Day 1

Meet at Tallinn Airport

Flight Tallinn - Venice Treviso (~10:20-12:20)

Optional excursion to Venice (surcharge € 45).

Venice is a city in northern Italy, built on water - 118 islands connected by 400 bridges. This city can safely be called a museum city.

Monuments from centuries gone by, architectural masterpieces and noteworthy sights can be found at every turn. For example, the famous bridges: the Golden Bridge, the Bridge of the Noputs and the Bridge of the Changers, the Dodja Palace, the new and old administrative buildings, the Venira - de Leoni, the Library, the Clock Tower, the Campanile Bell Tower with its observation deck, the magnificent Arsenale complex, Santa Maria Della Salute Cathedral, the Frari Basilica, the Merceria shopping street. Most of Venice's canal streets are so narrow that the walls of the houses opposite can be reached by hand and the buildings reach up to 7 storeys high.

Transfer to (optional, extra charge) to VILLA ELISA hotel in Rimini (or hotel of the same level)

DAY 2

Breakfast.

Relax by the sea, free time.

Second half of the day (optional, extra cost) “Santarangelo-Rimini” sightseeing tour.

Santarcangelo Di Romagna is a picturesque town located off the Emilia Region Consular Road, 10km west of Rimini. It has about 21 000 inhabitants. The town lies between two rivers, the Uso and the Marechia. Santarangelo fiercely protects its past traditions and its uniqueness. The historic centre of the town is always buzzing with life. The well-kept buildings, the excellent restaurants and bars, the narrow streets that, as a rule, lead to the lively squares, the most remarkable of which is piazza Ganganelli. The city attracts tourists with its many attractions: the Ganganelli Arc de Triomphe, the Collegiate Church, the Ancient City Gate, the Ethnographic Museum, the History and Archaeology Museum, the mysterious tuff caves, to name just a few. The heart of the old town is on the slopes of Jupiter Hill. The medieval village fortifications are still clearly visible here, with the 14th-century Malatesta fortress towering above (photo). It was built in 1447 on the orders of Sigismund Pandolfo Matatesta using part of the high tower built by Carlo Malatesta in 1386. In 1769, Clement XIV - Giovanni Vincenzo Antonio Ganganelli, born in Santarcangelo - became Pope. The local council decided to immortalise this event. The triumphal arch, designed by the architect Cassimo Morelli, was therefore built between 1772 and 1777, on which a bust of the Pope was later to be mounted. However, the construction work was completed three years after the death of Clement XIV, so instead of a bust, the arch was decorated only with the papal symbols of the coat of arms and the tiara. The Collegiate Church of the Blessed Virgin of the Rosary (Beata Vergine del Rosario) was designed by the architect Giovanni Francesco Bonamici. Construction work began in 1744 and continued for twelve years. In 1779, an organ was installed to beautify the church and create a solemn atmosphere for the religious rites. At the end of the 19th century (1892-1893), the bell tower of the town was installed at the top of Santarcangelo Hill. The neo-Gothic tower was built by the structural engineer Giuseppe Tramontana Faenza.

Follows Rimini excursion (optional, extra cost)

Romagna is the most hospitable place in Italy, where ships from all over the Mediterranean used to dock two thousand years ago, pilgrims from all over Europe used to pass through in the Middle Ages, and today millions of visitors from all over the world relax here. Few people know that Rimini - the most famous city in Romagna - has the oldest Roman triumphal arch, the city's very first library and the first Renaissance cathedral of its kind, apart from beaches and hundreds of hotels. And not even everyone in Rimini knows that their beloved Tiber Bridge turned 2,000 years old in 2014, and that the city's most famous director of the 20th century, Federico Fellini, lived and studied on the central street.

Return to the hotel.

DAY 3

Breakfast.

Relax by the sea.

Second half of the day (optional, extra charge) San Marino excursion.

Just outside Rimini is a unique place - San Marino, Europe's oldest republic and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The 500 000 visitors who come here every year have the opportunity to taste the popular San Marino liqueurs and visit the local duty-free shops, as well as to see for themselves that San Marino is known as the balcony of Europe, thanks to the breathtaking views of nature from 700 metres above sea level. Moreover, it is here, at the foot of the founding peaks of the Republic of San Marino, that Christian pilgrims come from all over the world, including Popes and Orthodox priests.

Return to the hotel.

DAY 4

Breakfast.

Relax by the sea.

DAY 5

Breakfast.

Optional excursions to Florence (89 € + public transport costs ~ 10 €). Entrance to the city by public transport.

Florence is one of the most beautiful cities in Italy and the “European Capital of Culture”.

Botticelli's Venus, Michelangelo's David and countless Renaissance palaces are Florence's calling cards. This city will definitely bring back the pleasure of living, and perhaps even the possibility of a spiritual rebirth. A visit to this city will plunge you into a whirlpool of art and artefacts. Florence gives you the feeling that you are walking among huge theatre sets that were installed centuries ago but never taken down. The small size of this city is home to as many unique works of art as anywhere in the world. You will bump into a historical monument at every turn.

Return to the hotel.

DAY 6

Breakfast.

Free day. Relax by the sea.

DAY 7

Breakfast.

Second half of the day (optional, extra charge) Excursions to Urbino.

Urbino is a town with unique sights that has preserved its medieval spirit.

You'll be transported to the world of the Renaissance... It was probably no mere coincidence that the most famous people of the age were born in Urbino: Raphael Santi, Donato Bromante, Virgilio Polidori, etc...

One of the world's finest collections of Renaissance art and sculpture is housed in the Montefeltro Palace, once the property of the powerful family that ruled Urbino. The Raphael House Museum welcomes millions of tourists every year. The 16th-century cathedrals and churches enchant tourists with their architecture and decorations. Since 1506, Urbino has had a university where students from all over the world study the traditions of the past and build the future of modern science on them.

Return to the hotel.

DAY 8

Room release.

Transfer to the airport (optional, extra charge).

Flight Venice Treviso - Tallinn (~05:45-09:45)