★Explore two of Italy's most famous cities: Florence and Venice.
★Visit world-famous wonders and take creative photos in front of the Biceta.
★Explore the Côte d'Azur, visit the world-famous cinema of Cannes, the miniature kingdom of Monaco, and the seaside resort of Nice, and experience the vibrant South of France.
★Visit unique small towns: Avignon, the city of the Popes, Geddes, the stone city, and Arles, the inspiration for Van Gogh's paintings.
★Visit the Abbey of Sénanque in southern France, a hidden gem of Provence.
★Valencia - a sanctuary of art and science, and the birthplace of Spanish paella.
★Granada - a panoramic view of Arabic-style white houses, built one after another along the mountain.
★Ronda - a spectacular and magical cliff town. In Hemingway's writings, it is a place you should take your loved one for a honeymoon or elopement.
★Seville - the birthplace of flamenco, the hometown of Carmen and Don Juan.
Starting from April 1, 2026, Days 4–6 of this tour will be officially upgraded to a 25-Person Premium Small Group Tour, with a maximum group size of 25 guests.
Special gift: A 1-hour Barcelona Citywalk, led by a local Chinese-speaking guide, explore the core area of Barcelona and immerse yourself in the creative and whimsical ideas of the architectural genius Gaudí, this vibrant and creative city.
Itinerary
Day 1
Rome【Bus】Arezzo
In the morning, we will visit the famous Roman attractions: the Colosseum, the cultural essence built in 72 AD, the Arch of Constantine, the magnificent Mausoleum of Unity, and the Fountain of Dei Vire, also known as the Trevi Fountain. In the afternoon, we will set off towards Florence, known as the cradle of culture.
[Tuesday/Thursday] Itinerary:
Colosseum (exterior, 15 mins) → Arch of Constantine (exterior, 15 mins) → Il Vittoriano (exterior, 15 mins) → Trevi Fountain (exterior, 15 mins) → Bagnoregio (Optional, 1 hour) → Arezzo
Special gift: 1-hour Rome Citywalk, where a local Chinese-speaking tour guide will take you through the streets and alleys of ancient Rome, and measure this eternal capital that has stood for thousands of years with your footsteps. Feel the "prosperous country" described by Shakespeare and the "great city" in Byron's eyes, and start your own Roman holiday.
Citywalk Tips:
It requires a certain amount of physical strength, and it is recommended to wear comfortable sports shoes and loose clothes; all attractions are closed for visitors. If the activity cannot be carried out normally due to weather or other force majeure factors such as traffic control, strikes, etc., the activity will be temporarily cancelled. Thank you for your understanding.
Day 2
Arezzo【Bus】Florence【Bus】Pisa【Bus】Genoa
Departing in the morning, we'll visit the hilltop Piazza Michelangelo for a panoramic view of Florence, admiring this beautiful city brimming with artistic flair. City attractions include the 13th-century Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore, the world's third-largest cathedral, and the arched bridge over the Arno River, a medieval gold trading site. The area also houses the burials of Italian celebrities such as Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci's concubine, and renowned physicist. The world-renowned Italian leather industry and leatherworking techniques originated here, so we'll take the opportunity to shop at a leather company for practical leather goods. In the afternoon, we'll travel to Pisa and visit the world-famous Leaning Tower of Pisa. Originally the bell tower of Pisa Cathedral, the Leaning Tower, despite its unstable foundation, has remained standing for centuries, becoming a fascinating landmark. Afterward, we'll drive to the port city of Genoa and check into our hotel.
[Wednesday/Friday] Itinerary:
Arezzo → Florence → Piazzale Michelangelo (15 mins) → Florence Cathedral (outside visit, 15 mins) → Palazzo Vecchio (outside visit, 15 mins) → Basilica of the Holy Cross (outside visit, 15 mins) → Leather Shop (1 hour) → Palazzo Vecchio (Optional, 1 hour) → Pisa (1 hour, outside visit Leaning Tower of Pisa ) → Genoa
Florentine steak meal (pizza, homemade spaghetti bolognese, 1kg steak for 4 people to share, dessert, Italian wine) at your own expense
Day 3
Cities near Genoa【Bus】Monaco【Bus】Nice【Bus】Cannes【Bus】Avignon
Depart for the French Riviera in the south of France in the morning, arriving in the small country of Monaco around noon, boasts stunning scenery, nestled against the backdrop of mountains and facing the sea, making it a sought-after holiday haven for the world's wealthy. From the hilltop of the Monaco Palace, you'll enjoy breathtaking views of the small country. Afterward, we'll travel to the relaxing resort of Nice, admiring the Bay of Anges and the Promenade des Anglais. We'll then proceed to Cannes, renowned for its film festivals. Take in the venues, where the handprint-studded cobblestones bear witness to the lives of international stars who have graced the streets. Southern France is renowned for its perfume production, so we'll pass through perfume-producing towns along the way, visiting a perfume factory where you can choose your favorite scent. Departing the French Riviera in the afternoon, we'll drive to the nearby city of Avignon and check into our hotel (without stopping in or passing through Avignon).
[Thursday/Saturday] Itinerary:
Genoa → Monaco (40 mins) → Nice → Bay of Angels & Promenade des Anglais (40 mins) → Cannes (40 mins) → Avignon
Day 4
Avignon【Bus】Gordes【Bus】Avignon
In the morning, we will visit Avignon, also known as the City of Popes. In 1309, the Vatican moved its capital here. Until around 1377, a total of seven popes lived here. The famous Palais des Papes in the city was built at that time. Avignon is an important city of art and history in France. In the afternoon, we will go to the desirable Gode City in Meier's "Mountain Life", which is also known as the Stone City. Known as the "hanging village", it is also called the "Castle in the Sky" because it looks like it is hanging in the sky. The rocky mountain city was built in the Middle Ages and is made of stacked limestone slabs. After the tour, we headed to the Senanque Abbey and stopped by the Lavender Museum for a quick visit. The Abbey of Sénanque is the setting for the story of the book “The Mountain Life” and is also a landmark attraction in Provence.
[Sunday] Itinerary:
City of the Popes: Avignon (1 hour) → Palais des Papes (outside visit, 15 mins) → Castle in the Sky: Gordes (1 hour) → Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque (exterior, 30 mins) → Luberon Lavender Museum (Optional, 40 mins) → Avignon
*Lavender is a seasonal natural ecosystem. The best time to view it is generally from June to August. Due to the climate, growth and harvest period, there is no guarantee that you will be able to see the brilliant flower fields!
Day 5
Avignon【Bus】Arles【Bus】Barcelona
In the morning, we will depart for Arles, a small town famous for Van Gogh. This town has been listed as a key city since the ancient Roman period, and therefore there are many ancient Roman ruins. The famous Dutch painter Van Gogh added some color to this town. This can be said to be the source of Van Gogh's inspiration for his paintings. Although Van Gogh lived here for only a little over a year, that year was the peak of his creative career. He created more than 200 oil paintings, the most famous of which are "Langloup Bridge and the Washerwoman", "Café Under the Stars" and "Bedroom in Arles". Follow in Van Gogh's footsteps to the Langlois Suspension Bridge and the café, and you will be amazed to see the real scenes in Van Gogh's paintings appear before your eyes. After the tour, we will follow the South France Highway to the border between France and Spain. After crossing the border, we will head towards Barcelona, the famous coastal city and the capital of the Spanish province of Catalonia. If time permits, upon arrival, you will be transferred to Olympic Beach where you can enjoy dinner at your own leisure.
[Monday] Itinerary:
Avignon → Van Gogh's inspiration: Arles (1 hour) → Langlois Bridge → The Van Gogh Cafe → Barcelona → Olympic Beach (Optional, 40 mins)
Day 6
Barcelona
In the morning, we will visit the famous Montserrat mountain area. The Montserrat Monastery here is the most important religious sanctuary in Catalonia. The statue of the Black-faced Virgin Mary holding the Holy Child is the spiritual and soul guardian of the locals. Montserrat Mountain is surrounded by huge and bizarrely shaped rocks, which is very unique and spectacular. At noon, we will visit the charming and passionate Barcelona, go to the Columbus Monument and Las Ramblas, and then visit the Sagrada Familia, the most representative cathedral in Barcelona. This cathedral is the masterpiece of Gaudi, the architectural genius known as the "poet of architecture". Afterwards, we will visit the exterior of the Camp Nou to take photos and buy souvenirs. After the tour, we will visit the Olympic Games venue on the Montjuic Hill. The 1992 Olympic Games were held here. From the hill you can overlook the entire city. Return to the hotel after dinner.
[Tuesday] Itinerary:
Monserrate Mountain Monastery (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Columbus Monument (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Las Ramblas (30 mins) → Sagrada Familia (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Gaudí Square (Free time: 90 minutes; guests who have pre-booked tickets for the Sagrada Família may enter during this time slot for their visit.) → Barcelona home stadium: Camp Nou (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium (Outside visit, 15 mins)
Notes:
1. Due to the crowd control and long queues at the Sagrada Familia, if you want to visit the church, it is recommended to book your tickets online. The booking time is between 15:00 and 15:30 in the afternoon. The official ticket booking website is: http://www.sagradafamilia.org
2. The Sagrada Família will be closed to visitors on 05/03/2026, 05/31/2026, 06/09/2026 for religious services.
Special Bonus: Barcelona Citywalk (1 Hour)
*Embark on a captivating 1-hour Barcelona Citywalk led by our expert local Chinese-speaking guide! Stroll along charming, historic cobblestone streets as you explore the city's vibrant heart. Immerse yourself in the fantastical world of Gaudí, the visionary architect, and feel the pulsating energy of this dynamic and endlessly creative metropolis!*
Citywalk Tips:
This walking tour features exterior views only; entrance to attractions is not included. Discover picture-perfect vantage points for capturing Barcelona's iconic sights along the route! This activity may be cancelled without prior notice due to adverse weather conditions, traffic restrictions, strikes, or other unforeseen circumstances beyond our control. We appreciate your understanding.
We recommend the Spanish seafood rice special meal, but you need to pay for it yourself.
Day 7
Barcelona【Bus】Valencia【Bus】Alicante
In the morning, we will depart along the coastline to Valencia, the third largest city in Spain. Historically, Valencia has always served as Spain's gateway to the Mediterranean and is a center of commerce and culture. At that time, Valencia was radiant and attracted Arabs to come and go frequently, making Valencia enjoy prosperity and glory that other cities did not have. Although Valencia has lost its aura today, it is still an important city for trade fairs, and the Fallas Fire Festival held every March makes it famous. The world-famous Spanish seafood paella originated here. After arriving, visit the Plaza Mayor, the ancient city gate and the Valencia Cathedral in the old town. The most eye-catching thing in the church is the agate cup collected in the south wing chapel. It is said that this cup is the Holy Grail used by Jesus at the Last Supper. After the tour, head to the white coast resort city of Alicante and stay at the hotel.
[Wednesday/Monday] Itinerary:
Barcelona → Peniscola (Optional, 1 hours) → Valencia → Plaza de la Reina (30 mins) → Quart and Serranos Towers (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Quart and Serranos Towers (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Alicante
Day 8
Alicante【Bus】Granada【Bus】Mijas【Bus】Malaga
In the morning, we will depart for Granada, a historic city at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Andalucia. This city was ruled by the Visigoths and Arabs, and was the last stronghold of the Arab Moorish dynasty that ruled the Iberian Peninsula for 800 years. In the 15th century, King Ferdinand successfully expelled the Arabs and completed the great cause of unifying Spain, leaving behind relics of various civilizations and cultures. After arriving, we will visit theAlhambra Palace (also known as the Red Palace), a product left by the Moors in the "Golden Age". The exquisite architecture, fresh and refined style, and stunning beauty are admirable. You can enter the interior if you book tickets in advance. If you do not book, you can visit the old town for free. After the tour, we will go to the famous resort Costa del Sol. At dusk, we will arrive at the white house village of Mijas for a tour. The classic Andalucia mountain city scenery overlooks the beautiful scenery of the Costa del Sol. Overnight in Malaga or a nearby city.
[Thursday/Tuesday] Itinerary:
Alicante → Granada → Alhambra Palace (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Charles V Palace area (Free time, 1 hour, Alhambra entry permitted during this period for guests with pre-booked tickets) → Mijas (1 hour) → Malaga → Malaga City Tour & Costa del Sol beach (Optional, 1 hour)
Kind reminder:
1. In winter, the sunshine is relatively short. If there is not enough time, Mihas from Baiwu Village will go there the next morning.
2. The Alhambra Palace limits the number of tickets per day to control the flow of people. If you want to enter the interior for a visit, it is strongly recommended to book tickets on the official website. The admission time is between 1:30 pm and 2:30 pm. The booking website is: https://tickets.alhambra-patronato.es/en/ .
3. Please be advised that the Alhambra will be closed on 12/25/2025 and 01/01/2026. Consequently, the following adjustments will apply: Free time near the Palace of Charles V and any self-paid visits to the Alhambra are cancelled. Instead, we are pleased to offer a complimentary 1-hour tour of the Albayzín district.This tour includes a stop at the Mirador de San Nicolás, celebrated as the premier vantage point for stunning panoramic views of the Alhambra.
Day 9
Malaga【Bus】Ronda【Bus】Seville
In the morning, we will head to the romantic cliff town of Ronda. It is as spectacular and magical as a city in the sky. The romance of the breathtaking cliffs and ancient bridges makes Ronda the most suitable town for honeymoons and elopements in Hemingway's works. It attracts countless tourists to visit and is one of the famous attractions in southern Spain. We will then transfer to Seville, the soul of Andalusia. This city was once the capital of the Islamic Empire, the guardian angel of Andalusian culture, the birthplace of Flamenco dance, and the host of the 1992 World Expo. Upon arrival, we will visit the Cathedral, built in the 16th century. Next to the main altar is the tomb of Christopher Columbus, which was built to honor the great navigator's discovery of the New World. After the tour, we will proceed to the Royal Palace of Seville, which was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by the United Nations in 1987. This building has experienced both Islamic and Catholic dynasties, and the clever combination of the past and present has formed one of the most complex and beautiful buildings in the world. We will then stroll through the Santa Cruz Barrio, the Torre del Oro, and the Maria Luisa Park, which was the site of the 1992 World Expo. The intricately carved porcelain paintings in the Plaza de España detail the history and style of bygone Spain.
[Friday/Wednesday] Itinerary:
Malaga → Ronda (1 hours) → Seville → Seville Cathedral (Optional, 30 mins) → Alcazar of Segovia (Optional, 30mins) → Plaza de la Iglesia (free time, 1 hour, Guests with self-purchased/pre-booked tickets for Royal Alcázar of Seville may enter at your own expense during this period)→ Barrio Santa Cruz (30 mins) → Tower of Gold (Outside visit, 15 mins) → The Maria Luisa Park (30 mins) → Spain Square (15 mins)
Kind reminder:
1. Due to crowd control and excessive queues, if you want to visit the Seville Cathedral, it is recommended to book tickets online. Please book your entry time between 3:00 pm and 3:30 pm on Fridayy/Wednesday, and visit the official booking website: https://www.alcazarsevilla.org/en/schedules-rates/ .
2. The Alcazar of Segovia will be closed on Good Friday (04/03/2026), and Christmas Day (25/12/2026). No paid entry or interior visit will be available on these dates; only exterior viewing is allowed.
Day 10
Sevilla【Bus】Lisbon
Departing in the morning, we'll head towards the Portuguese border. After crossing the border, we'll arrive at Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe, in the afternoon. Besides marveling at the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean, you'll also be able to purchase a commemorative certificate certifying your visit to Europe's westernmost point. Afterward, we'll travel to Lisbon, the capital, to visit the iconic Belém Tower, a monument to Portugal's pioneering role in the Age of Exploration and its contributions to the New World. We'll then visit the Jerónimos Monastery, where we'll admire the Manueline-style architecture of the 16th-century heyday of Portugal's maritime power. Afterward, we'll spend some free time in the Plaza de Lima Luci and Plaza de Pambo. If you're interested, you can sample authentic Portuguese egg tarts at a century-old shop.
[Saturday] Itinerary:
Sevilla → Cabo da Roca (30 mins) → Lisbon → Belem Tower (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Monument to the Discoveries (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Mosteiro dos Jeronimos (Outside visit, 15 mins) → Marusi Square & Pangbu Square Free Time (1 hours)
