understood due to the surroundings. Tour guides were always available to answer questions and made certain everyone clearly understood the details of our meals and overnight stays. Great tour of Sicily. Makes me want to go back again and visit the sites. I would recommend only one change, and that is to allow more time at the restored Roman Villa. I could have spent a full day there.


































