21-Day Spain–Italy Loop: Barcelona to Rome with Monte Carlo Day Trip, E-Bike Options & Comfortable Flights from Calgary (Sept 2026)

Day 1: Arrival & Stroll

Barcelona, Spain on September 5, 2026

8:00am

Flight Arrive & Airport Transfer

Arrive Barcelona El Prat (likely morning after overnight flight); take Aerobus or private transfer to central Eixample/Gothic Quarter to drop luggage and refresh.
EUR35, 1h30m

10:30am

Check-in / Hotel settle

Check in and rest briefly; most hotels allow luggage drop earlier if room not ready.
EUR0, 1h0m

12:00pm

Lunch — El Nacional or La Paradeta

El Nacional offers varied Spanish dishes in a stylish setting; La Paradeta is a casual seafood market-restaurant if you prefer fresh seafood. Both are central and good first meals.
EUR25, 1h0m

1:30pm

Gothic Quarter Walk & Plaça Sant Jaume

Stroll narrow medieval streets, visit Barcelona Cathedral exterior and lively plazas—perfect to shake off jet lag and see historic core (shops generally open 10:00–20:00).
EUR0, 1h30m

3:30pm

E-bike Orientation Ride along Barceloneta

Pick up e-bike (many shops open ~9:00–19:00) for a relaxed coastal ride to Barceloneta and Port Vell; e-bikes give distance cover with less effort and are allowed on promenades.
EUR30, 1h30m

6:00pm

Sunset at Montjuïc or Hotel Rooftop

Short cable car or taxi to Montjuïc (cable car runs ~10:00–20:00 depending on season) for views over the city and harbor; alternatively enjoy a rooftop drink near Plaça Catalunya.
EUR10, 1h0m

8:00pm

Dinner — Cerveseria Catalana or Cal Pep

Cerveseria Catalana offers excellent tapas (open until late); Cal Pep is known for fresh tapas and lively service—book ahead for dinner.
EUR35, 1h30m

Day 2: Gaudí Highlights

Barcelona, Spain on September 6, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast — Forn Baluard or Brunch & Cake

Enjoy high-quality pastries or a hearty breakfast; both open from roughly 8:00 and are popular before sightseeing.
EUR10, 45m

9:30am

Sagrada Família (tickets required)

Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece; prebook timed-entry tickets to see the interior and towers where available — typical opening is 9:00–6:00pm in early September (check updated times).
EUR28, 1h30m

11:30am

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

Walk this elegant avenue to see iconic modernist buildings — both museums generally open 9:00–9:00pm (evening visits available).
EUR35, 1h30m

1:30pm

Lunch — Tapas at Ciudad Condal

Popular tapas spot near Passeig de Gràcia with quick service and wide selection — good midday stop.
EUR25, 1h0m

3:00pm

Park Güell (prebooked slot)

Gaudí park with colorful mosaics and city views; main monument area is ticketed and open typically 8:00–8:30pm in September (book ahead).
EUR12, 1h30m

5:30pm

E-bike Sunset Ride — Coastal Loop

Pick up e-bikes or use the same rental to do a longer coastal loop to Port Olímpic and Poblenou for sea breeze and sunset; rentals usually until 7:00–8:00pm.
EUR30, 1h30m

8:00pm

Dinner — Barceloneta seafood (Can Majó)

Can Majó is a classic for paella and seafood in Barceloneta; reserve for seaside dinner.
EUR40, 1h30m

Day 3: Monte Carlo Day

Monte Carlo (Monaco) day trip from Barcelona on September 7, 2026

5:30am

Early Flight BCN -> Nice (NCE)

To make a same-day Monaco visit, take an early flight (about 1h20) to Nice; book morning outbound and evening inbound flights. Check carriers and times as schedules vary; airports open early.
EUR180, 3h0m

8:30am

Train Nice → Monaco Monte-Carlo

Regional TER train from Nice Ville to Monaco Monte-Carlo is ~20–30 minutes; trains run frequently and offer coastal scenery.
EUR7, 30m

9:30am

Prince's Palace & Old Town (Open ~10:00)

Walk the Rocher for views and visit the Prince’s Palace (typically opens ~10:00–6:00 in season); explore the charming Old Town and markets.
EUR10, 1h30m

11:30am

Oceanographic Museum

Historic oceanographic museum perched above the sea — usually open 10:00–7:00 in September and worth for its architecture and exhibits.
EUR18, 1h15m

1:00pm

Lunch — Café de Paris or Portier area

Café de Paris near the Casino offers classic brasserie fare; Monaco is upscale so expect higher prices — enjoy harbor views.
EUR45, 1h15m

2:30pm

Monte Carlo Casino & Gardens (exterior / afternoon)

Stroll the Casino Square and gardens—interior visits have dress code and limited hours (casino entry often from mid-afternoon); take photos of the grand exterior.
EUR17, 1h0m

4:00pm

Walk Harbor & Superyacht Spotting

Leisurely walk along the marina to see luxury yachts and the Formula 1 circuit sections; relaxed time before returning to Nice airport.
EUR0, 1h0m

6:30pm

Return Train to Nice, Flight Nice -> Barcelona

Catch a late train back to Nice airport and an evening flight to Barcelona; expect to arrive in Barcelona late evening.
EUR180, 3h30m

9:30pm

Late Dinner in Barcelona (if time) — Tapas near hotel

If you arrive back with energy, choose a late tapas spot near your hotel; otherwise rest for next travel day.
EUR20, 1h0m

Day 4: Local Culture

Barcelona, Spain on September 8, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast — Granja Viader or local cafe

Classic Catalan pastries and coffee to start the day near central areas.
EUR8, 45m

9:30am

Picasso Museum (open ~9:00–7:00pm)

Extensive collection of Picasso’s early works in the Born neighborhood; timed tickets recommended.
EUR12, 1h15m

11:00am

El Born & Mercat del Born

Explore boutique shops, artisan studios and the archaeological site at the Born market; cafes and shops open from ~10:00.
EUR0, 1h0m

1:00pm

Lunch — Cal Pep or El Xampanyet

Classic local tapas in the Born area—arrive early or expect a wait for the best spots.
EUR30, 1h0m

3:00pm

E-bike Half-Day — Collserola Hills or Seafront

Book an e-bike tour to explore Collserola Park (green views over the city) or extended seafront cycling; shops typically operate 9:00–18:00.
EUR35, 3h0m

7:30pm

Flamenco Show & Dinner — Tablao Cordobés

Catch an authentic flamenco performance on La Rambla with dinner options; shows generally run evenings at 8:00 or 9:30.
EUR55, 2h0m

Day 5: Last BCN Day

Barcelona, Spain → Venice, Italy (evening flight) on September 9, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast & Hotel Check-out

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast and prepare luggage for evening flight; hotels commonly have late check-out options for small fee.
EUR0, 1h0m

9:30am

Montjuïc Gardens, MNAC & Magic Fountain area

Visit Montjuïc’s gardens and the National Art Museum of Catalonia (MNAC) with panoramic views; MNAC exhibits typically open 10:00–6:00pm.
EUR12, 2h0m

12:30pm

Lunch — Poble Sec tapas or local cava bar

Try Poble Sec neighborhood for a lively midday tapas crawl, popular with locals and open throughout lunch hours.
EUR25, 1h15m

2:00pm

Last-minute Shopping & Passeig de Gràcia

Pick up souvenirs and enjoy last strolls; most shops open afternoon until ~8:00pm.
EUR0, 1h30m

5:00pm

Transfer to Barcelona Airport (BCN)

Allow 2–3 hours before international flight: Aerobus or private transfer to airport for comfort and extra legroom boarding.
EUR35, 1h0m

8:30pm

Flight BCN → Venice (VCE) (direct or 1-stop recommended)

Evening flight to Venice Marco Polo; prefer premium-economy/Economy Plus or extra-legroom seats for comfort (flight ~2h).
EUR120, 2h0m

11:00pm

Arrive Venice & Hotel Transfer

Transfer by water taxi or land shuttle to your hotel in central Venice (San Marco, Cannaregio) and settle in for the night.
EUR40, 45m

Day 6: Venice Essentials

Venice (Venezia), Italy on September 10, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast — Local Pasticceria

Start with coffee and pastry near the hotel; bakeries open from ~7:30–8:00.
EUR8, 30m

9:00am

St. Mark's Basilica & Piazza San Marco

Visit St. Mark's Basilica (check opening hours ~9:30–5:00) and enjoy the iconic square early to avoid crowds; security lines common.
EUR5, 1h15m

10:30am

Doge's Palace (Palazzo Ducale)

Explore the former seat of Venetian power with its ornate rooms and Bridge of Sighs; typical opening 9:00–7:00pm (seasonal).
EUR30, 1h30m

12:30pm

Lunch — Trattoria or Cicchetti tour

Enjoy cicchetti (Venetian tapas) or a classic pasta dish in a family-run trattoria near Rialto; shops/restaurants open through afternoon.
EUR25, 1h0m

2:00pm

E-bike Alternative — Electric boat or guided electric bike nearby

Venice’s canals preclude regular e-bike use in the historic center, but you can rent an electric bike on Lido island (ferry ~15min) or take an electric boat tour — most rentals/tours operate 9:00–18:00.
EUR40, 2h30m

5:00pm

Rialto Bridge & Market Walk

Stroll the Rialto area and local market stands; late afternoon is great for photos and gelato.
EUR0, 1h0m

8:00pm

Dinner — Osteria alle Testiere or local seafood

Reserve a table ahead; enjoy fresh Venetian seafood specialties in an intimate setting.
EUR50, 1h30m

Day 7: Venice Islands

Venice, Italy on September 11, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast & Vaporetto Pass

Buy day vaporetto (waterbus) pass and have a quick breakfast; passes allow island hopping all day.
EUR20, 30m

9:00am

Murano — Glassblowing Demonstration

Short boat ride to Murano for glassblowing shows and workshops; studios open from mid-morning (approx. 9:30–6:00).
EUR10, 1h30m

11:00am

Burano — Colorful Houses & Lace

Continue to Burano island to photograph the painted houses and see lace-making ateliers (shops open 10:00–18:00).
EUR0, 1h30m

1:00pm

Lunch on Burano — Local Seafood Risotto

Enjoy fresh seafood on the island, a slower and scenic lunch compared to central Venice.
EUR30, 1h15m

3:30pm

Return to Venice & Leisure

Return to the main islands for an afternoon exploring hidden canals, art galleries, or a museum like Ca’ Rezzonico (open ~10:00–6:00).
EUR12, 2h0m

7:30pm

Gondola Option at Sunset

Classic gondola ride (shared option cheaper) through smaller canals at sunset; runs throughout the day (prices higher at evening).
EUR35, 30m

8:30pm

Dinner near Campo Santa Margherita

Vibrant student-area dining with good value and lively atmosphere; try local cicchetti or pasta.
EUR30, 1h15m

Day 8: Venice → Florence

Venice → Florence, Italy on September 12, 2026

7:30am

Breakfast & Check-out

Quick breakfast and check-out; allow time for vaporetto to Piazzale Roma or private transfer to the train station.
EUR8, 45m

9:00am

Train Venezia Santa Lucia → Firenze Santa Maria Novella

High-speed train (Italo or Trenitalia Frecciarossa, ~2h) to Florence; book 1st class or Comfort seats for extra legroom if desired.
EUR35, 2h0m

11:30am

Arrive Florence & Hotel Check-in

Settle into centrally located hotel near Duomo or Santa Maria Novella and have a short rest.
EUR0, 1h0m

1:00pm

Lunch — Trattoria near Duomo

Taste Tuscan specialties like ribollita or bistecca small portions; most trattorie open midday from 12:00–3:00pm.
EUR25, 1h0m

2:30pm

Duomo Complex (Cathedral & Brunelleschi Dome — book climb)

Visit Florence Cathedral, Baptistery and consider dome climb (prebook timed slot) — the complex typically opens 10:00–5:00pm but check seasonal hours.
EUR20, 1h45m

5:00pm

E-bike Rental / Guided E-bike Tour around Oltrarno

Afternoon e-bike tour to Piazzale Michelangelo and Oltrarno artisans provides excellent city panoramas and gets you off main tourist routes; many rentals operate until 6:00–7:00pm.
EUR40, 2h0m

8:00pm

Dinner — Trattoria Marione or La Giostra

Enjoy hearty Tuscan cuisine in traditional settings; reservations recommended for popular Florence restaurants.
EUR45, 1h30m

Day 9: Florence Museums

Florence, Italy on September 13, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast & Early Start

Quick espresso and pastry before museum queues; many cafes open by 7:30–8:00.
EUR8, 30m

9:00am

Uffizi Gallery (prebooked tickets, opens ~8:15–6:50)

One of Italy’s top art museums with Renaissance masterpieces; book timed entry well in advance to avoid long lines.
EUR25, 2h0m

12:00pm

Lunch — Mercato Centrale

Food hall with many vendors offering quick local options and great variety for different tastes.
EUR15, 1h0m

1:30pm

Accademia (Michelangelo’s David) — timed entry

See Michelangelo’s David and related works; reserve timed tickets to secure entry (generally open 8:15–6:50pm).
EUR20, 1h0m

3:00pm

Walk & Gelato on Ponte Vecchio

Enjoy jewelry shops and river views on the historic bridge; relax with gelato and photo stops.
EUR6, 45m

5:30pm

E-bike Sunset to Piazzale Michelangelo

Short e-bike ride to the Piazzale for panoramic sunset views over Florence; rental shops often open until early evening.
EUR25, 1h30m

8:00pm

Dinner — Enoteca Pinchiorri (or local osteria)

Fine-dining option or choose a cozy osteria for classic steak Florentine; book high-end places well in advance.
EUR80, 2h0m

Day 10: Tuscan Day Trip

Florence, Italy (optional Chianti or Siena day trip) on September 14, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast & Pickup for Day Trip

Join a small-group Chianti e-bike or wine tour, or take a high-speed train/bus to Siena for a full-day cultural excursion; operators start pickups early.
EUR60, 9h0m

9:30am

Chianti E-bike & Winery Visit (if chosen)

E-bike through rolling vineyards with winery stops and tastings; tours usually include lunch and last 6–8 hours, running in morning to afternoon.
EUR95, 6h0m

3:30pm

Return to Florence & Leisure

Return mid/late afternoon to relax or explore neighborhoods like San Lorenzo for leather markets and local crafts.
EUR0, 1h30m

7:30pm

Dinner — Local Osteria

Try cinghiale (wild boar) or other Tuscan specialties in an authentic neighbourhood spot.
EUR35, 1h30m

Day 11: Florence Leisure

Florence, Italy on September 15, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast & Slow Morning

Enjoy cappuccino and a leisurely walk through quieter morning streets; pick up any souvenirs.
EUR8, 45m

9:30am

Bargello or Medici Chapels

Smaller museums with fascinating sculpture and Medici history; most open ~8:15–6:50pm but verify exact times.
EUR10, 1h15m

11:30am

Lunch — Trattoria in Santo Spirito

Cross the Arno to Santo Spirito for a local vibe and good midday dining away from main tourist flow.
EUR20, 1h0m

1:30pm

Train Florence → Naples (high-speed) then Transfer to Amalfi Coast

Catch an early afternoon Frecciarossa to Napoli (approx 2h30) then private transfer or Circumvesuviana + ferry to Positano/Amalfi; plan 4–5 hours total travel time.
EUR60, 5h0m

7:30pm

Arrive Amalfi Coast & Dinner

Check into Amalfi Coast hotel (Positano/Amalfi) and enjoy seaside dinner—expect leisurely dining and spectacular views.
EUR40, 1h30m

Day 12: Amalfi Coast Arrival

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

8:30am

Breakfast with Sea View

Start the day with a relaxed coastal breakfast and take in the cliffside views; many hotels serve breakfast from 8:00.
EUR12, 45m

10:00am

Explore Positano or Amalfi town center

Wander colorful stairways, boutiques and beach areas; shops generally open around 9:00–10:00 and close late evening in high season.
EUR0, 1h30m

12:00pm

Lunch — Seaside Restaurant

Try regional seafood and lemon-flavored dishes (the Amalfi Coast is famous for limoncello and lemon desserts).
EUR30, 1h15m

2:00pm

E-bike Coastal Ride or Electric Scooter Rental

Book an e-bike or guided electric scooter tour on the less steep local roads (many operators in Positano/Amalfi offer half-day rentals/tours from ~9:00–17:00).
EUR45, 3h0m

6:00pm

Sunset Walk & Aperitivo

Enjoy an aperitivo on a terrace overlooking the sea and watch the sunset—a highlight of Amalfi Coast evenings.
EUR12, 1h0m

8:00pm

Dinner — Da Vincenzo or local trattoria

Coastal Italian cuisine with local specialties; book in advance for the best tables.
EUR45, 1h30m

Day 13: Capri Excursion

Amalfi Coast → Capri day trip on September 17, 2026

8:00am

Ferry to Capri

Catch an early ferry from Positano or Amalfi to Capri (ferry times vary; look for departures starting ~8:00–9:00), arrive mid-morning.
EUR30, 1h0m

9:30am

Blue Grotto or Island Boat Tour

Small-boat tours around the island (Blue Grotto access depends on sea conditions; boats operate through the day from 9:00 onwards).
EUR25, 1h30m

11:30am

Anacapri & Chairlift Mount Solaro

Visit Anacapri and take the chairlift to Monte Solaro for panoramic views (chairlift typically open 9:00–5:30).
EUR14, 1h30m

1:30pm

Lunch — Capri town trattoria

Lunch in Capri with island specialties and leisurely pace.
EUR35, 1h0m

3:00pm

Return Ferry & Beach Time

Return to the mainland and relax at a local beach in Positano or Amalfi for swimming and sun (beach services usually 9:00–6:00).
EUR10, 2h0m

7:30pm

Dinner — Casual Seaside Meal

Finish the day with fresh seafood and local limoncello.
EUR35, 1h30m

Day 14: Hike & Relax

Amalfi Coast, Italy on September 18, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast & Prep

Light breakfast and prepare for a day hike on the Path of the Gods or coastal trails; trailheads accessible by bus or taxi and local info centers open in the morning.
EUR8, 45m

9:30am

Path of the Gods Hike (Il Sentiero degli Dei)

Spectacular coastal hike between Agerola and Nocelle/Positano with panoramic views; typical hike 3–4 hours depending on pace.
EUR0, 4h0m

2:00pm

Lunch in Nocelle/Positano

Hearty lunch and recovery after the hike—local trattorias welcome hikers.
EUR25, 1h0m

4:00pm

E-bike or Scooter Evening Ride

Short e-bike ride along coastal roads or relax at hotel pool; sunset rides often available until early evening.
EUR30, 1h30m

8:00pm

Dinner — Fine Dining Option

Consider a special dinner at a cliffside restaurant for one last Amalfi culinary experience.
EUR60, 2h0m

Day 15: Leisure & Sea

Amalfi Coast, Italy on September 19, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast & Relax

Slow morning and optional beachfront breakfast at a cafe; enjoy coastal views and photography.
EUR10, 45m

10:00am

Boat Rental or Private Capri Cruise

Charter a small boat or join a group cruise to explore sea caves, hidden coves, and swim; operators run daily from morning to late afternoon.
EUR120, 4h0m

2:30pm

Lunch — Beachfront Trattoria

Post-boat leisurely lunch with seafood and salads to refresh after time on the water.
EUR30, 1h15m

4:00pm

E-bike Short Ride & Shopping in Amalfi

Pickup e-bikes and explore Amalfi town, local paper shops (handmade paper) and lemon groves nearby.
EUR30, 1h30m

8:00pm

Dinner — Local Pizza or Seafood

Casual final night meal enjoying local flavors and atmosphere.
EUR25, 1h30m

Day 16: Amalfi → Rome

Amalfi Coast → Rome, Italy on September 20, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast & Check-out

Pack and enjoy a final coastal breakfast; prepare for train transfer to Naples.
EUR10, 45m

9:30am

Transfer Amalfi/Positano → Naples (private transfer or bus + ferry)

Private transfer or combination of ferry + Circumvesuviana/bus to Naples train station; travel time 1.5–3 hours depending on connections.
EUR60, 2h30m

12:30pm

High-speed Train Naples → Rome

Frecciarossa/Italo journey ~1h10 to Rome Termini; book seats with extra legroom for comfort.
EUR30, 1h30m

2:00pm

Arrive Rome & Hotel Check-in

Check into central Rome hotel near Piazza Navona/Spanish Steps for easy walking access to sights.
EUR0, 1h0m

3:30pm

Afternoon Walk: Pantheon & Piazza Navona

Visit these iconic squares and the Pantheon (open ~9:00–7:00pm) for an easy first taste of Rome.
EUR0, 1h15m

7:30pm

Dinner — Trastevere Area

Cross the Tiber to Trastevere for a lively dinner scene with many trattorias; book a table for popular spots.
EUR35, 1h30m

Day 17: Ancient Rome

Rome, Italy on September 21, 2026

8:00am

Breakfast — Hotel or Cafe

Standard Italian breakfast to fuel an active day visiting historic sites.
EUR8, 30m

9:00am

Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill (prebooked combo ticket)

Spend the morning touring these central ancient Roman sites; timed tickets recommended (typically open 8:30–4:30/close times vary seasonally).
EUR18, 2h30m

12:30pm

Lunch — Near Monti or Colosseum

Local trattoria lunch in the Monti neighborhood, offering Roman classics like carbonara and cacio e pepe.
EUR25, 1h0m

2:00pm

Capitoline Museums or Circus Maximus Walk

Visit Capitoline Museums for Roman art and views over the Forum, or a relaxed walk through Circus Maximus and along the Tiber.
EUR12, 1h30m

4:30pm

E-bike Tour Option — Appian Way & Ancient Rome

E-bike along the Appian Way (Via Appia Antica) to see catacombs and rural Roman countryside; tours run in afternoons and are a comfortable way to cover more ground.
EUR45, 2h0m

8:00pm

Dinner — Campo de’ Fiori or Jewish Ghetto

Choose either vibrant Campo de’ Fiori dining or traditional Roman-Jewish cuisine in the Ghetto for a memorable meal.
EUR40, 1h30m

Day 18: Vatican & Churches

Rome, Italy on September 22, 2026

7:30am

Breakfast & Early Start

Early start recommended for Vatican visits to avoid the biggest crowds; grab a quick breakfast en route.
EUR8, 30m

8:30am

Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel (prebooked timed entry)

Book the earliest slot possible; Vatican Museums usually open 9:00–6:00 but early access tours exist—must prebook to guarantee entry.
EUR30, 2h30m

11:30am

St. Peter's Basilica & Dome Climb

Visit the basilica and, if fit, climb the dome for sweeping city views (basilica open early, dome hours vary but often 8:00–5:00).
EUR10, 1h30m

1:30pm

Lunch — Vatican-area trattoria

Casual meal near Vatican City with classic Roman dishes before afternoon exploring.
EUR20, 1h0m

3:00pm

Piazza di Spagna, Villa Borghese or Shopping

Relax in Villa Borghese gardens (rent a bike or e-bike there) or stroll the Spanish Steps and high-fashion streets; Villa Borghese bike rentals open daily mid-morning to evening.
EUR20, 2h0m

8:00pm

Dinner — Authentic Roman Restaurant

Celebrate last full evening in Italy with a memorable Roman meal; consider wine pairing for local varietals.
EUR50, 1h30m

Day 19: Hidden Rome

Rome, Italy on September 23, 2026

8:30am

Breakfast & Local Markets

Visit Campo de’ Fiori market in the morning for fresh produce and souvenirs; cafes begin serving breakfast early.
EUR8, 45m

10:00am

Borghese Gallery (booked slot) or Underground Rome tour

If you reserved a slot, enjoy the Borghese collection (open typically 9:00–7:00); alternatively, take an underground Rome/crypts tour for a different perspective.
EUR25, 2h0m

1:00pm

Lunch — Testaccio Market

Explore Testaccio market for authentic Roman street food and lively local atmosphere (open morning into afternoon).
EUR18, 1h0m

3:00pm

E-bike Late Afternoon — Tiber Island & Jewish Quarter

E-bike along the river and through the Jewish Quarter for historic sites and a relaxed pace; rental shops operate until early evening.
EUR30, 2h0m

7:00pm

Farewell Dinner — Classic Roman Feast

Enjoy a final Italian dinner—book a standout place to savor the best of Roman cuisine before your long flight home.
EUR60, 2h0m

Day 20: Departure

Rome, Italy → Calgary, Canada on September 24, 2026

7:00am

Breakfast & Hotel Check-out

Light breakfast, final packing and hotel check-out; confirm airport transfer time to allow for international check-in 2–3 hours before flight.
EUR0, 45m

9:00am

Transfer to Rome Fiumicino (FCO)

Taxi, private transfer or Leonardo Express (train) to Fiumicino airport; allow abundant buffer for international flight to YYC.
EUR30, 1h0m

12:00pm

Flight Rome → Calgary (1-stop recommended, extra-legroom seat)

Book a one-stop fare (via major hub such as London/Amsterdam/Toronto) with extra-legroom or Premium Economy for comfortable long-haul travel; total travel time including connection ~14–18 hours depending on routing.
CAD1100, 14h0m

8:00pm

Arrive Calgary (local time)

Arrive home in Calgary—customs and luggage collection times vary; plan ground transport home from YYC.
CAD0, 1h0m
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Travel Requirements

Ensure your Canadian passport has at least 6 months’ validity beyond your planned return and two blank pages (Schengen requires 3 months but airlines often enforce 6); Canadians are visa‑exempt for short tourist stays (up to 90 days in any 180‑day period) in Spain, Italy and Monaco, but must obtain ETIAS travel authorization before entering the Schengen Area (apply online well in advance). There are currently no routine COVID‑19 entry vaccinations required for EU travel, but keep routine immunizations up to date and carry records; check for any country‑specific health notices. Before you go, register with the Government of Canada (Registration of Canadians Abroad), review up‑to‑date travel advisories for Spain, Italy and Monaco, purchase comprehensive travel/medical evacuation insurance, and confirm any airline or connection requirements (onward‑travel proof, boarding rules, seat/leg‑room requests) prior to departure.