Rome: 14-Day Flavors of Europe Tour from Rome to Vienna

This 14-day Flavors of Europe Tour from Rome to Vienna offers a seamless journey through some of Europe’s most stunning cities and scenic regions. Priced at $4,438 per person, this tour by Co Adventures combines cultural highlights with delicious food and wine experiences. It features accommodation in 3-star hotels, private transportation, and a professional tour leader guiding small groups of up to 8 participants.

Designed for those eager to explore Italy, France, Switzerland, Austria, and the Czech Republic, this tour balances structured sightseeing with free time. Travelers enjoy a mix of guided walks, local food tastings, wine experiences, and city explorations, making it ideal for curious visitors who appreciate both culture and cuisine. While it provides a comprehensive itinerary, the focus on transportation and organized activities means it best suits those comfortable with daily walking and bus travel.

Key Points

• Includes 14 days of travel through Europe with accommodation and breakfast at 3-star hotels
• A comprehensive itinerary covering Rome, Florence, Pisa, Nice, Monaco, Milan, Switzerland, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Munich, Prague, and Vienna
• Highlights include a local food tour in Rome, wine tasting in Tuscany, and guided walks in Prague and Vienna
• Private transport ensures smooth connections between stops, with small group sizes for a more personalized experience
• Activities and entrance fees are included, but lunches, dinners, drinks, and souvenirs are not

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Starting in Rome: A Welcome and Food Tour

The tour begins in Rome, where travelers arrive on Day 1 and are free to settle into their pre-booked hotel. The next day features a local food tour, allowing an introduction to Italian cuisine right in the heart of the city. Rome’s vibrant streets and historic sites serve as the perfect backdrop for this culinary experience.

On Day 2, you get to taste authentic flavors with a guided food tour, tasting traditional dishes and exploring bustling markets. This immersion sets the tone for the trip, blending cultural sights with gastronomic delights.

Tuscany Wine Tasting: A Sip of Italy’s Best

Departing Rome on Day 3, the tour heads to Florence, with a stop en route in Tuscany for a wine tasting experience. This particular activity lets travelers enjoy some of Italy’s finest wines amid scenic vineyards, gaining insight into local wine-making traditions.

The wine tasting in Tuscany is a highlight for many, offering a chance to appreciate regional flavors in a relaxed setting. It’s a perfect way to indulge in Italy’s renowned wine culture before continuing onward to Florence.

From Florence to the French Riviera via Pisa, Portofino, Genoa, and Savona

On Day 4, the journey continues from Florence heading toward the Costa Azzurra (French Riviera). Along the way, the group stops in Pisa, famous for its iconic leaning tower, and Portofino, a charming seaside village known for its colorful harbor.

Further stops include Genoa and Savona, both cities rich in maritime history. The day finishes with an overnight near the Costa Azzurra. Travelers appreciate this stretch for the variety of towns and scenic coastlines, with enough free time to explore each stop.

Exploring the French Riviera: Cannes, Nice, and Monaco

Day 5 is dedicated to glamorous stops along the Riviera. The tour visits Cannes, famous for its film festival, then Nice, with its vibrant promenade and stunning seaside views. The afternoon features a visit to Monaco, known for luxury and the famous Monte Carlo casino.

After enjoying these iconic locations, the group returns to the Costa Azzurra for the night. Travelers value the mix of city glamour and scenic coastlines, with enough time to explore each area at a relaxed pace.

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Crossing Borders: From Italy to Switzerland via Milan and Como

On Day 6, the journey takes travelers into Switzerland, stopping in Milan to see its world-renowned fashion and design scene. Afterwards, the group visits Como, a lakeside town famed for its stunning scenery and charming streets.

The travel between countries offers a glimpse of Europe’s diversity, and travelers enjoy the smooth private transport. The overnight stay in Switzerland provides a restful pause amid scenic mountain views.

In the Heart of the Alps: Liechtenstein and Innsbruck

Day 7 features a stop in Liechtenstein, a tiny principality with a fairy-tale feel, perfect for a quick exploration. The journey continues to Innsbruck, surrounded by alpine scenery, with opportunities for sightseeing and enjoying mountain vistas.

Travelers like how the tour combines international stops with scenic drives, making the transition between countries a highlight of the trip. The overnight stay in Innsbruck offers a chance to explore local sights at leisure.

From Austria to Salzburg and Hallstatt

Day 8 and 9 focus on Salzburg, the city of Mozart, with its baroque architecture and musical heritage. A day trip to Hallstatt on Day 9 allows visitors to see the picturesque lakeside village with its historic charm.

The tour’s time in Salzburg includes a walking tour, showcasing the city’s highlights. The visit to Hallstatt offers unparalleled views of the Austrian countryside, often praised for its stunning natural beauty.

Moving into Germany and Czech Republic: Munich, Pilsen, and Prague

On Day 10, the group heads to Munich, famous for its beer halls and historic architecture. Day 11 takes travelers to Pilsen in the Czech Republic, known for its brewing tradition, before arriving in Prague.

In Prague, a dedicated walking tour on Day 12 guides visitors through the city’s charming streets, with landmarks and lively neighborhoods. The combination of Germany and Czech Republic enriches the cultural experience, with each city offering distinct sights and atmospheres.

Final Stops: Brno and Vienna, and a Farewell Walk

The journey from Prague to Vienna includes a stop in Brno, a city with a lively arts scene and historic sites. The last days are dedicated to exploring Vienna’s elegant streets and palaces, with a final walking tour of the Austrian capital.

Travelers find the last days of the tour a fitting conclusion, as Vienna’s grand architecture and vibrant culture leave a lasting impression. The tour ends with free time for shopping and souvenirs on the last day.

Logistics and Group Size

This small-group tour limits participants to 8 people, fostering a more intimate experience. The meeting point is at the hotel already booked for travelers, with the hotel name shared after booking.

Transportation is private and included throughout, covering all road taxes, petrol, and tourist taxes. With professional guides leading each city walk and activity, the experience remains organized and engaging.

What’s Included and What’s Not

The tour covers accommodation and breakfast at all locations, along with local food tours and wine tastings in key regions like Rome and Tuscany. All necessary insurance, taxes, and road fees are included, ensuring smooth travel.

However, lunches, dinners, drinks, souvenirs, and personal expenses are not included. Travelers should budget for additional meals and souvenirs, especially in places like Venice or Vienna, where dining can be a highlight.

Experience and Suitability

This tour is designed for travelers who appreciate organized travel with a focus on culture, food, and scenic landscapes. The daily walking tours of cities like Prague and Vienna are manageable but require comfortable shoes and a willingness to explore on foot.

The 14-day structure balances sightseeing with ample free time, making it suitable for those with moderate stamina and curiosity about Europe’s diverse regions. If you prefer a flexible, self-guided experience, this might feel a bit scheduled; but for those who enjoy guided insights and organized logistics, it offers excellent value.

Final Thoughts on the 14-Day Flavors of Europe Tour

This comprehensive journey from Rome to Vienna delivers a well-rounded experience of Europe’s cultural diversity, culinary delights, and scenic beauty. The wine tasting in Tuscany and local food tour in Rome stand out as highlights, along with guided walks in Prague and Vienna.

While lunches, dinners, and souvenirs are extra, the inclusion of accommodation, transport, and key activities offers strong value. The small group size enhances interaction with guides, making this a more personalized adventure.

Best suited for travelers who want to see many highlights without the hassle of planning every detail, this tour proves a comfortable and rewarding way to experience Europe’s heart in just two weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of the tour?
The cost is $4,438 per person.

How long does the tour last?
The tour runs for 14 days.

Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins in Rome and concludes in Vienna.

What is included in the tour?
Accommodation and breakfast, private transport, local food tour in Rome, wine tasting in Tuscany, and guided city walks are included.

Are meals included?
No, lunches, dinners, drinks, and snacks are not included.

What is the group size?
The tour is limited to 8 participants for a more intimate experience.

What should I bring?
Bring comfortable shoes, a camera, and passport or ID.

Can I cancel if needed?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance.

Is there a payment plan option?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later, giving flexibility in scheduling.

Who operates this tour?
The activity is provided by Co Adventures.

Is there an option for a guided tour of specific sites?
Yes, optional guided tours such as the Colosseum and Roman Forum are available at additional cost through various providers.

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