Upon arrival, embark on a city tour of Rome starting with a to the Colosseum, originally known as Flavian Amphitheatre, where ancient gladiators fought for the public’s entertainment. In the afternoon, visit the Moschea di Roma the largest Mosque in Rome and then make a wish at the beautiful Trevi Fountain before visiting Spanish Steps. Thereafter, shop along Via Condotti, which is one of Rome’s most elegant shopping streets.

After breakfast, make your way to the beautiful port city of La Spezia, the second largest city of Liguria Region before your journey to Cinque Terre. A string of five fishing villages along the coastline of the Italian Riveria. The UNESCO World Heritage site is picturesques and Intstagram-able with its colourful houses as background for photo-taking. Stroll down the villages for breath-taking view of the harbour along the medieval fortresses and explore olive groves and vineyard for your most memorable holiday vacation.

Start your day with a leisurely stoll to the Duomo. See the Doors of Paradise at St. John Baptistry, the Cathedral of Santa Maria Del Flore with its pink, white and green marble facade, along with Brunelleschi's famous dome dominating the skyline of Florence. Proceed to Piazza della Signoria and Ponte Vecchio, one of the city's most famous landmarks. From Florence continue to Venice.

Take a motor launch to St. Mark's Square. Walk around St. Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, Bridge of sighs and St. Mark's Campanile, a replica of the original watchtower that collapsed in 1902. Visit a Venetian glass factory and be fascinated by a master glassblower's demonstration. Spend the rest of the day free at leisure, or if weathers permits, do not miss a gondola ride at your own expense.

Today, continue your journey to Verona, a UNESCO World Heritage site and a city known for Shakespeare's "Romeo and juliet" where it is said to be the place for both to have fallen in love. View Juliet's house, a Gothic-style building from the 14th century and said to have inspired Shakespeare. Next, stop by Verona Arena, a Roman amphitheater built in 30 AD. Thereafter, proceed to Milan, the global capital for fashion and design. Be fascinated by revered designer houses like Giorgio Armani, Gucci and Fendi on the showcase of their fashion collection.

Embark on a city tour of Milan to view Duomo and the glass and steel Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the first building in Italy to be lit by electricity. Visit Mosque of Segrate and Castello Sforzesco, a 15th century castle enlarge in the 16th century to become the largest citadels in Europe! Later some free time for you to explore the city.