7-Day France, Italy and Spain Tour Packages
The 7-day Mediterranean trips come in two flavors. First, there's the rail journey starting from Rome - you'll move through Pisa and along the Italian coast before heading to Nice, Monaco and finally Barcelona. You get scheduled activities but also free time, so one day you're hiking between the colorful Cinque Terre villages and the next you're exploring Monaco's fancy casino area. The other option puts you on a small luxury ship sailing from Barcelona to spots like Saint-Tropez, Cannes and also Portofino. You'll only unpack once while getting to swim in quiet coves, check out fishing villages and experience that classic Mediterranean coastal style.
Insider tips: Recommended 7-day France, Italy And Spain tour itineraries
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Paris France
302 miLucerne Switzerland
117 miMilan Italy
151 miVenice Italy
244 miRome Italy
2 miVatican City Vatican City (Holy See)
111 miArezzo Italy
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Florence Italy
42 miPisa Italy
86 miGenoa Italy
88 miMonaco Monaco
8 miNice France
15 miCannes France
113 miAvignon France
233 miDijon France
163 miParis France
Mediterranean Express: Rivieras & Railroads
This fast-paced 7-day tour covers 5 cities across 4 countries. Travelers take day trips to Monaco from Nice and Cinque Terre from Rapallo. From Rome's ancient ruins to Barcelona's modernist marvels, each destination offers roughly a day of immersive sightseeing.

What people love about 7-day France, Italy and Spain tours
- 7 Days Gran Tour of Sardinia and Corsica from Olbia
We were able to appreciate the differences between the two islands for their natural scenery, their geography, their food and customs. Alessandro is a very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly guide. He added a lot to our knowledge of Italy of its geography, history and distinguished characteristics of the different regions.
- Basque Country with Lourdes from Madrid
Tour Radar did a great job communicating and booking this tour for me. Every time I thought of a question before the trip they replied quickly. We got to see a lot of Spain but mostly from the bus. We were the only English speaking tourists so they had a guide for us. Maria was with us the first couple of days and went out of her way to make us feel comfortable and communicate everything we needed to know. I wish that she could have stayed with us the whole time. After she left us we were bounced around from group to group. Different guide, different group of people and different bus everyday. We didn’t get to make any friends because no one spoke English. We tried to communicate as much as we knew. The stops were great but not long enough. Some of the stops were 45 min and you would have to stand in a long line for the restroom part of that time. We were always worried to enjoy a coffee or a beer at the stops because we may need to use the bathroom. They discouraged anyone from using the restroom on the bus because it would make the bus smelly. Which I did appreciate but I would have felt more comfortable if I had that option. The hotels were nothing fancy but are what we usually stay in when we go to Europe. Kinda like an Econolodge in the States. The last night at the hotel Praga was our favorite because there was restaurants and shops close by. We also had time to enjoy Madrid on our last day because we booked an extra night. Overall we did really did enjoy the trip. I wish that it would have actually been an English tour or we would have brought some friends to hang out with. If you are Spanish and just wanting to experience a little of France and Spain, this would be a good trip for you. The company did everything they said they would do.
- Catalonia, South of France and Andorra
Excellent itinerary, great guides , hotels and food. Outstanding value































