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- Vicenza, where the talents of famed 14th-century architect Andrea Palladio can be seen in a private tour of his Villa La Rotonda.
- Padua, where you'll see Giotto's frescoes in the Scrovegni Chapel and wander through the Botanic Garden, the first of its kind in Europe.
- Verona's historic center, including the Renaissance gardens of Villa Giusti and Villa Rizzardi.
- Venice, including a private viewing of the mosaics of St. Mark's Basilica and the world-renowned Gallerie dell'Accademia.
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| Martin Antonetti, lecturer in art and curator of rare books; Nina Antonetti, assistant professor in landscape studies |
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From $5,700 per person |
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n northeastern Italy, between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea, lies the Veneto—a region filled with picturesque towns, world-class vineyards, and some of the country's most cherished art. Its capital, Venice, is well known for its architectural treasures, but the entire region is rich with cultural and historic marvels. You'll visit ancient castles and cathedrals, tour exquisite botanic gardens, and peruse the archives of historic sites and museums—all of which will reveal a side of Italy you've never experienced before. Susie Orso, of Specialtours, will share her deep knowledge of Italy and extensive connections to enhance the already fine-tuned itinerary.
