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22-Day Spain & Italy Grand Tour: Barcelona to Rome (Including Monte Carlo Day Trip) — Sept 4–25, 2026

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Day 1: Arrival & Explore

Barcelona, Spain on September 4, 2026

8:00am

Arrive in Barcelona / Hotel check-in

Assuming arrival from Calgary, check into your central hotel (Eixample or Gothic Quarter). Drop bags and rest briefly to adjust to time zone before heading out.
EUR0, 1h30m

10:00am

Brunch at Brunch & Cake by the Sea or Brunch & Cake Gracia

Popular all-day brunch spot serving creative plates and great coffee — a relaxing way to start; typically open 9:00–17:00.
EUR20, 1h

11:30am

Stroll La Rambla & Mercat de la Boqueria

Walk down La Rambla to the lively Boqueria market (open ~8:00–20:30) for local sights, tapas stalls, and fresh produce — a perfect first-sight experience.
EUR0, 1h

1:00pm

Lunch at El Quim de la Boqueria

Casual counter in the market offering excellent seafood and tapas — popular midday spot, plan for a short wait.
EUR20, 1h

3:00pm

Explore Gothic Quarter & Barcelona Cathedral

Wander narrow lanes, visit the Cathedral (typically open 10:00–18:30) and charming plazas; good orientation for the city layout.
EUR9, 1h30m

7:30pm

Dinner at Cervecería Catalana (tapas)

Classic tapas spot with a large selection and lively atmosphere; ideal for a first-night Spanish tapas experience (open late).
EUR30, 1h30m

9:30pm

Evening: Magic Fountain of Montjuïc (seasonal show)

If operating (seasonal schedule, typically evening shows Tues–Sat in high season), enjoy the illuminated fountain/music show; check exact schedule in early September.
EUR0, 45m

Day 2: Gaudí Highlights

Barcelona, Spain on September 5, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast at Forn Baluard or local café

Fresh pastries and coffee near the beach or central neighbourhoods — quick, local, and delicious to fuel a busy day.
EUR8, 30m

9:30am

Sagrada Família

Gaudí's masterpiece — book timed-entry tickets in advance; typical opening hours around 9:00–19:00 in September. Essential for architecture and skyline views from the towers (tower access extra).
EUR28, 1h30m

12:00pm

Lunch at La Paradeta (seafood)

Self-service seafood market/restaurant where you pick fresh fish and they cook it; casual and authentic, often open midday.
EUR25, 1h

2:00pm

Park Güell (Monumental Zone)

Gaudí's colourful park with city views; timed entry to the Monumental Zone (typical opening 9:30–19:30 in September) — go early to avoid crowds.
EUR13, 1h30m

4:00pm

Passeig de Gràcia: Casa Batlló & Casa Milà (La Pedrera) exteriors/visits

Stroll Passeig de Gràcia to see two more Gaudí icons; both house museums offer visits (Casa Batlló ~9:00–21:00; Casa Milà ~9:00–20:00), reserve if you want interiors.
EUR24, 1h30m

8:00pm

Dinner at Ciudad Condal or Bodega Joan

Excellent tapas and local dishes in a relaxed setting — reserve for dinner as these places are busy in evenings.
EUR35, 1h30m

Day 3: Museums & Beach

Barcelona, Spain on September 6, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast at Federal Café or local bakery

Light, modern café with good coffee and pastries — open mornings for a relaxed start.
EUR12, 40m

9:30am

Picasso Museum (El Born)

World-class collection focusing on Picasso's early years, typically open 10:00–19:00 but confirm seasonal hours; best booked in advance to avoid lines.
EUR14, 1h30m

12:30pm

Lunch in El Born: Cal Pep or Tapeo

Famed tapas restaurants in the neighborhood; arrive early or be prepared to wait — excellent local cuisine within walking distance of the museum.
EUR28, 1h

2:30pm

Barceloneta Beach and Promenade

Relax on the beach, walk the promenade, or rent a bike; public beaches are open all day, perfect for a warm September afternoon.
EUR0, 2h

5:00pm

Optional Montjuïc cable car & castle

Cable car offers great views; Montjuïc Castle (museum) typically open 10:00–20:00 — good for sunset views over the harbor.
EUR15, 1h

8:00pm

Dinner at El Nacional or tapas crawl in Born/Gothic Quarter

El Nacional offers multiple kitchens under one roof for varied Catalan cuisine; or try a small tapas crawl to sample multiple places.
EUR35, 1h30m

Day 4: Monte Carlo Day Trip

Monte Carlo (Monaco) — Day Trip from Barcelona on September 7, 2026

5:00am

Early transfer to Barcelona–El Prat airport

Take an early flight Barcelona > Nice (approx 1h30) to maximize time in Monaco; flights operate in the early morning but book ahead.
EUR120, 1h

7:30am

Fly to Nice / Train to Monaco

Arrive Nice Côte d'Azur, then take TER or SNCF train (approx 25–30 min) along the coast to Monaco-Monte Carlo; plan ~2.5–3 hours total transit including airport transfer.
EUR30, 3h

10:30am

Explore Casino Square & Monte Carlo Casino

Walk the glamorous Casino Square and exterior of the Casino de Monte-Carlo (interiors/museum visits have opening hours around 14:00–02:00 depending on access); enjoy luxury shopping and views.
EUR17, 1h

12:30pm

Lunch at Café de Paris or local bistró

Classic spot near the casino for people-watching and nice seafood or French fare; prices reflect the upscale setting.
EUR45, 1h

2:00pm

Prince's Palace & Old Town (Le Rocher)

Stroll the Old Town and see the Prince's Palace exterior; the State Apartments open seasonally (check opening times, often 10:00–18:00).
EUR10, 1h

3:30pm

Oceanographic Museum

Famous cliffside aquarium and museum (typical hours 10:00–18:00); great for marine life and panoramic coastal views.
EUR15, 1h30m

6:00pm

Return to Nice and fly back to Barcelona

Train to Nice then evening flight back to Barcelona; expect to arrive in Barcelona late evening — plan taxi or hotel transfer in advance.
EUR120, 3h

Day 5: Final Barcelona Day

Barcelona, Spain on September 8, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast at Granja Viader or local café

Historic spot for coffee and local pastries; a gentle start after a long day trip to Monaco.
EUR10, 30m

9:30am

Poble Espanyol & Montjuïc museums

Poble Espanyol open ~10:00–20:00 is a recreated Spanish village with craft shops; combine with MNAC/Montjuïc gardens for panoramic views.
EUR14, 2h

12:30pm

Lunch on Passeig de Gràcia or Mercado del Ninot

Choose a stylish lunch along Passeig de Gràcia or a market for tapas; convenient for last-minute shopping.
EUR25, 1h

2:30pm

Shopping / Casa Milà (La Pedrera) interior tour

Finish Gaudí visits if missed interiors (La Pedrera open 9:00–20:00) and browse designer shops on Passeig de Gràcia.
EUR22, 1h30m

6:00pm

Flamenco show with dinner at a Tablao (e.g., Tablao de Carmen)

Enjoy an energetic flamenco performance paired with dinner; shows usually start 8:00–21:30, reserve in advance.
EUR55, 2h

Day 6: Fly to Venice

Venice, Italy on September 9, 2026

7:00am

Transfer to Barcelona airport & flight to Venice

Morning flight BCN > Venice (Marco Polo) ~2h; book an early flight to maximize your first day in Venice.
EUR120, 3h

11:30am

Arrive Venice & check-in

Transfer from Marco Polo airport by water taxi or Alilaguna shuttle to central Venice (Piazza San Marco area).
EUR35, 1h

1:00pm

Lunch at Trattoria Alla Madonna or Osteria al Portego

Classic Venetian seafood near Rialto; great to try risotto al nero di seppia or sarde in saor.
EUR30, 1h

2:30pm

St. Mark's Square & Basilica

Visit Piazza San Marco and exterior/interior of the Basilica (typically open 9:30–17:00; hours vary), and enjoy the atmosphere of Venice's most famous square.
EUR5, 1h

4:00pm

Doge's Palace (Palazzo Ducale)

Historic seat of Venetian power with state rooms and Bridge of Sighs (open ~9:00–19:00); prebook to avoid lines.
EUR25, 1h30m

7:30pm

Gondola ride or traghetto crossing at sunset

Short gondola or local traghetto for a taste of canals (gondolas are expensive but iconic; a traghetto is cheaper for a 1–2 minute crossing).
EUR80, 30m

8:30pm

Dinner at Osteria alle Testiere or local bacaro

Reserve for a refined Venetian seafood meal or try cicchetti at a bacaro for a more informal experience.
EUR50, 1h30m

Day 7: Islands & Markets

Venice, Italy on September 10, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast at Rosa Salva or local pasticceria

Start with Italian coffee and pastry; many cafés open from 7:30–8:00 onward.
EUR8, 30m

9:30am

Half-day trip to Murano & Burano

Take the vaporetto to Murano (glassmaking demonstrations) and colourful Burano (lace & vivid houses); public boats run frequently, leave morning to avoid peak crowds.
EUR20, 3h

1:00pm

Lunch at Trattoria al Gatto Nero (Burano) or back in Venice at Rialto

Try local seafood specialties on Burano or sample the Rialto market eateries back in central Venice.
EUR30, 1h

2:30pm

Rialto Market & Rialto Bridge walk

Explore the bustling Rialto fish & produce market (best in the morning but still lively midday) and cross the iconic bridge for great photo opportunities.
EUR0, 1h

4:00pm

Peggy Guggenheim Collection or Gallerie dell'Accademia

Art lovers should choose Peggy Guggenheim (open ~10:00–18:00) for modern art, or the Accademia for Renaissance works (check opening times and reserve tickets).
EUR15, 1h30m

8:00pm

Dinner at Ristorante Alle Corone or local osteria

Refined Venetian cuisine near the Rialto or quieter neighbourhood osterias for a peaceful evening meal.
EUR50, 1h30m

Day 8: Leisure & Hidden Venice

Venice, Italy on September 11, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast & morning vaporetto ride

Enjoy a leisurely breakfast and take a vaporetto along the Grand Canal to admire palazzi — best in the gentle morning light.
EUR7, 1h

9:30am

Churches & hidden sestieri walk (Dorsoduro & Cannaregio)

Visit lesser-known spots like Santa Maria dei Miracoli and stroll quiet canals in Cannaregio for authentic Venetian scenes.
EUR0, 1h30m

12:30pm

Lunch at Mercato di Rialto or Osteria Bancogiro

Fresh market plates or canal-side dining near the Rialto; good spot for people-watching and seafood pasta.
EUR28, 1h

2:30pm

Free time / shopping for glass & masks

Browse artisan shops for Murano glass, masks and leather; leave extra time for gift shopping without rush.
EUR0, 2h

6:30pm

Sunset walk & aperitivo at Fondamenta Zattere

Relax with an aperitivo by the Giudecca canal and watch the sunset over the lagoon.
EUR12, 1h

8:00pm

Dinner at Antiche Carampane or small family-run trattoria

Reserve a seat at a beloved local restaurant to end your Venice stay with authentic Venetian dishes.
EUR50, 1h30m

Day 9: Travel to Florence

Florence, Italy on September 12, 2026

8:00am

Train Venice > Florence (Santa Maria Novella)

Take a fast Trenitalia or Italo train (~2h) to Florence; arrive mid-morning and check into your central hotel.
EUR45, 2h

11:00am

Lunch at Mercato Centrale (upper-floor food hall)

Sample Tuscan specialties in an energetic market atmosphere — open most of the day and great for varied tastes.
EUR18, 1h

1:00pm

Duomo & Baptistery visit (Il Duomo di Firenze)

See the cathedral, Baptistery and Piazza del Duomo; if you want to climb Brunelleschi's Dome, book tickets early (typical hours 8:30–19:00).
EUR25, 1h30m

3:00pm

Walk to Piazza della Signoria & Ponte Vecchio

Explore the historic center, see the Palazzo Vecchio (exterior/short visit) and stroll across Ponte Vecchio with its jewelers.
EUR0, 1h

7:30pm

Dinner at Trattoria da Giorgio or Trattoria 4 Leoni (Oltrarno)

Enjoy classic Florentine dishes; try the bistecca alla Fiorentina if sharing (reserve ahead for popular spots).
EUR45, 1h30m

Day 10: Art & Views

Florence, Italy on September 13, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast at Ditta Artigianale or local café

Good coffee and pastries to start a full museum day.
EUR8, 30m

9:00am

Uffizi Gallery

Reserve timed tickets for the Uffizi (opening roughly 8:15–18:50) to see Botticelli, Leonardo and Michelangelo works; arrive at your slot to avoid queues.
EUR25, 2h

12:30pm

Lunch at Osteria Vini e Vecchi Sapori or Mercato Centrale

Small, authentic Tuscan restaurant or market counter for fast bites — both excellent for regional specialties.
EUR30, 1h

2:30pm

Galleria dell'Accademia (Michelangelo's David)

Home of Michelangelo's David; book a mid-afternoon ticket (museum hours ~8:15–19:00) to see this iconic sculpture.
EUR18, 1h

5:30pm

Piazzale Michelangelo for sunset

Walk or take a short taxi to Piazzale Michelangelo for panoramic city views and great photos at golden hour.
EUR0, 1h

8:00pm

Dinner in Oltrarno: Enoteca Pitti Gola e Cantina or Trattoria

Enjoy an evening in the artisan Oltrarno district with Tuscan wine and regional cooking.
EUR50, 1h30m

Day 11: Siena & Chianti

Florence (Day trip to Siena & Chianti), Italy on September 14, 2026

8:00am

Day trip: Siena and Chianti wine tour

Full-day guided tour (or self-drive/train+bus) to Siena's medieval center (Piazza del Campo) and a Chianti winery for tasting; tours typically depart early and return late.
EUR95, 9h

12:30pm

Lunch in Siena (pici pasta or local specialties)

Sample Sienese cuisine in a trattoria near Piazza del Campo; open for lunch around 12:00–15:00.
EUR25, 1h

3:30pm

Chianti vineyard visit & tasting

Visit a family-run winery for a tasting and light antipasti; winery visits often run mid–late afternoon — check time with tour operator.
EUR35, 2h

8:00pm

Return to Florence & dinner near your hotel

After a full day, enjoy a relaxed dinner near your accommodation — keep it light if you're tired from the day trip.
EUR30, 1h30m

Day 12: Florence Leisure Day

Florence, Italy on September 15, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast & stroll the San Lorenzo market

Visit the leather market and the Mercato Centrale for souvenirs and local specialties; shops open by mid-morning.
EUR10, 1h

10:00am

Accademia or small museums / artisan workshops

If you missed Accademia, visit this morning; alternatively explore small museums or book a leather workshop tour in Oltrarno.
EUR16, 1h30m

12:30pm

Lunch at Trippa or Il Latini

Classic Florentine lunch spots — Il Latini is lively and traditional, Trippa is excellent for contemporary Tuscan comfort food.
EUR30, 1h

3:00pm

Cooking class (optional) or free time

Half-day cooking class to learn Tuscan recipes (book in advance) or enjoy more sightseeing and shopping at leisure.
EUR65, 3h

8:00pm

Farewell Florence dinner at a rooftop or riverside restaurant

Choose a spot with views of the Duomo to cap your Florence stay with great food and atmosphere.
EUR55, 1h30m

Day 13: To Amalfi Coast

Amalfi Coast (Positano/Amalfi), Italy on September 16, 2026

8:00am

Travel Florence > Naples by train, transfer to Amalfi Coast

Take a fast train Florence > Naples (~2h30–3h), then private transfer or Circumvesuviana + SITA bus/ferry to Positano or Amalfi (total transfer 3–4h).
EUR80, 5h

2:30pm

Check-in & late lunch in Positano (Chez Black or La Tagliata)

Settle into your coastal hotel and enjoy fresh seafood or simple pasta with sea views; many places open from lunch to dinner.
EUR35, 1h30m

4:00pm

Beach time at Spiaggia Grande or Fornillo

Relax on the pebble beach, rent a sunbed, or stroll the picturesque cliffside streets; beaches are open and accessible in September.
EUR20, 2h

7:30pm

Dinner at a seaside restaurant (Zass, Il Capitano or local trattoria)

Savour coastal specialties and local lemons—dinner with a view is a highlight of Positano/Amalfi evenings.
EUR50, 1h30m

Day 14: Capri Day Trip

Amalfi Coast / Capri, Italy on September 17, 2026

8:00am

Ferry to Capri

Take an early ferry from Positano or Amalfi to Capri (approx 25–45 min) — boats run frequently in September but book earlier crossing times for full-day visits.
EUR30, 1h

9:30am

Blue Grotto or boat circumnavigation

Visit Blue Grotto if sea conditions permit (small boat entry with local rowboat; hours depend on tide/sea). If not, do a full island boat tour to see Faraglioni and sea caves.
EUR25, 1h30m

12:30pm

Lunch in Capri town or Anacapri

Enjoy Caprese salad, fresh seafood, and local limoncello on a terrace; shops and eateries are open through the afternoon.
EUR40, 1h

2:00pm

Chairlift to Monte Solaro / explore Anacapri

Ride the chairlift for the highest views on the island or wander shops and villas in Anacapri; chairlift hours typically 9:00–18:00.
EUR12, 1h

5:00pm

Return ferry to Amalfi Coast

Evening ferry back to Positano/Amalfi to relax after a full day on the island.
EUR30, 1h

8:00pm

Dinner at local pizzeria or seafood restaurant

Choose a relaxed dinner by the water to wind down after Capri's bustle.
EUR35, 1h30m

Day 15: Hike & Amalfi

Amalfi Coast, Italy on September 18, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast & prepare for Path of the Gods hike

Early breakfast and transfer to the trailhead (from Positano to Nocelle/Agerola); bring water and good shoes — trail is open all day but best in morning.
EUR10, 30m

9:00am

Path of the Gods (Il Sentiero degli Dei) hike

Spectacular clifftop hike with dramatic coastal views from Agerola to Positano/Nocelle; allow 3–4 hours depending on pace and weather.
EUR0, 4h

1:30pm

Lunch in Nocelle/Positano

Reward yourself with a hearty lunch and local lemon desserts after the hike — many terraces serve light regional dishes.
EUR25, 1h

3:30pm

Relax at hotel / spa or beach time

Recover with a swim or spa treatment; many coastal hotels offer evening relaxation options.
EUR40, 2h

7:30pm

Dinner at Ristorante Max or local seafood trattoria

Enjoy an intimate dinner with local wines and specialties — book for window tables to enjoy the view.
EUR55, 1h30m

Day 16: Ravello & Amalfi

Amalfi Coast, Italy on September 19, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast and transfer to Ravello

Short scenic drive or bus up the coast to Ravello, known for gardens and sweeping views; easy day for gentle sightseeing.
EUR10, 1h

9:30am

Villa Rufolo & Villa Cimbrone gardens

Visit two famous villas with historic gardens and terraces (open roughly 9:00–19:00); perfect spot for photos and quiet strolls.
EUR10, 1h30m

12:30pm

Lunch in Ravello with lemon-themed dishes

Try local lemon-infused foods and pastries; many cafes offer lunches with mountain/sea views.
EUR30, 1h

2:30pm

Visit Amalfi town & Cathedral

Descend to Amalfi to explore the medieval cathedral (Duomo di Amalfi) and waterfront; cathedral open normally mid-morning to evening with some service interruptions.
EUR3, 1h30m

7:30pm

Dinner at L'Abside or local pizzeria

Sample southern Italian specialties and local seafood in a relaxed setting.
EUR35, 1h30m

Day 17: Leisure / Boat Day

Amalfi Coast, Italy on September 20, 2026

9:00am

Private boat hire or shared boat tour along the coast

Spend a day cruising between Positano, Amalfi and hidden coves — many operators run full/half-day tours; book ahead for private options.
EUR120, 4h

1:30pm

Seaside lunch at La Conca del Sogno or similar

Dine right from the quay after a morning on the water — fresh seafood and local produce are highlights.
EUR50, 1h30m

3:30pm

Leisure time: beach, shop or spa

Afternoon for relaxing, shopping for ceramics and lemon products, or enjoying a hotel spa treatment.
EUR40, 2h

8:00pm

Dinner with sunset views

Choose a final Amalfi-coast celebratory dinner at an elevated terrace restaurant for memorable evening views.
EUR60, 1h30m

Day 18: Travel to Rome

Rome, Italy on September 21, 2026

8:00am

Transfer Amalfi Coast > Naples > Train to Rome

Private transfer or bus to Naples (1–1.5h), then fast train Naples > Rome Termini (~1h10). Arrive midday and check into your hotel near the historic center or Trastevere.
EUR70, 4h

1:00pm

Lunch near Piazza Navona or Campo de' Fiori

Light Roman lunch — try carbonara or cacio e pepe; many restaurants open midday 12:00–15:00.
EUR25, 1h

2:30pm

Spanish Steps & Via Condotti

Stroll from Piazza di Spagna up the Spanish Steps and window-shop along Via Condotti’s designer boutiques.
EUR0, 1h

4:00pm

Trevi Fountain

Toss a coin into the fountain and enjoy the baroque masterpiece — crowds are lighter earlier or late evening (open 24h).
EUR0, 30m

8:00pm

Dinner in Trastevere: Da Enzo al 29 or Tonnarello

Cross the Tiber to lively Trastevere for classic Roman dishes in an atmospheric neighborhood; popular spots require reservations.
EUR40, 1h30m

Day 19: Vatican & Centro

Rome, Italy on September 22, 2026

7:30am

Early breakfast & transfer to Vatican

Start early to reach the Vatican with fewer crowds; many cafés open by 7:00am for coffee and pastries.
EUR8, 30m

9:00am

Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel

Prebook timed-entry tickets — museums usually open 9:00–18:00; allow 2–3 hours to see the highlights and the Sistine Chapel (crowds are significant).
EUR30, 3h

1:00pm

Lunch near Vatican: Pizzarium or Hostaria Romana

Pizzarium offers famous gourmet pizza by the slice; quick and delicious before more sightseeing.
EUR20, 1h

2:30pm

St. Peter's Basilica & Dome climb

Visit St. Peter's (free entry) and consider climbing to the dome (small fee, typically 8:00–18:00) for outstanding views of Rome and the Vatican.
EUR10, 1h30m

5:30pm

Castel Sant'Angelo walk along Tiber

Stroll along the river to Castel Sant'Angelo for photos and optional evening entry (open until around 19:30 depending on season).
EUR14, 1h

8:00pm

Dinner near Piazza Navona

Choose a piazza-side restaurant to soak in the lively Roman night scene and enjoy classic pastas.
EUR40, 1h30m

Day 20: Ancient Rome

Rome, Italy on September 23, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast & head to Colosseum area

Arrive early to the Colosseum area to beat midday crowds; many cafés open early for breakfast.
EUR8, 30m

9:00am

Colosseum tour & Roman Forum

Prebook a guided or timed entry to the Colosseum (typically open 8:30–19:00) and then explore the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill nearby — allow 3 hours total.
EUR18, 3h

1:00pm

Lunch in Monti: Trattoria Vecchia Roma or La Carbonara

Monti neighborhood has excellent trattorie for Roman classics; enjoy a leisurely midday meal.
EUR25, 1h

3:00pm

Capitoline Museums or Capitoline Hill viewpoint

Visit Capitoline Museums or simply enjoy the panoramic viewpoint over the Forum from the Cordonata steps (museum hours vary, typically 9:30–19:30).
EUR15, 1h30m

6:30pm

Aperitivo & sunset at the Vittoriano terrace or nearby rooftop

Enjoy an aperitivo with views of the city; a relaxing way to wind down a big day of walking.
EUR12, 1h

8:00pm

Dinner in Testaccio: Flavio al Velavevodetto or local osteria

Testaccio is famed for Roman cuisine and fewer tourist crowds — perfect for a hearty final Roman dinner.
EUR45, 1h30m

Day 21: Free Day & Farewell

Rome, Italy on September 24, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast & final shopping

Enjoy a relaxed morning with coffee, pastries and any last-minute shopping in the historic center — many shops open by 9:00.
EUR10, 1h

10:00am

Optional Borghese Gallery & Gardens (reservation required)

Borghese Gallery requires timed reservations (often 9:00–19:00 slots); the villa and gardens are a peaceful escape with great art and sculptures.
EUR20, 2h

1:00pm

Lunch near Villa Borghese or Piazza del Popolo

Light lunch in an elegant setting before your last afternoon in Rome.
EUR25, 1h

3:00pm

Leisure time: revisit favourite spots or relax at a café

Use this afternoon to return to a favorite spot (Trevi, Pantheon) or simply relax and people-watch with a gelato.
EUR0, 2h

7:30pm

Farewell dinner at a rooftop or trattoria with view

Book a special final dinner with a view over the city to celebrate the trip highlights — reserve well in advance for the best tables.
EUR70, 2h

Day 22: Departure

Rome > Calgary on September 25, 2026

6:00am

Hotel check-out & transfer to Rome Fiumicino (FCO)

Arrange private transfer or taxi to the airport allowing 3 hours for international check-in and security for your flight to Calgary.
EUR50, 1h

9:00am

Flight Rome > Calgary

International flight from Fiumicino to Calgary; schedules vary — typical direct options may not be daily, so book your preferred carrier and routing in advance (approximate flight cost shown).
EUR900, 13h0m

9:00pm

Arrive Calgary (local time depending on routing)

Arrival back in Calgary — end of tour. Allow time for immigration and customs.
EUR0, 1h
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