Sicily & Italy Combinations           

Visit Rome, Venice or Verona en route to or from Sicily...

Why not combine a holiday in Sicily with a visit to one of Italy's famous cities, such as Rome or Florence, a romantic break in Venice or Verona, visiting the leaning Tower of Pisa or shopping in Milan, the possibilities are endless.

Just Sicily can advise and book accommodation both in mainland Italy and in Sicily, with any day arrival and departure and any length of stay (subject to availability). We can also advise and book flights and ferry options that suit you.

There are flights from many regional airports in the UK to mainland Italy and onward to Sicily. For advice on the best route please call our Reservations Team on 01202 489040 .

We have set out here some sample themed combinations, but we are happy to tailor make a trip suited to your requirements and your choice of locations & accommodation.

ITALY'S GREATEST CITIES

Rome

The Eternal City is full to bursting with history, culture and jaw dropping architecture. Italy's capital city is a must see for any art lover, culture vulture or foodie. You really do feel like you are walking through history and around every corner there is another gem waiting to be discovered. Combine the amazing sights with endless options to eat and drink, this really is a city not to be missed!

Venice

A city like no other - 117 small islands located in the Venetian Lagoon and hosting marble palaces, the imposing Basilica di San Marco, multiple museums, churches, theatres and piazzas, charming back streets, home to many restaurants, separated by canals and connected with bridges. The whole city is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it is not hard to see why! This floating city is a feast for the eyes and the mind and one of the most romantic destinations in the world.

Verona

A city like no other - 117 small islands located in the Venetian Lagoon and hosting marble palaces, the imposing Basilica di San Marco, multiple museums, churches, theatres and piazzas, charming back streets, home to many restaurants, separated by canals and connected with bridges. The whole city is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it is not hard to see why! This floating city is a feast for the eyes and the mind and one of the most romantic destinations in the world.

Florence

Considered the birthplace of the Renaissance, Florence is overflowing with art and culture and home to a host of galleries and museums such as the Uffizi Gallery and the Palazzo Pitti and of course it's most famous landmark the Duomo. This riverside city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the most populated city in the region of Tuscany.

Pisa

Famed mainly for its Leaning Tower, Pisa has much more to offer its visitors than just an architectural mishap. It is a bustling city with a vibrant cafe and bar scene and home to one of Italy's most prestigious universities. This small but perfectly formed city also hosts an enviable collection of well-maintained Romanesque buildings, Gothic churches and Renaissance piazzas.