Italy

Italy often wakes up with mist over the hills of Tuscany: cypress trees in a row, stone farmhouses, vineyards and olive groves. From there you reach Florence, where the red dome of the cathedral and the Ponte Vecchio over the Arno put you in the heart of the Renaissance.

In Rome you will see the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Vatican, but also piazzas with baroque fountains, where an espresso is drunk standing at the counter. In Venice, a city without cars, you walk across small bridges and narrow lanes and glide between palazzi reflected in the canals, with the gondolas stirring early in the morning.

At the table you will find fresh pasta, olive oil, cheeses, gelato and an espresso after every meal. With a Greek coordinator the cities unfold in good order and without rushing, and every piazza has a story to tell.