Southern Europe Private & Small Group Tours

Being the smallest sovereign country in the world, the Vatican is set within the borders of Rome. This unique place is the official home of the Roman Catholic Church and the Pope and is an absolute must-do when going on trips to Rome.

Exploring the beauty of the picturesque Amalfi Coast is an unforgettable experience that any traveler should definitely get, while visiting the South of Italy.

One of the islands of the Venice Lagoon, Burano, is a true pop of colors due to the bright miscellaneous fishermen's houses and boats.

Visit the ruins of the ancient Roman town Pompeii that was once a mighty and thriving city, buried alive in the ashes of Mount Vesuvius volcano.

Probably one of the most outstanding regions in Europe, the 5 Cinque Terre Coast towns are a must visit when in Italy.

The small Italian town Positano, set on the Amalfi Coast, is among the most sought-after holiday destinations in the region.

From Milan to the foothills of the Alps, spectacular Lake Como is the heart of Italian romance and history.

Pisa is among the most visited landmarks in Italy, attracting tourists with its iconic sight - the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

The Real Alcazar is a fortified Moorish palace located in Seville built on the order of the first Caliph of Andalucia in 913 and is the oldest royal palace still in use in Europe.

Lovely Cascais is a petite Portuguese coastal town and the most westerly point on mainland Europe, located a mere 20 miles west of Lisbon.

Visit Sintra, a picturesque Portuguese town spangled with royal estates, gorgeous parks, and castles such as the famous Pena Palace.

Park Guell is an ensemble of outstanding stone structures, remarkable mosaic tiling, and beautiful buildings which is one of the most visited places in Barcelona.

The Sagrada Familia is one of Antoni Gaudi's most famous works in Barcelona and is an absolute must-see. The building is a giant Basilica that has been under construction since 1882.