Your next tailor made experience in Italy

This morning depart Milan and travel towards Turin, stopping en route in Piacenza. Piacenza holds historical significance within the Jubilee Year as the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta became the Porta della Misericordia (=door of Mercy) during the 2015 Jubilee, when the Diocese of Piacenza and Bobbio opened the central doors of the cathedral, symbolizing the invitation to experience God’s mercy. Following this visit in Piacenza, you will continue your journey through Turin where, once you arrive, you will enjoy a dinner and some rest. Buonanotte!

Buongiorno from Turin, a city that is deeply tied to Christianity and the Jubilee through the famous Shroud of Turin (=Sacra Sindone). The Shroud, believed by many to be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ, has been kept here for centuries and draws pilgrims from around the world. Today, Turin continues to serve as an important Christian pilgrimage site, making it a must-visit during the Holy year. The shroud is displayed in the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist, where it is preserved and occasionally displayed to the public, drawing pilgrims and visitors who wish to reflect on the Passion of Christ. Beyond the Shroud, Turin also offers other sacred sites like the Royal Palace, the Chiesa di San Lorenzo, and the Mole Antonelliana, all of which add to the city’s significance in Christian history. After this day full of personal reflection and quite prayer you can enjoy typical dinner in Turin, known also for its gastronomy. A domani!

Today, you travel south towards Florence, stopping in Bologna for a visit. Bologna is not only famous for its medieval architecture and culinary delights but also holds a deep connection to Christian faith through the Basilica di San Petronio, one of the largest churches in Italy and symbol of the city’s devotion. The church, which sits at the heart of the city, is an important spiritual center and a symbol of Bologna’s devotion during the Holy Year. After your stop, you’ll continue to Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance and an important Christian city where art and faith intertwine. After your visit in Bologna, you’ll continue your journey through Florence where you’ll enjoy dinner.

Florence, a city that defined the Renaissance, holds great importance in the Christian faith. The Florence Cathedral, known for its magnificent dome designed by Brunelleschi, has long been a spiritual center for Florentines. The cathedral is a symbol of Florence’s deep Christian roots and a site of prayer and pilgrimage during the Jubilee Year. Visit the Baptistery of San Giovanni, one of the most ancient Christian sites in Florence, where Christians have been baptized for centuries. In Florence, the Jubilee Year is a time to reflect on the city’s rich Christian heritage including its art, architecture and devotion! You’ll also have the opportunity to have a dinner here. in the city of artistic brilliance but also Christian devotion.

Buongiorno, today you’ll visit Lucca and Pisa, two cities with deep religious significance. In Lucca, the Basilica di San Frediano and the Cathedral of San Martino are key pilgrimage sites with centuries of Christian history and devotion. In Pisa, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, is just one of the landmarks in the Piazza dei Miracoli, which is home to the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta. The Cathedral, along with the Baptistery and Camposanto, are important places for Christian pilgrims during the Jubilee Year. The history of the Christian faith here can be traced back over a thousand years. After that you’ll come back to Florence, to enjoy dinner near your Luxury Hotel. Buonanotte!

As you journey to Rome, you’ll stop in Assisi, the birthplace of Saint Francis. Assisi is one of the most important Christian Pilgrimage destination in Italy, particularly during the Jubilee Year. The Basilica of Saint Francis is the focal point, with its beautiful frescoes by Giotto depicting the life of the Saint. The Basilica houses the tomb of Saint Francis and is a site of spiritual reflection for millions of pilgrims worldwide. Assisi is a haven of peace and prayer, making it a cherished destination for Christian pilgrims, particularly during the Jubilee. After visiting Assisi, your sacred journey continues toward the Eternal City, where you’ll enjoy dinner.

Buongiorno from Rome, the pure center of the Catholic Church. Your day begins with a tour of Vatican City, home to St. Peter’s Basilica, the Papal residence, and the Vatican Museum, which house the treasures of the Christian world. As the Vatican is the center of the Jubilee Year, the spiritual journey to this holy site is deeply moving. After St. Peter’s visit, you’ll visit St. Paul Outside the Walls, one of the Rome’s four Papal basilicas. This basilica houses the tomb of Saint Paul and is an essential pilgrimage site during the Holy Year.

Today, you’ll begin your exploration of Rome’s Christian heritage at San Giovanni in Laterano, the cathedral of the Pope and one of the four papal basilicas in Rome. It is the oldest of the major basilicas and holds significant importance in Christian history. The Holy Stairs (=Scala Santa), which you can ascend during your visit, are believed to have been brought from Jerusalem and are a place of great pilgrimage during the Jubilee. In the afternoon, enjoy a panoramic sightseeing tour of Rome, including visits to the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain. These landmarks, while secular, are integral to the city’s history and spirituality.

Rome is also known for its rich culinary heritage. On your food tour, enjoy the flavors of traditional Roman dishes paired with local wines. The tour will take you through markets and trattorias, where you’ll experience the true essence of Roman cuisine. This day is not only a gastronomic delight but also a way to experience the essence of Roman life and culture. In the evening visit Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the four papal basilicas and a vital location for Jubilee pilgrims. After your visit, enjoy a panoramic dinner with breathtaking views of Rome.

On the final day of your journey, you’ll be transferred to Rome’s Fiumicino airport for your departure, reflecting on the sacred and spiritual experiences of the last 11 days. As you say good-bay to Rome, the heart of Christianity, you will carry with you the faith, peace and inspiration that have deepened your connection to the Christian heritage throughout this unforgettable journey.

On the second day of your Jubilee Week Tour , explore the Vatican, the heart of Christianity, and visit St. Peter’s Basilica, where the Holy Door symbolizes the path to spiritual grace during the Jubilee Year. A local licensed guide will tell you evruthinf about the pieces of art in the Vatican Museums and of course admire the magnificent Sistine Chapel.
After lunch at a local Roman restaurant, with your private driver head to St. Paul’s Basilica Outside the Walls, another important Holy Door destination. Your private guide will explain to you about this basilica, founded by Emperor Constantine, honors the life and martyrdom of St. Paul. You will have time to admire its stunning mosaics and tranquil atmosphere, offering a moment of peace and reflection. After this guided tour your private driver will take you back to your accommodation.

Buongiorno! Today, you step into the heart of ancient Rome, starting with a tour of the Colosseum, where gladiators once fought for their lives. As one of the most iconic monuments in the world, the Colosseum provides a powerful connection to Rome’s ancient past. You will then visit other famous Roman landmarks such as the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill, where the city’s founders are believed to have lived. After our history filled morning you will enjoy a tasty lunch and then head back to your hotel to get ready for the special night!

In the evening, you’ll explore St. Mary Major, one of Rome’s four major basilicas. This stunning church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and houses one of the Holy Doors, which can be accessed at night, offering a more serene and reflective experience. This unique after-hours visit provides an opportunity for prayer and contemplation in a peaceful atmosphere, away from the daytime crowds. Then you will taste a delicious dinner at a panoramic restaurant, overlooking the eternal city from the top!

After breakfast, with your private driver you’ll depart from Rome and travel towards Assisi, a town that has long been a place of pilgrimage due to its association with St. Francis of Assisi. Along the way, you will stop in Spoleto, a charming town known for its beautiful Duomo (Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta). The cathedral is a stunning example of medieval architecture, with incredible frescoes and mosaics. Following your visit, you will continue your journey to Assisi, where you will check in to your hotel and relax after your travels, preparing for the spiritual experiences ahead.

Today is dedicated to the town of Assisi, where you will spend the entire day exploring its sacred sites with your private guide. Start your visit with the Basilica of St. Francis, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the spiritual heart of Assisi. Here, you will visit the tomb of St. Francis and see breathtaking frescoes by Giotto that depict the life of this beloved saint. The Holy Door at this basilica is an important site during the Jubilee Year, offering a powerful opportunity for spiritual reflection. Throughout the day, you will experience the peaceful ambiance of this hilltop town, known for its tranquility and deep connection to faith. Assisi’s cobbled streets and breathtaking views will leave a lasting impression on you.

On your final day of exploration, you will journey back to Rome, with a stop in the town of Orvieto, located on a dramatic hilltop in Umbria. The highlight of this visit is the Duomo of Orvieto, a magnificent cathedral known for its striking Gothic architecture and intricate façade. Inside, you will find beautiful artworks and a profound spiritual atmosphere. You’ll have time to admire the cathedral’s frescoes and learn about its historical and religious significance. After your visit to Orvieto, you’ll continue on to Rome, where you will have the evening free to relax and reflect on your incredible journey.

Enjoy your last breakfast, check out, and meet your Private English Speaking Driver who will chauffeur you to Rome airport. Arrivederci and see you soon!

On the second day of your Jubilee Private Tour , begin with a private guided tour of the world-renowned Vatican Museums, home to stunning masterpieces and sacred artifacts. Continue your spiritual journey with a visit to St Peter’s Basilica , one of the key papal basilicas, where you can pass through one of the Holy Doors and admire the awe-inspiring architecture.

Sightseeing of Rome

After lunch at a local Roman restaurant, enjoy an afternoon of sightseeing. Your private driver will take you to Rome’s iconic landmarks. Your day will blend spiritually, culture, and history in the heart of the Eternal City.

Buongiorno! Your last day of this Jubille Private Tour will be a special one! Enjoy a morning visit of St Paul Basilica outside the Roman Walls with a private local guide. This basilica is a majestic and sacred site, filled with stunning art, history and religious significance. It is traditionally believed to be built over the burial site of St Paul. Then enjoy a nice lunch in a local restaurant.

After lunch your driver will chauffeur you back to your hotel to enjoy some moments of relax and get ready for the special night. In the late afternoon you will end this spiritual journey with a special visit: a guided tour of the last papal basilicas, St Mary Major during closing hours. Enjoy the private and intimate athmosphere! After this part a special dinner in a panoramic restaurant overlooking the Eternal city. What a great way to spend your last night of this Jubilee Private Tour!

Enjoy your last breakfast, check out, and meet your Private English Speaking Driver who will chauffeur you to Rome airport. Arrivederci and see you soon!