Rome (Civitavecchia) , Italy | Florence / Pisa (La Spezia) , Italy | Portofino , Italy | Provence (Marseille) , France | Sete , France | Cartagena , Spain | Gibraltar , United Kingdom | Málaga , Spain | Palma de Mallorca , Spain | Barcelona , Spain
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BORN TO ROME
The Eternal City endures with endless adventures. Sip a cappuccino in an al fresco café and watch the city wake. Peruse ancient artefacts in National Roman Museum and Italian masterworks in Villa Borghese. Or learn about the ancestors of the Romans at the National Etruscan Museum.
LA DOLCE VITA
While traveling to Florence or Pisa, enjoy a scenic drive through the celebrated Tuscan countryside with its rolling hills, olive and cypress trees and medieval villages. After climbing Pisa's Leaning Tower, explore the atmospheric white, rose and red piazzas (squares). In Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, you can marvel at the paintings in the Uffizi Gallery and cross the famous Ponte Vecchio bridge, packed with local boutiques to poke your head into.
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Spend your day in Portofino eating your way through the Italian Riviera town and people-watching in the piazzas. Take a stroll through the colorful lanes and imagine yourself living in one of the beautiful villas that lines them. Or satisfy your need for outdoor adventure with a bracing kayak ride on the Mediterranean at Portofino Marine Reserve.
ONLY ADVENTURE
Start your Marseille adventure at the port, where fishing boats and yachts bob close to one another and the fish market Quai des Belges still sells the day's catch. Then hop on the tourist train at Quai du Port for the steep climb to the neo-Byzantine Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde. Check out MuCEM museum to trace the first footprints of Mediterranean history, then relax beside the crescent-shaped colonnade and fountain at Palais Longchamp.
SEA LEGS
You might never have heard of Sete before, but you'll definitely never forget it. Explore Sete's relaxed port area and its charming old town, criss-crossed by canals. Stroll the wooden stalls of the Criee, the town's fish market, where you can watch local restauranteurs haggle prices over Mediterranean bluefish and mussels from the Thau Lagoon. Later, laze on one of the white-sand beaches – Lazaret is the one nearest town centre.
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MEDITERRANEAN COAST
The Mediterranean port of Cartagena is home to 3,000 years of history, with the Roman Theatre dating back to the first century A.D. Visit the eighteenth-century Concepcion Castle and pop into its historical interpretation center while you're there. Stroll through town to enjoy the extensive street art at Plaza del Ayuntamiento.
ROCK SOLID
Come and see first-hand the unique mix of cultural influences that define Gibraltar. Traipse through the Moorish Castle, a still-standing medieval fortress. Ride the cable car to the summit of the city's namesake landform, the Rock of Gibraltar – at the top, you can get up-close-and-personal with the local Barbary macaques. Then, head to Gibraltar Port and savour the distinctive blend of Mediterranean and British flavours that makes up the local cuisine.
TO MODERN ART
After your arrive in Málaga, soak in the ancient history at La Alcazaba Moorish fotress and the ruins of the Roman Amphitheatre. Then, unwind on sunny La Malagueta beach or in the orchids and ferns at La Concepcion Botanical Garden. Check out the works of the city's most famous former resident at the Picasso Museum, and savor regional, fresh-caught pescado frito (fried fish) with a squeeze of fresh lemon.
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SPAIN'S ISLE OF PALMS
Palma de Mallorca is the perfect place to immerse yourself in history and beauty. Go back in time to the 14th century at Bellver Castle, with its mix of Arab arches and Roman-inspired fortification. Catch a wave on the golden sands of El Arenal beach. Then, tuck into cocarrois, a local take on empanadas, or cool off in the quiet gardens and medieval ruins of the 10th-century Arab Baths.
CROWN OF CATALONIA
Afternoons in Barcelona are best spent eating Spanish tapas in a cosy bar. Then take a Gaudí-inspired architecture crawl to see modernist wonders like Casa Milà, Casa Batlló, Park Güell and the awe-inspiring La Sagrada Família. Explore medieval dockyards at the Maritime Museum – or throw on an apron and learn the centuries-old art of Catalan cuisine in a chef-led cooking class.
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