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Schaffer Trip to Italy 2016 RM FINALJUL 7, 2016 - JUL 21, 2016

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Page 2 of 22TRIP SUMMARY

A Welcome to your trip - Interactive guide - A Welcome to your trip - Interactive guide, ConciergeService Included , Copyrighted Material - Please Read

12:57 PM Depart from Albany International Airport (ALB) - Albany International Airport

2:49 PM Arrive at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) - Detroit Metropolitan Wayne CountyAirport

6:19 PM Depart from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW) - Detroit Metropolitan WayneCounty Airport

8:15 AM Arrive at Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) - Charles de Gaulle Airport

10:05 AM Depart from Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) - Charles de Gaulle Airport

11:50 AM Arrive at Firenze-Peretola Airport (FLR) - Firenze-Peretola Airport

1:00 PM Pick up rental car - Voucher #1

1:00 PM Check in at Magazzino 2 at Tenimenti D'Alessandro - Voucher #2 - Località Manzano, 15 -52044

Explore Tuscany by car w/my suggestions - Castle Hill towns - TUSCANY AND WINE ROUTESby Italy4Real.pdf

8:00 AM Depart the Villa for Florence

10:00 AM Private guided tour of Florence for 3 hours and Accademia skip the line tickets - Voucher #3 -Florence, Italy: Discovery of the city by foot with guide, Florence, Italy: Michelangelo's David withskip the line entrance tickets, Complete Overview of Florence by Italy4Real_2016.pdf

11:00 AM Private guided tour of Siena for 2 hours - Voucher #4 - Province of Siena, Travel 4 Real PALIOSIENA.pdf

11:00 AM Wine tasting and lunch at Tenuta Casanova - Voucher #5 - Tenuta Casanova

Depart USA for Europe - July 7

Tuscany - July 8

Saturday - July 9

Day trip to Florence - July 10

Day trip to Siena - July 11

Tuesday - July 12

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10:00 AM Check out at Tenimenti D'Alessandro - Tenimenti D’Alessandro

1:30 PM Check in at 5 Star Grand Hotel Rimini - Voucher #6 - Grand Hotel Rimini, Information for Rimini,Italy.pdf

Free day to explore Rimini and San Marino - San Marino

Check out, drive to Lake Maggiore hotel in on the lake

10:30 AM Check out at Grand Hotel Rimini - Grand Hotel Rimini

4:00 PM Check in at Grand Hotel Dino - Voucher #7 - Grand Hotel Dino - Lake Maggiore

Free day Lake Maggiore - Lake Maggiore, Italy 4 Real Tours information on Lake Maggiore.pdf

Free day Lake Maggiore - Lake Maggiore, Stresa To Locarno Travel 4 Real dot com.pdf

10:30 AM Check out at Grand Hotel Dino - Grand Hotel Dino - Lake Maggiore

3:00 PM Return rental car to airport - Venice Marco Polo Airport

3:30 PM Private transfer by water taxi from airport to Venice hotel - Voucher #8 - Venice, Italy: Privatestation transfer by boat

5:00 PM Check in at Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal - Voucher #9 - Hotel Monaco and Grand Canal

8:00 PM Dinner Reservations at Al Vagon - Voucher #10 - Ristorante Al Vagon

10:00 AM Private walking tour of Venice w/our local guide - Voucher #11 - Venice, Italy: Discover the city byfoot with guide, Venice, Italy: St. Marks church skip-the-line tickets

Free day in Venice - Venice, Tips for Venice by Italy4Real.pdf

Rimini - July 13

Thursday - July 14

Lake Maggiore - July 15

Saturday - July 16

Sunday - July 17

Venice - July 18

Tuesday - July 19

Wednesday - July 20

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7:00 AM Check out at Hotel Monaco and Grand Canal - Hotel Monaco and Grand Canal

7:30 AM Early morning transfer by boat for flight home from Venice - Voucher #12 - Venice, Italy: Privateairport transfer

11:00 AM Depart from Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) - Venice Marco Polo Airport

3:44 PM Arrive at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) - Hartsfield-Jackson AtlantaInternational Airport

7:57 PM Depart from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) - Hartsfield-Jackson AtlantaInternational Airport

10:25 PM Arrive at Albany International Airport (ALB) - Albany International Airport

Depart Venice - July 21

Page 5 of 22DEPART USA FOR EUROPE - JULY 7

A Welcome to your trip - Interactive guide

***Important notes about your trip***: You have access to local help, advice andassistance during your trip. Please see below the contact information for your localassistance.

Italy4Real in Italy Contact (use while traveling in Italy):Paola RossiOffice Tel: +39 342 084230124 hr. Emergency cell: + 39 366 6367629

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12:57 PM

Departure

Depart from Albany International Airport (ALB)

2:49 PM

Arrival

Arrive at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW)

A Welcome to your trip -Interactive guide

Concierge Service Included

Copyrighted Material - Please Read

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 4006

Albany International Airport737 Albany-Shaker Road, Albany, NY, US, 12211

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 4006TERMINAL

EM

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6:19 PM

Departure

Depart from Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW)

TUSCANY - JULY 8

8:15 AM

Arrival

Arrive at Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)

10:05 AM

Departure

Depart from Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG)

11:50 AM

Arrival

Arrive at Firenze-Peretola Airport (FLR)

1:00 PM Pick up rental car - Voucher #1

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport1 Detroit Metro Airport, Detroit, MI, US, 48242

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 98TERMINAL

EM

Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport1 Detroit Metro Airport, Detroit, MI, US, 48242

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 98TERMINAL

2E

Charles de Gaulle Airport95711, Roissy Charles de Gaulle

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 8593TERMINAL

2F

Charles de Gaulle Airport95711, Roissy Charles de Gaulle

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 8593

Firenze-Peretola AirportVia del Termine, 11

Page 7 of 221:00 PM

Pick-up

Pick up rental car - Voucher #1

Drive approximately 1 hour to villa accommodations in Tuscany.

***VW Golf Automatic or similar

Pick-Up Details:Florence, ItalyFlorence Peretola Airport8 Jul 2016 @ 1:00

Drop-Off Details:Venice, ItalyVenice AirportAnytime on 18 Jul 2016

1:00 PM

Check-in

Check in at Magazzino 2 at Tenimenti D'Alessandro - Voucher #2

You will have a self-catering apartment for 5 nights.

Località Manzano, 15 - 52044 - CORTONA (AR)

Tel (+39) 0575 618667 - (+39) 00575 618427 - Fax (+39) 0575 618411

Your apartment is located on Tenimenti d'Alessandro estate, which is one of the importantfarms in the Val di Chiana since '700.

Recently, in 2015, it opened its doors and made wonderful self catering apartments available.It is becoming an international resort, which welcomes visitors in historical palaces among theprecious hills of Cortona.

Among the Tenimenti d’Alessandro's vineyards there are installations by leading internationalartists, such as Giuseppe Gallo, Antony Gormley, Pascale Marthine Tayou, and Daniel Burenwho created the first site-specific work of the estate.

CONFIRMATION NUMBER

1039192166BOOKED THROUGH

KemwelCARRIER

Europcar

BOOKED THROUGH

Italy4Real

Località Manzano, 15 - 52044

Page 8 of 22SATURDAY - JULY 9

Explore Tuscany by car w/my suggestions - Castle Hill towns

TUSCANY AND WINE ROUTES

Tuscany offer cultural, historical and natural attractions. It is also landscape of honesthospitality, solitary farm houses, medieval villages, routes of wines, olive trees, cypresses,special countryside in a natural environment where the human presence has shaped theoutlines of the hills. Nowhere else nature is like in Tuscany, you feel sensations to thrill withexcitement. Wine Routes run through magnificent wine-growing areas which, apart from theobvious vineyards and wineries, setting wine production in a cultural, environmental, historicaland social context.In a local farm you will discover a vacation you have never tried before: you can take a walk tothat ancient village and discover its art, go for a ride on horseback, visit churches, enjoy ameal.You can walk down dusty white farm paths, ride a mountain bike alongside vineyards and oliveorchards or explore marked trails on horseback and discover the many facets of this Regionwhile trying out its local products: wines, the olive oil, and the meats. WINE ROUTE COLLI DI CANDIA E DI LUNIGIANAThe Candia-Lunigiana Hills Wine Route is situated in the wooded Massa-Carrara province.You can admire Apuan Alps integrated with urban areas, vineyards, country churches, castlesand country houses.The itinerary starts at south of Montignoso and follows the Appenine ridge through Massa,Carrara, Fosdinovo, ending up inland at Pontremoli. Traditional cuisine is simple, wine DOCare "Candia di Colli Apuani" from the hills of Massa Carrara and Montignoso "Colli di Luna".

WINE ROUTE COLLINE LUCCHESI E MONTECARLOHills around this route are filled with history and tradition; tourist can find XVII and XIX centuryvillas, centuries olive trees, art, vineyards, churches and local dishes.This route begin from Pieve S.Stefano, descending S.Gennaro, past Montecarlo towards thehills of Porcari and Altopascio, where vineyards are abundant and the land is set outaccording to an ancient geometry. Mild climate create a low sugar content wine, with intensefragrance. DOC wines are "Colline Lucchesi" and "Montecarlo".

WINE ROUTE COLLINE PISANEApart artistic treasures, Pisa province offers exciting places such as hills around the city. Themain villages and towns are: San Miniato, Palaia, La Rotta, Peccioli, Laiatico, Terricciola,Lari, Crespina, Fauglia, Lorenzana, Casciana Terme and Chianni. The Route is clearly marked, with accommodation generally in quality-assured farmhouses.You can visit this route in any season and seeing the process of viticulure in its various stages,then tasting a delicious dish or fine wine, or attending some cultural event.

Page 9 of 22WINE ROUTE MONTESPERTOLIIn Montespertoli climate, soil and sun, are ideal elements for wine-growing. Chianti is the mainwine produced, using traditional Tuscan procedures, which give the wine greater freshness,liveliness and roundness of taste. Selecting suitable grapes the producer obtains Chiantihaving the "Reserve" status.

WINE ROUTE MEDICEA DEI VINI DI CARMIGNANOCarmignano is an important area for art, archeological digs, Etruscan tombs, Romanesquechurches, and Medici villas. If you decide to visit this zone there are many accommodation,farmhouses and restaurants in which you can taste gastronomic delights.This area is famous for its excellent wine Carmignano DOC, obtained thanks a perfectcombination of soil, rain, temperature, humidity, ventilation and sun.WINES ROUTE CHIANTI RUFINA E POMINOThis area at east of Florence is the cradle of Tuscan civilization and Christianity; it's alandscape filled of towers, ancient stables, villas, Romanesque churches, medieval manorhouses with underground cellars, ancient fortalices transformed into elegant countryresidences and splendid Renaissance villas, which dominate the hills around them. Thefamous wines produced of a distinctive personality and characteristics are: "Chianti RufinaDOC" and "Chianti Pomino DOC". You can visit wineries, taste ancient flavors and recipes,which are reworked in the light of modern day tastes and requirements.

WINE ROUTE CHIANTI COLLI FIORENTINIHills and towns around Florence are full of vineyards, arts and crafts, cypresses, villas andcastles. Important is the town of Fiesole, rich of vineyards, olive trees, historical sites. You canalso savor the delights of Arno Valley, an area rich of traditional agricultural products.

WINE ROUTE TERRE DI AREZZOIn this country you can enjoy vineyards, olive groves, forests and also villas, castles, artisticand archaeological attractions. Mining excavations and natural erosion have created a kind ofcrater-filled lunar landscape.Brushing beautiful terraced vineyards which reflect perfect harmony, between Man and Nature.In this area famous wines produced are: Chianti DOCG, Chianti Colli Aretini DOCG, ColliEtruria Centrale DOC, Valdichiana DOC and Cortona DOC as well as Vin Santo from Chianti(DOC, Chianti Colli Aretini (DOC).An important area is Valdarno, where we find at Capannole the Cennina Castle, the ancientsRuoti Abbey and little villages dotted among the hills. To must visit also: the AmmannatiTemple at Pozzo della Chiana; Cortona famous for its Etruscan and Roman remains, Museumof the Etruscan Academy and stupendous view over the whole Valdichiana area; EtruscanMuseum, housed in a convent built atop a Roman amphitheatre, and the Medieval Gallery,which contains works by Piero della Francesca, Giorgio Vasari and Andrea della Robbia.

WINE ROUTE VERNACCIA DI SAN GIMIGNANO

Page 10 of 22At San Gimignano you will find gentle hills covered with vineyards, olive groves, a patchworkof fields, green forests; skyline of medieval towers and palaces, well preserved and listedamong UNESCO's World Heritage Sites.Following the Vernaccia di San Gimignano Route means entering the world of the "Vernacciadi San Gimignano DOCG" wine. This wine, produced uniquely in this town, boasts ancientorigins and was even mentioned in Dante's Divine Comedy in the XIII century.

WINE ROUTE MONTEREGIO DI MASSA MARITTIMAThis Route has an important for culture, art, archeology, wine, food and natural interest. Alongthe route the visitor will be amazed for beauty and variety of landscape, embraced by hills andsea.The tour starts with an exploration of winery cellars for a wine-tasting, delight to savor in theexcellent restaurants and local products. The villages along the route are chock-full of history,art, and natural attractions. Visitors find themselves in a natural paradise, where the peculiarcharacter of Tuscany merges with that more rugged Maremma. To must visit: Monterotondo,Follonica, Massa Marittima, the medieval castles of Lecceta and Cugnano, the Longobardedi Bagno del Re spa, Montioni Park, Castiglione della Pescaia the watchtower and EtruscanNecropolis; at Gavorrano and Scarlino the marvelous castle and historic centre.WINE ROUTE MONTECUCCOMontecucco Wine Route is in the South of Tuscany. Montecucco DOC wine is produced inseven towns: Civitella Paganico, Campagnatico, Castel del Piano, Arcidosso, Seggiano andRoccalbegna.This area strikes tourist for enchanted garden, where tradition and innovation are combined. Itis an unspoiled landscape whose natural dignity and resources have been respected,especially in more recent wine-growing. There are holiday farmhouses, restaurants andextensive wildlife that make this area very rewarding from the hunting and cooking. If you touring around this country you can visit Paganico the four-gated wall, dating the fourthcentury; Monteverdi farm and Sasso d'Ombrone with its imposing bridge and medieval gate;Poggi del Sasso important town for wine production; at Montenero the Museum of Wine andVine; Castel del Piano the Nericci Palace.WINE ROUTE MONTEPULCIANOAt Montepulciano you can find olive groves and vineyards as well as natural features such as,the chalky hills and cypresses which delineate the vertical contours of the landscape. Vino Nobile di Montepulciano origin are ancient and inextricably linked with the history of thetown; in the XIX century the Montepulciano wine was accorded the description of "noble", anobvious sign of the high qualitative standards employed in its production. Pope Paul III extolled the exceptional qualities of the wine; in his poem "Bacchus in Tuscany",Francesco Redi defined it as the "kingdom of all wines"; Voltaire mentioned quality of thewine in his celebrated "Candide"; admirers of this wine are also US Presidents Martin VanBuren and Thomas Jefferson.At Montepulciano you can see Mounts Sibillini and Cimone from the Renaissance Municipal

Page 11 of 22Palace and in clear days, the Gran Sasso d'Abruzzo; in Piazza Grande you can visit thePalazzo del Capitano del Popolo a building of enormous architectural and historical interestsituated in the magnificent setting and asking information at Wine Route Visitors' Centre.

WINE ROUTE COLLI DI MAREMMAIn this country we can trace the history of Man from Etruscan times up to today. Agriculture isthe main economical resource of this area, the products produced are: cheeses, olive oil andof course wine.Here the past and the present merge in an exhibition of arts and crafts, ancient techniquesand objects which all bear witness to a fascinating enological past and help to explain therustic origins, which have contributed to this wine "culture".DOC wines are: Morellino di Scansano, Pitgliano White, Ansonica and Parrina. The towns ofthis Route are: Monte Argentario, Capalbio, Orbetello, Grosseto, Magliano in Toscana,Scansano, Manciano, Sorano, Campagnatico, Roccalbegna, Pitigliano and the Island ofGiglio.Pitigliano is an important town full of history, you can do excursions, visit vineyards and cellars,find accommodation (including in farmhouses), and tasting gastronomic delights. To visit alsoWine and Vine Museum in the historic building Palazzo Pretorio.

Brought to by Italy 4 Real…ENJOY “cin cin”

DAY TRIP TO FLORENCE - JULY 10

TUSCANY AND WINE ROUTES by Italy4Real.pdf

Page 12 of 22DAY TRIP TO FLORENCE - JULY 10

8:00 AM

Departure

Depart the Villa for Florence

10:00 AM

3 hr

Private guided tour of Florence for 3 hours and Accademia skip theline tickets - Voucher #3

10:00 AM: Meet your guide at Hotel Savoy. The Accademia showcases many famous artists as well as it's main exhibit, the statue ofDavid by Michelangelo.

Michelangelo’s David is a 14 foot tall marble statue created between 1501 and 1504. He wasoriginally meant for the Cathedral of Florence as part of a series of largestatues which were to be placed in the niches of the cathedral. However, on completion it wasdecided that David was too perfect to be placed high up in the Cathedral and needed to beseen by all. A group of 30 members including the artists Botticelli, Da Vinci and Sangallovoted to place David in the Piazza della Signoria, the political heart of Florence. In 1873David was moved into the Accademia.

DAY TRIP TO SIENA - JULY 11

Florence, Italy: Discovery of thecity by foot with guideFirenze, TOSCANA, IT

Florence, Italy: Michelangelo'sDavid with skip the lineentrance tickets58 Via Ricasoli, Firenze,TOSCANA, IT

Complete Overview of Florence byItaly4Real_2016.pdf

Page 13 of 22DAY TRIP TO SIENA - JULY 11

11:00 AM

2 hr

Private guided tour of Siena for 2 hours - Voucher #4

11:00 AM: Meet your guide at San Domenico church.Address: Piazza San Domenico, 1, 53100 Siena SI

You will drive into Tuscany to the town of Siena. You will meet our guide for a lovely walkingtour of the city.

Siena is easily recognizable in the distance by both its predominantly sienna colored buildingand the historic center at the top of a hill. The town, situated on three hills, is surrounded byvineyards and olive groves. The outskirts of the town begins at the base of these hills and thePiazza del Campo, a UNESCO site, is the heart of the town. Narrow stone streets, flanked bythree and four story buildings on each side, slowly climb to the top. Windows framed byshutters and Juliette balconies overlook the medieval streets. You will feel as if you havetraveled back in time as you climb the narrow winding streets. In 1966, Siena became the firstEuropean town to have an automobile free main square. This is called a pedestrian-onlysquare.

TUESDAY - JULY 12

Province of SienaTuscany, IT

Travel 4 Real PALIO SIENA.pdf

Page 14 of 22TUESDAY - JULY 12

11:00 AM Wine tasting and lunch at Tenuta Casanova - Voucher #5

Meeting point: Tenuta Casanova - Castellina in Chianti, Province of Siena

You will drive out to the town of Castellina in Chianti for a winery tasting and lunch at this lovelywinery. During the day you will enjoy tasting a variety of wines. Afterwards, you will enjoy alunch at the winery. Learning about wine and how it's made is an interesting experience. Forthose tasting the wine try and see if you can taste the notes and notice the different bouquets.Wineries and vineyards are beautiful to see and fun to explore.

The Wine Tasting tour takes around 1 hour and Silvano will guide you in the Cantina to showyou the real Casanova products, such as 30 years old Balsamic Vinegar and Extra VirginOlive Oil. Here you will be surrounded by the flavors and aromas of Tuscan wine tradition andby the owner’s love for his land.

After your tasting you will enjoy a delicious lunch at the winery. Is the weather warming up? Doyou notice the vineyards beginning to blossom after a mild winter? Does the air smell rich withgrowing plants, dark earth and warm sun?

RIMINI - JULY 13

Tenuta CasanovaCastellina in Chianti, TUSCANY, IT, 53011

Page 15 of 22RIMINI - JULY 13

10:00 AM

Check-out

Check out at Tenimenti D'Alessandro

Today you will check out and drive from the Villa to Rimini.

1:30 PM

Check-in

Check in at 5 Star Grand Hotel Rimini - Voucher #6

Built at the beginning of the last century and set in the heart of a breath-taking parkoverlooking the Adriatic Sea, the Grand Hotel Rimini is universally considered to be the mostprestigious hotel of the Riviera.

The location, décor and luxurious atmosphere distinguish the Grand Hotel as an idealdestination for an exclusive holiday.

You will enjoy a deluxe room with private bath and sea view as well as daily breakfast.

THURSDAY - JULY 14

Free day to explore Rimini and San Marino

Day trip to San Marino

LAKE MAGGIORE - JULY 15

Tenimenti D’Alessandro

Grand Hotel RiminiParco Federico Fellini, Rimini,Emilia-Romagna, IT, 47921

Information for Rimini, Italy.pdf

San MarinoSan Marino

Page 16 of 22LAKE MAGGIORE - JULY 15

Departure

Check out, drive to Lake Maggiore hotel in on the lake

10:30 AM

Check-out

Check out at Grand Hotel Rimini

4:00 PM

Check-in

Check in at Grand Hotel Dino - Voucher #7

Standard double room with lake view, private bath and daily breakfast.

SATURDAY - JULY 16

Free day Lake Maggiore

Lake Maggiore

Lake Maggiore, also called Verbano and the second largest lake of Italy, is at the foot of theAlps, where was formed in the glacial era, as shown by the rounded contours of its bottomand by morainic hills which surround it and enclose it to the south. Its perimeter is 100 mileslong and its deepest point is 372 meters. The position of the lake surrounded by Hills andmountains which protect it from the rigors of the north creates an environment in which thewarmth of the temperate climate is combined with the fresh air from the mountains. Italy 4Real suggests the lake region for our clients because it represents unspoiled lakeside townswhere you can rest, explore and enjoy without crowds.

Grand Hotel RiminiParco Federico Fellini, Rimini, Emilia-Romagna, IT,47921

Grand Hotel Dino - Lake MaggioreCorso Garibaldi 20, Baveno, VERBANO-CUSIO-OSSOLA, IT, 28831

Page 17 of 22BAVENO –facing the Borromean Islands, it is situated in both a lakeside and mountainsetting. It is characterized by precious examples of architecture, 19th century villas and by thefamous pink granite quarries; it is a site of noteworthy antiquity, as can be seen from theRoman tablets on the facade of the Parish church. The monumental complex of the provostrycollegiate church, in the town center, includes the baptistery, whose original octagonalstructure dates back to the Palaeocristian age (5th century); Renaissance frescoes inside.The church, dedicated to Saint Jervis and Saint Protasio, still bears intact the original 12thcentury facade, square of partially plastered stone. Since the early 19th century, it has been awell-known by the beautiful villas of the surrounding area among which, villa Henfrey (nowBranca), where Queen Victoria stayed, and villa Fedora, which belonged to the composerUmberto Giordano. The quarrying of the precious pink granite, still carried out today, reachedits peak in the early 20th century. Some of the most important monuments in the world havebeen made of this material.

STRESA - This sleepy Swiss/Italian town is situated in a central, but also panoramic andpicturesque position along the lakeside roadway, stands just in front of the Borromee isles.Piazza Marconi, with its landing-stage and the Church of S. Ambrogio, which was restored inNeo-Classical style by G. Zanoia in 1790, stretches from the beautiful beach of the lakesideroad. Just at the back of the church you see Villa Ducale the first one to have been built in1770 and after which all the others follwed this is also where here Antonio Rosmini died.Celebrated by II Centro Internazionale di Studi Rosminiani (an international religious andcultural center), which holds its seat in the Villa. There is great sightseeing around the lakeswhich makes Stresa a great base. From Baveno and Stresa you can see one part of theregion of Lombardia with Cerro, Laveno up to the Rock of Calde, as well as the bank ofPiemonte with the Peak of Castagnola, Pallanza and - on your left - Monte Rosso (613 m.above sea level) up to the Ossola Mountains.

Italy4Real recommends Lake Maggiore, Baveno and Stresa as one of its “untouchedlocations”

SUNDAY - JULY 17

Lake MaggioreITALIA

Italy 4 Real Tours information onLake Maggiore.pdf

Page 18 of 22SUNDAY - JULY 17

Free day Lake Maggiore

See attached file for driving ideas around the area.

VENICE - JULY 18

10:30 AM

Check-out

Check out at Grand Hotel Dino

3:00 PM

Drop-off

Return rental car to airport

You will drive to the airport to return your rental car.

3:30 PM

Departure

Private transfer by water taxi from airport to Venice hotel - Voucher #8

3:30 PM: Meet your assistant at the rental car office at the airport

5:00 PM

Check-in

Check in at Hotel Monaco & Grand Canal - Voucher #9

This luxury hotel on the Grand Canal is only a 4-minute walk from Piazza San Marco and 5minutes from Saint Mark's Basilica.

The elegant rooms have mosaics, chandeliers and marble bathrooms, and includecomplimentary Wi-Fi. Room service is available.

Lake MaggioreITALIA

Stresa To Locarno Travel 4 Realdot com.pdf

Grand Hotel Dino - Lake MaggioreCorso Garibaldi 20, Baveno, VERBANO-CUSIO-OSSOLA, IT, 28831

Venice Marco Polo Airport30/1 Via Galileo Galilei, Venezia, IT, 30173

Venice, Italy: Private station transfer by boatVenezia, VENETO, IT

Page 19 of 22The buffet restaurant serves traditional Venetian fare and seafood, with terrace seating on thewater. The hotel also has 9 event rooms and a business center.

8:00 PM Dinner Reservations at Al Vagon - Voucher #10

Address: Sotoportego del Magazen, 5597Tel: +39 041 523 7558

We have made dinner reservations for you at Al Vagon, where the atmosphere is both classicand rustic, making it warm and welcoming to guests. Reservations only; eal paid locally.Voucher included for your records.

TUESDAY - JULY 19

Hotel Monaco and Grand Canal1332 Piazza San Marco, Venezia, Veneto, IT, 30124

Ristorante Al Vagon5597 Sotoportego del Magazen, Venezia, Veneto,Italy, 30131

Page 20 of 22TUESDAY - JULY 19

10:00 AM

2 hr

Private walking tour of Venice w/our local guide - Voucher #11

Meeting point: Your guide will meet you at your hotel.

You will embark on a 2 hour that includes skip the line tickets to see inside St. Marks church.Be prepared to be intrigued by the fascinating history of La Serenissima and discover what itis like to live in this unique city.

While walking around this open air museum our informative guide will take you to the externalsights of Saint Mark’s square, the Doge’s Palace, the Sansovino library, the Bell tower andthe incredible legends of the Clock tower. Discover the extraordinary architectural masterpieces and why they were built that way. (Avoiding the public queues with our special pass)you enter inside Saint Mark’s Basilica, which majestically symbolizes the lagoon andenshrines the city’ history and Saints’ relics.

Take advantage of our expert guide; ask them all the questions you would like to during this 2hour introduction

WEDNESDAY - JULY 20

Free day in Venice

DEPART VENICE - JULY 21

7:00 AM

Check-out

Check out at Hotel Monaco and Grand Canal

Venice, Italy: Discover the cityby foot with guideVenezia, VENETO, IT

Venice, Italy: St. Marks churchskip-the-line tickets328 Piazza San Marco, Venezia,VENETO, IT

VeniceVenice, Veneto, IT

Tips for Venice by Italy4Real.pdf

Hotel Monaco and Grand Canal1332 Piazza San Marco, Venezia, Veneto, IT, 30124

Page 21 of 227:30 AM

Departure

45 min

Early morning transfer by boat for flight home from Venice - Voucher#12

7:30 AM: Pick up is at hotel. Transfer by water taxi to the Venice airport. Please be ready togo with luggage 10 minutes early.

11:00 AM

Departure

Depart from Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)

3:44 PM

Arrival

Arrive at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

7:57 PM

Departure

Depart from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

10:25 PM

Arrival

Arrive at Albany International Airport (ALB)

Venice, Italy: Private airport transferVenezia, VENETO, IT

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 193

Venice Marco Polo AirportVenice, IT

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 193TERMINAL

I

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport6000 N Terminal Parkway, Atlanta, GA, US, 30320

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 1515TERMINAL

S

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport6000 N Terminal Parkway, Atlanta, GA, US, 30320

AIRLINE

Delta Air LinesFLIGHT NUMBER

DL 1515

Albany International Airport737 Albany-Shaker Road, Albany, NY, US, 12211

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