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Italy

Italy is a layered mosaic of prehistoric mysteries, abandoned villages, and surprising cultural detours. Beyond Rome and Venice, you’ll find ancient petroglyphs, quirky modern landmarks, and valleys where history is etched in stone.
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Whether you’re tracing Bronze Age carvings at Valcamonica, marveling at a towering Moai statue replica outside Milan, or wandering the whimsical streets of the nearby Disney village, our Italy trips reveal the country’s wild, unexpected side.
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This is Italy for the curious: part archaeology, part pop culture, part offbeat adventure. We arrange every detail, so you can focus on uncovering Italy’s hidden narratives no tourist crowds, just stories.

Sample Itinerary

Day 1 – Arrival in Milan & Drive to Painted Village
  • Arrive in Milan Malpensa or Linate Airport
  • Drive southeast to the village famous for its painted houses and murals (e.g., Varese Ligure or Borgo a Mozzano)
  • Visit the towering Moai statue located on the village outskirts a surreal nod to Polynesian giants in the Italian hills
  • Explore the village’s winding streets, local artisan shops, and outdoor murals
  • Overnight in the village or nearby town
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Day 2 – Valcamonica Rock Art & Archaeology
  • Travel to Valcamonica Valley (UNESCO World Heritage Site), home to one of Europe’s richest collections of prehistoric rock carvings
  • Guided hike through Naquane Park or Capo di Ponte to see thousands of petroglyphs depicting everything from animals to ancient rituals
  • Visit local museums dedicated to the Camunni culture
  • Overnight in Brescia or Darfo Boario Terme
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Day 3 – Medieval Villages & Abandoned Hamlets
  • Morning visit to Borghetto sul Mincio, a picturesque medieval village with historic watermills and stone bridges
  • Explore nearby abandoned hamlets or less-touristy villages with centuries-old frescoed churches
  • Optional stop at Castello di Brescia for panoramic city views and history
  • Evening in Brescia or Mantua with local cuisine and wine
  • Overnight in Brescia or Mantua
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Day 4 – Lake Iseo & Monte Isola
  • Boat trip on Lake Iseo, Italy’s hidden gem, to Monte Isola, Europe’s largest lake island known for peaceful villages and artisan crafts
  • Hike or bike around the island, stopping at cliffside chapels and quiet beaches
  • Return to Milan for departure or onward travel
  • End of tour

Info

  • Currency: Euro (EUR)
  • Best Time to Visit: April to June and September to October for mild weather perfect for hiking and cultural excursions without summer crowds
  • Language: Italian, English widely spoken in tourist areas, less so in rural valleys and archaeological sites

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