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Day by Day Itinerary
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Florence to Rome
| Countries |
Italy |
| Tour Length |
8 days |
| Dates Of Tour |
Saturday, May 4, 2013 Saturday, May 11, 2013 Saturday, May 25, 2013 Saturday, June 8, 2013 Saturday, June 22, 2013 Saturday, August 31, 2013 Saturday, September 7, 2013 Saturday, September 14, 2013 Saturday, September 28, 2013 (guided: May 11; June 8, 22; Aug 31; Sep 14, 28) |
| Type of Tour |
Road (Guided, Self-Guided) |
| Price |
$1,053
(guided: $1517; prices depend on current exchange rates; see prices in EUR below) |
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| GROUP MAKE-UP |
| Family Friendly |
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| Age of Participants |
Mixed |
| Gender Basis |
Mixed |
| Language |
English |
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| SUPPORT
LEVEL |
| Sleeping Accommodations |
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| Luggage Support |
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| Sag Wagon Along the Way |
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| TRIP
DIFFICULTY |
| Average Daily Mileage |
29 Miles Per Day |
| Overall Difficulty Rating |
Beginner, Intermediate |
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| WHAT'S
INCLUDED |
- Welcome and briefing meeting at first hotel
- Accommodation in chosen hotels
- Breakfast buffet or large breakfast
- Luggage transfer from Florenz to Poggio Mirteto
- Carefully researched route
- One set of detailed travel documents per room (maps, route description, places of interest and important telephone numbers)
- 7-day Service Hotline available during the tour in case of problems and questions
- All transfers according to the program
- Train tickets Florence to Arezzo and Poggio Mirteto to Rome
- E-signposting (marked route)
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| HIGHLIGHTS/POINTS OF
INTERESTS |
- Florence and Rome
- Perugia's San Lorenzo Cathedral and Palazzo dei Priori
- Trasimeno Lake
- Assisi, home of St. Francis
- Hill-top villages of Montefalco, Trevi and Campello
- Marble Falls near Terni
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| TRIP
DESCRIPTION |
Traveling across the Italian countryside by bike is a great way to experience the country's culture and history. This tour from Florence to Rome shows the country from another side: calm, mystical and unexplored. During the 180 miles (290 km) between Florence and Rome, you will see such cities as Assisi, Perugia, Spoleto and Narni, all of which display an incredible wealth of art, treasures and history. Most of the cities have hardly been changed, allowing the landscape to appear harmonious and inviting. Following small side roads, the tour heads through the Apennines Valley and softly curved hills of the Trasimeno Lake. Raging torrents, fascinating ravines and roaming flocks of sheep define this part of Italy. At the end the Eternal City of Rome awaits you. There you should put aside your bike and enjoy its energy by having a cappuccino or a glass of red wine, reminiscing over the past few days of cycling through the small and secluded villages in Umbria. |
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| TOUR PRICE
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Tour package (guided)
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Per person, double occupancy |
€1148 |
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Single room supplement (1 person/1 room) |
€229 | Tour package (self-guided)
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Per person, double occupancy |
€797 |
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Single supplement (1 person/1 room) |
€229 | |
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| INCLUDED SERVICES: GUIDED
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• Company of a trained travel guide who knows the country • Eurofun-bus during the whole tour • Accommodation in chosen hotels • Breakfast buffet or extended breakfast • At least a 3-course evening meal in restaurants or trattorias • Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel • All admissions and guided tours according to the program • Detailed travel material • Carefully researched route • Sightseeing tours in Arezzo and Spello • Guided tours in Assisi, Perugia and Rome • All transfers (bus and train) according to the program |
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| SURFACE AND TERRAIN
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The stages from Florence to Assisi are mostly flat with slight hills, primarily on small roads, country lanes and side streets. Only some very short sections are on larger roads with some traffic. There are fascinating stages along the bank of the Trasimeno Lake, rivers and through the untainted nature of Umbria. This tour is rated Moderate and is for cyclists in good physical condition. |
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