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For over fifty years, Samuel Augustus Mitchell, his son, and his successors some of the most prominent publishers of maps and atlases in the United States. Samuel Augustus Mitchell Sr. was born in Bristol, Connecticut on March 20, 1792. His father had emigrated from Scotland in 1773. While little is known about his early schooling, it is known that Mitchell found the quality of early geography text books to be lacking, and determined that he would write and publish better works. This decision led him to relocate to Philadelphia in 1829 or 1830, which was then the center of commercial publishing in America.

Mitchell’s first cartographic work was the re-issue of Anthony Finley’s New American Atlas in 1831, a work first issued by Finley in 1826, in response to Henry Schenk Tanner’s monumental work of the same title, issued in serial format from 1818 to 1822 and as a complete work from 1823 onward. While the map content in Mitchell’s edition of the New American Atlas is the same as Finley’s edition, each map has been significantly improved and revised, primarily with the addition of new towns and roads. This is especially true in the south and west. Finley had originally collaborated with D.H. Vance and J.H. Young in the preparation of the maps, although Vance’s name is removed from the Mitchell edition. Mitchell continued to work with Young, an association which would continue for several decades.

Following publication of the New American Atlas, Mitchell began issuing the individual maps in pocket map format. From 1834, Mitchell began offering reduced sized Tourist Pocket Maps of a number of states in the United States. J.H. Young and D. Haines are listed as the engravers on these maps. In 1832, Mitchell offered the first edition of his Travellers Guide Through the United States, A Map of the Roads, Distances, Steam Boat & Canal Routes &c. By J.H. Young . . ., which would become one of his most popular and enduring works. The map of the United States was done by steel engraving, one of the earliest uses of the technique in map publishing in America. In the same year, the first edition of Mitchell’s Map of the United States, by J. H. Young was issued, bearing the copyright date of October 10, 1831. This map would be revised and issued until 1844. Young also compiled A New Map of the United States in 1833. These two wall maps would come to dominate the market and their success led to several later US wall maps issued by Mitchell. This second map was also issued under the title of Mitchell’s Reference and Distance Map of the United States, which was printed until 1851.

Mitchell was neither a cartographer nor an engraver. His primary function was as the editor and business manager of his publishing company, with Young working as the primary maker of maps. Beginning in 1839, Mitchell also began publication of his school atlas. This work and variant editions for older and younger students, was issued by Mitchell and his successors from 1839 to 1886. In 1845, Mitchell acquired the rights to Henry Schenk Tanner’s New Universal Atlas from Carey & Hart, which had previously acquired the copyright from Tanner and had published editions of 1843 and 1844. Mitchell changed many of the maps and issued two editions of the atlas in 1846. He changed the copperplates to lithography, utilizing Peter S. Duval in Philadelphia to produce the stones. Mitchell re-issued the atlas at least annually until 1850, when he sold the rights to the work to Thomas, Cowperthwait & Company.

In 1860, Mitchell’s son, Samuel Augustus Mitchell Jr. began issuing Mitchell’s New General Atlas. While his father had continued to issue wall maps and other works, this appears to be his son’s first entry into the trade. The New General Atlas was issued by SA Mitchell Jr. until 1887. From 1880 to 1887, Bradley & Company also published the atlas. Various other minor publishers, including A.R. Keller, produced editions as late as 1894. The elder Mitchell died in 1868. Samuel Jr. continued the business until the 1890s. At its height, the Mitchell Company employed 250 people and sold 400,000 publications annually.

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Why go?

This is that European experience. Explore Roman art and history (and food), dive into the stunning beaches and seaside villages (and food) of the French Riviera, and indulge in the architecture and nightlife (and food) of Barcelona. This is that experience, the one everyone should have.

Picture yourself

Taking that picture at the Leaning Tower of Pisa
Kayaking along the Lake of Sainte Croix
Soaking in the architectural artwork of La Sagrada Familia
Unleashing your inner foodie over tapas and sangria

What you’ll get

Round-trip flights & airport transfers
14 nights in handpicked accommodations
14 breakfasts
1 lunch and 2 dinners
Expert Tour Director
24/7 support from our travel gurus
3 insider city tours with a local guide
Entrance to Parque Guell

Full trip itinerary

Itinerary

Day 1: Overnight Flight

Board your overnight flight, bound for Italy. Get ready to eat spaghetti on penne on linguine on fettuccine on gnocchi on ravioli on chocolate gelato (not literally, but maybe literally).
Day 2: Arrive in Rome + Welcome Dinner

Welcome to Rome, Italy’s capital city that is bursting at the seams with energy. Locals fill the streets, day and night, usually doing something that involves eating or drinking. And how can you blame them when pasta, pizza, gelato, coffee, and wine are everywhere you go? Rome is all big city/ancient ruins, served with a side of spaghetti.

In the evening, enjoy a Welcome Dinner of local cuisine and drinks with fellow travelers at an authentic local spot. Afterwards, you’re free to take the party elsewhere!

Today’s highlights:
- Meet an EF representative at the airport.
- Transfer to your accommodations and check in.
- Meet your fellow travelers as they arrive.
- Take a guided tour of some top sights around Rome.
Day 3: Tour Rome + Optional Catacombs of Rome

They say all roads lead to Rome, but once you’re there you quickly realize that all roads actually lead to restaurants. Take the morning to satisfy your cravings and sip some espresso, then enjoy a walking tour of Rome.

Today’s highlights:
- Tour the city with a local guide who will show you why Rome is one of the most legendary cities in Europe.
- Experience the heart of ancient Rome with a visit to the Forum, once a hub of activity for the city.
- See the ruins of several Roman temples, including the Temple of the Vestal Virgins.
Roman Catacombs & St. Paul’s Basilica (extra cost)

Rome has a bit of a spooky side. Travel deep underground to catacombs built by early Christians. Then, head to St. Paul’s Basilica. Existing since at least 324 AD, they say St. Paul himself is buried there.

Why wait? Save money by booking this optional excursion before your trip departs.
Day 4: Free Day in Rome + Optional Vatican City Excursion

Mama mia, a whole day in Rome to do as you please! Explore some of your favorite places form the past few days, look for something new, or do as Lizzie McGuire did and fall in love with a local pop star who says you look exactly like his ex-singing partner. And if none of that sounds appealing, join the Vatican City excursion and catch a glimpse of the most interesting cities you’ve ever seen.

Today’s highlights:
- Head to the nearest Italian café for a cappuccino—it’s how the locals do.
- Carpe all of the diem and make the most of your last day in Rome.
- Cross another country of your list (Vatican City is an independent nation).
Free time suggestions

Trevi Fountain: Rumor has it, if turn your back to the Trevi Fountain and toss a coin over your shoulder, it guarantees you’ll return to the Eternal City. Throw in a second coin, and you’ll not only come back, but also find love. Fine print: Significant other not guaranteed by EF Ultimate Break.
Shopping on Vide del Corso Walk down the longest pedestrian street in the city for some prime shopping. Populated by both locals and tourists, there’s room for everyone on the narrow store-filled street.

A Visit to the Vatican (extra cost)

Visit the Pope’s house: Vatican City. Take a guided tour of the Vatican Museum and St. Peter’s Basilica, and get your dose of art history up close and personal—viewing Michelangelo’s famed Sistine Chapel frescoes.
Day 5: Travel to Florence via Orvieto

Travel to Florence via Orvieto. Goodbye bustling city, hello Tuscan countryside. Florence was king during the Renaissance, and it still holds on to that artsy, fashionable, cultural vibe today.

Today’s highlights:
- Board your private coach, bound for Florence.
- Stop in Orvieto, a quaint Italian hill town perched atop a rock cliff.
- Marvel at the artistry of the facade of Orvieto’s stunning cathedral, built in 1290 (no, that’s not a typo—it’s really that old).
- Arrive in Florence and begin exploring.
Day 6: Tour Florence + Optional Tuscan Wine Tasting

You’ve got a full day in Florence, the compact capital of the Tuscany region known for its quaint, cobblestone streets and impressive artwork from Renaissance geniuses like Michelangelo and Donatello. Throw on some comfortable shoes and join a local guide for a walking tour of the city. By the end of it, you’ll be looking up how to live in Italy forever.

*Note: There is no included entry to the Duomo during the guided sightseeing on this day, but you will have free time to return if you so choose.

Today’s highlights:
- Cross the Ponte Vecchio, the oldest bridge in Florence, home to many of Florence’s jewelers and art merchants. Ready to get some bling?
- Stroll the Piazza della Signoria, home to Florence’s seat of power, the Palazzo Vecchio, as well as several intricate sculptures.
- Visit the Duomo Cathedral. Return during your free time and challenge yourself to climb the 463 steps to the top for stunning views of the city.
Free time suggestions

Get Some Fresh Air: Loggia dei Lanzi is an open air sculpture museum, with a number of Renaissance statues. It’s beautiful, it’s in the open, and it’s free.
Leather-Bound Books Florence is known for its plethora of leather goods, from belts and jewelry to purses and wallets. Maybe you can finally buy that leather jacket you’ve always wanted but didn’t think you could pull off. Fun fact: you can.

Tuscan Wine Tasting (extra cost)

Some of the world’s best wine come from Tuscany, and you get to sample some at a scenic winery. Next head to the medieval walled town of San Gimignano, home to the world-famous Gelateria di Piazza gelato shop.

Why wait? Save money by booking this optional excursion before your trip departs.
Day 7: Travel to the Italian Riviera via Pisa

The Italian Riviera. Even the name sounds beautiful. This coastal slice of Italy pulls travelers from all over the world to its stunning beaches, quaint towns, and an authentic—and literal—taste of la dolce vita (the sweet life). Before you reach the coast, you’ll stop for a chance to see one of the most famous, most crooked, and most photographed monuments: The Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Today’s highlights:
- Travel through Italian countryside to the town of Pisa, where the famous tower leans as it has since the 12th century.
- Pose, pretending the tower is ice cream or that it’s falling on you—everybody’s doing it.
- Arrive to your accommodations in the Italian Riviera.
- Head out on your own for dinner, drinks, and maybe another dinner (not unlikely with food this good).
Day 8: Free Day in Italian Riviera + Optional Cinque Terre Excursion

You’ve settled in to the Riviera lifestyle. Now take the day to explore everything the region has to offer. Bask in the sun on the beach, fill your camera roll with breathtaking photos, or walk through open-air markets. Nothing is off the table today—except for boredom.

Today’s highlights:
- Wake up, grab an espresso, and head out for an entirely free day in Italian paradise.
- Pick a hike, any hike for some fresh air and views of classic Italian countryside like you’ve never seen.
- Opt in for an excursion to Cinque Terre, where more beauty and more relaxation await you.
Italian Riviera & Cinque Terre (extra cost)

Note: This excursion is seasonal and only runs from May through September. Availability is subject to your tour’s departure date.

Lay your eyes on the most beautiful coastal scenery anywhere, Cinque Terre. Discover mountainside villages, iconic colorful seaside buildings, and spend the rest of your day enjoying the pebble beaches of Monterosso.

Why wait? Save money by booking this optional excursion before your trip departs.
Day 9: Travel to the French Riviera via Monaco

Check another country off your list—Monaco, the world’s second-smallest (but possibly swankiest) nation! This country is home to the Monaco Yacht Show, where millionaires and billionaires come together in harmony to throw money at mega-yachts. In 2017, the combined total value for the yachts on sale exceeded $3 billion. After letting that sink in, continue on to see more of the French Riviera.

Today’s highlights:
- Play millionaire at a stop in Monaco.
- Feel closer than ever to Elton John, Bono, and Bill Gates (just a few of the celebs with homes in the French Riviera).
- Wander through local food markets, where you can look at food, take pictures of food, and yes—eat food.
Day 10: Explore the Cities of the French Riviera

Ready for a full day in Côte d’Azur (that’s what the French call the Riviera)? Trick question! The answer is always yes. Because this place is beautiful. Sundrenched beaches, historic central squares, and, of course, more food await you on this full-day Riviera adventure.

Today’s highlights:
- Visit several French Riviera towns over the course of one extraordinary day.
- Keep your camera out for endless photo-ops along the way.
Day 11: Free Day in French Riviera

Sleep in, slow down, and do whatever you want during a free day in the French Riviera. There’s so much to see and do, but if you’re tired of seeing and doing, take a break and relax at one of the many beaches or take in the scenery from a hill town.

Today’s highlights:
- Enjoy waterfront restaurants, lounge on world famous beaches, explore posh boutiques, and feel like an A-Lister (kind of), because you’re in the vacation hotspot of the world’s rich and famous.
- Taste-test some local favorites, including socca, the South of France’s take on the traditional crepe. Step aside, Parisian pastries!
- Channel your inner Picasso (the famous painter who did not cut off his ear) and visit a few esteemed art museums and demonstrations—you’re in the former stomping grounds of many influential artists.
Sun & Swimming in the French Riviera (extra cost)

Start your excursion in Cannes, a favorite resort town for the rich and famous. Set sail to the Lérin Islands, where there will be swimming, lounging around on the catamaran, and getting used to living the good life.

This excursion is pre-book only; if your trip is less than fourteen days away, please call 800-766-2645 to purchase.
Day 12: Travel to Provence via Verdon Gorge

It’s on to Provence, where scenic countryside inspired artists likes Vincent Van Gogh and Pablo Picasso. The vineyards are vast, and the ratatouille (vegetable stew) delectable. But first, stop at Verdon Gorge river canyon for some lunch and water activities. Look around—what you see is no mirage. But it is paradise.

Today’s highlights:
- Catch stunning views of Verdon Gorge from (included) pedal boats or kayaks on the Lake of Sainte Croix.
- Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and explore this seaside town with your Tour Director
- Hunt for lavender fields that will leave you breathless—and make your nose happy.
Day 13: Travel to Barcelona

You’re going to Barcelona, a city of endless parties, wacky architecture, and premium beaches (which also happen to be where the clubs are). So throw on your walking shoes, your party pants, and any shirt you’d like. Barcelona is the fiesta that keeps on fiesta…ing.

Today’s highlights:
- Take an introductory walk of Barcelona with your Tour Director. (Stopping for tapas is not required, but highly encouraged.)
- Stroll Las Ramblas, the main pedestrian thoroughfare lined with bars, cafes, shops, and street performers (some more impressive than others).
- Stop in Plaça de Catalunya, the city center where old meets new, and pigeons fly next to you, above you, and maybe even through your legs.
Day 14: Tour Barcelona + Optional Sagrada Familia

Barcelona is so well known for its architecture, we decided to dedicate a whole day to showing you the best of it. You’ll follow a local guide by coach and foot through several neighborhoods, all with their own unique flavor. You’ll visit a church that’s been under construction since before your great-grandparents were born, a colorful ceramic salamander welcoming you into a park, and a stadium where really athletic people from around the world competed for the gold in 1992.

Today’s highlights:
- Explore the Gothic Quarter with your guide. Don’t forget your black eyeliner (cue crickets).
- Visit one of Antoni Gaudí’s greatest work of modernist art, Parque Güell. This colorful park is adorned with tilework, dreamlike structures and not a straight line in sight.
- Head up to Montjuïc, a hill overlooking Barcelona where the 1992 Olympic Games took place (and where you’ll be out of breath from walking up said hill).
- Check out the unfinished Sagrada Familia cathedral, where Gaudí began construction over 100 years ago.
Free time suggestions

OverARCHing Theme: The Arc de Triomf was built as the main entrance for the 1888 Barcelona World Fair. While it may remind you of a different (perhaps more famous) arch, it can certainly, shall we say, stand on its own.
Comer Little Closer: From paella, a traditional rice dish, to Basque-style tapas, Barcelona has gastronomy locked down. Head out on the town and look for some good eats.

Sagrada Familia & Sangria (extra cost)

Antoni Gaudí’s Sagrada Família Basilica is the world’s most unbelievable church—under construction since 1882, finished by 2026 at the earliest. Tour it with a local guide, then enjoy included Sangria and pintxos, which are small finger snacks popular in Spain.

This excursion is pre-book only; if your trip is less than 30 days away, please call 800-766-2645 to purchase.
Day 15: Free Day in Barcelona

Barcelona is one of the most vibrant cities in Europe, and there’s usually some sort of festival, event, or celebration happening on any given day. Find it. This is your last day to experience as much of it as you can. Even if there’s nothing going on, you’re guaranteed to find something exciting. Whether it’s a restaurant to consume more tapas, a new neighborhood to explore, or a funky building to admire that’s not Gaudí’s design.

Today’s highlights:
- Head back to Las Ramblas for food, shopping, and Instagram opportunities aplenty.
- Drool before, during, and after eating pan con tomate, or “bread with tomato,” a simple but delicious Catalan snack.
- Hit the town (or the beach) for an epic final night out in Barcelona.
Free time suggestions

Market Down: Visit La Boqueria, the famous market just off of Las Ramblas, with everything from fresh fruits to meats, flowers and sweets.
Playa Long Barcelona’s coast is lined with beaches, each with its own personality. Try party-centric Barceloneta, tranquil Caldetes or water sports at Mar Bella.

Farewell dinner
Share some last laughs (and maybe shed a few tears) at an included farewell dinner with the group.
Day 16: Fly Home

¡Adios, amigos!
Translation: Goodbye, friends. Your next destination awaits—home. Before you head to the airport, enjoy your last few moments together. Take one more group photo. Grab that final drink. (Fine, maybe a couple of drinks.) But this isn’t goodbye. It’s “See you later.” The only question is, where?

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//@ts-ignore Anonymous, traveled Aug. 2022

If you don’t go on this trip you’re missing out! Every place we went was absolutely beautiful, and traveling with EF made it completely stress free. There are only a few things that I would mention: the Cinque Terre & boat excursions are not as long as you’d expect, but they are still 100% worth it and were some of the best parts of the trip! You also don’t . .. See more
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//@ts-ignore Anonymous, traveled Jul. 2022

Overall this trip was awesome and I enjoyed all the different places we explored and excursions we were able to do. Our tour guide was incredible and made the trip so much more enjoyable with his positive attitude and suggestions.
Perfect Summer Escape!

//@ts-ignore Anonymous, traveled Jun. 2022

This trip was the perfect summer escape! There were a variety of activities such as history, tours, food, drinks, clubs, pretty scenery, water sports, and more! Couldn’t have asked for a better tour guide, Georgia.
10/10 Recommend.

//@ts-ignore Anonymous, traveled Jun. 2022

This trip was definitely perfect for my first out of country experience. EF planned everything and the tour director went above and beyond for everyday.

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Spain – Italy – France

Route

“Aquardens” / “Gardaland” – Verona – Nice – Monaco – Cannes – Costa Brava (7 nights) – Barcelona – PortAventura – Figueras – Genoa – Venice – Budapest

Tour type

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Tour duration

16 days

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Description of the tour

25pt;”> Children Train – bus

“Aquardens” / “Gardaland” – Verona – Nice – Costa nova – PortAventura – Figueras – Genoa – Venice – Budapest

No night crossings!

An excellent opportunity to see half of Europe and relax in Catalonia in one tour. Places where the Middle Ages and modernity are intertwined, rural landscapes and squares of iconic cities, boulevards and parks. The route is for those who are ready to admire the world and selflessly relax, find new friends and collect precious impressions.

Program

1 day Kyiv – Uzhgorod Departure to Uzhgorod.

Day 2 Mukachevo – Trieste Boarding the bus. Border crossing. Moving to Italy. Hotel accommodation. Overnight stay.

Day 3 Trieste – “Aquardens” / “Gardaland” – Verona Breakfast. Departure to Gardaland, the third most popular amusement park in Europe, built on the eastern shore of Lake Garda in Italy. The park is considered the most popular in Italy. It now has 7 main rides: Raptor, Blue Tornado, Magic Mountain, Sequoia Adventure, Orto Bruco, Mammut and Fuga da Atlantide. In June 2008, an oceanarium was opened across the road from the park. OR “Aquardens” the largest thermal park in Europe (60,000 square meters): a unique complex consisting of 5 lakes interconnected by thermal rivers through which each visitor can travel through the thermal park, several caves, as well as saunas of all varieties. For adults, wellness treatments with saturated water, iodine, bromine, and mineral salts. Departure to Verona, walking tour of Verona, the city of Shakespeare’s sonnet “Romeo and Juliet”, see the famous Juliet’s balcony and plunge into the world of the famous novel. Accommodation in a hotel in the Verona area. Overnight stay.

Day 4 Verona – Monaco – Nice Breakfast. Departure to Monaco. Tour of the Principality of Monaco – one of the smallest countries in the world: the princely palace of the Grimaldi family, the Cathedral, the Exotic Garden, the gardens and casinos of Monte Carlo. Walking tour of Nice – the capital of the Cote d’Azur, located on the shores of the Bay of Angels. At the request of the group, it is possible to visit the Fragonard perfume factory. Accommodation in a hotel in the area of Nice or Antibes. Overnight stay.

Day 5 Nice-Cannes-Catalonia Breakfast. Departure to Cannes. Walking tour of Cannes. You will see the Palace of Festivals and Congresses, the Avenue of Stars, walk along the Croisette, with the opportunity to swim and just relax on the Cote d’Azur. Departure to a resort in Catalonia. Dinner. Overnight stay.

6-11 days Resort in Catalonia Breakfast. Vacation by the Mediterranean Sea. Dinner. Overnight stay. Optional excursions (at additional cost): Barcelona – the capital of Catalonia: Cathedral of Antoni Gaudi “Sagrada Familia”, pl. Catalonia, Mount Montjuic, Columbus Monument, Port, Ramblas. The amusement park PortAventura is one of the largest amusement parks in Europe. Collection of rides on five fascinating themes – Mexico, Polynesia, China, Wild West, Mediterranean. And also – trips to the Aquapark, to the Benedictine monastery of Montserrat, where the statue of the “Black Madonna” – the patroness of Catalonia, is kept, etc.

Day 12 Figueras – Genoa Breakfast. Optional: Visit to the museum of the surrealist artist Salvador Dali. Departure to the port city of Genoa. Arrival in Genoa. Hotel accommodation. Overnight stay.

Day 13 Genoa – Venice Breakfast. Sightseeing tour of Genoa: Overview of the central square of the city of Banchi, the decoration of which is the Loggia dei Mercanti – the place where the first commodity exchange in Italy was opened. Acquaintance with the monument to Christopher Columbus, which is the most famous Genoa, an overview of the Galleon “Neptune”, a participant in the famous films of Polanski and the television series Neverland, the Doge’s Palace decorated with frescoes by the famous painter Giuseppe Isola, and framed with marble floors and statues of the halls of the Great and Small Councils and stroll through the streets of the old city – the largest in Europe. Moving to Venice. Hotel accommodation. Overnight stay.

Day 14 Venice – Budapest Breakfast. Departure to Venice (optional). Excursion to Venice The most famous and most romantic city in the world, built on 118 islands, connected by 400 bridges under which gondoliers float, on a boat along the della Guidecca canal, we will go to the Cathedral of San Marco, see the Bridge of Sighs, Doge’s Palace, Rialto Bridge. Departure to the capital of Hungary, Budapest. Hotel accommodation. Overnight stay.

Day 15 Budapest – Uzhgorod Breakfast. If possible Visit the thermal springs “Cave” in Miskolc, where mineral waters gush directly from the rocks. Passage of customs. Departure to Uzhgorod. Boarding the train Uzhgorod-Kyiv.

Day 16 Arrival in Kyiv.

The cost of the tour with departure in June:

Children 675 € + 1350 hryvnia.

Adults 710 € + 1350 UAH.

Supplement for accommodation in a superior room in Spain (with side sea or park view) – 55 € per person.

The price includes: accommodation: in a 2-3 * hotel, meals breakfast – dinner, according to the program; accommodation for 2-3 people in a room; travel: by train (compartment) and in a comfortable bus (air conditioning, video / audio) Registration of travel documents.

Additional charge: Consular services if the passport is not biometric (up to 18 years old – 25 euros, after 18 years old – 60 euros), entrance tickets to museums, optional excursions. Three meals a day in Spain – at the request of the client!

Excursions + entrance tickets + travel until 18 / after 18:

♦ “Aquardens” – 35/40 euros ♦ Genoa – 20 euros ♦ to Monaco + Nice – 30 euros ♦ to Barcelona – 40 euros ♦ Port Aventura – 65 euros / 70 euros adult ♦ to Marseille – 20 euros ♦ to Venice – 35 euros ♦ to Verona 10 euros ♦ Transfer to Lake Garda – 15 euros ♦ City Tax – 19euro ♦ Headphones – 5 euros. ♦ Medical insurance on the route – 7 euros.

Price

from 675 euros

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Cruise Italy, France, Spain, Portugal

Destination:
Cruises in Europe from Savona

Duration:
10 days

18350

UAH/per person

Amigo-tour invites you on a Mediterranean cruise on a comfortable liner “Costa Favolosa”. Cruises in the Mediterranean Sea are the best choice for a holiday for two or for the whole family. Traveling around the Mediterranean countries, with beautiful resorts, ancient history and sights, will bring you many vivid emotions and unforgettable impressions.

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Cruise dates: 24/05/2020

Route: Savona, Italy – Marseille, France – Barcelona, Spain – Cadiz, Spain – Lisbon, Portugal – Leixoes, Portugal – Le Havre / Paris France – IJmuiden/Amsterdam, Netherlands

Duration: 10 days

The cost of the cruise is per person based on double occupancy:

– from 679 euros / person. (inner cabin)

– from 809 euros/person (cabin with a window)

– from 979 euros/person (cabin with a balcony)

The price includes:

Placement in the cabin of the selected category;
port dues and taxes;
meals on board;
entertainment programs on board;
programs for children and kids club;
musical performances – shows, live music, discos, theater;
use of swimming pools, gym, jacuzzi.

Additionally paid:

tips on board;
air travel;
en route visas;
excursions in ports of call;
accommodation before – and after – the cruise;
medical insurance.

Tour program:

Day	Cruise itinerary	Arrival	Departure
1st	Savona (Italy)	–	17:00
2nd	Marseille (France)	09:00	18:00
3.	Barcelona, Spain	08:00	18:00
4.	At sea/span>	–	–
5.	Cadiz, Spain	08:00	18:00
6.	Lisbon, Portugal	09:00	19:00
7.	Leixoes, Portugal	09:00	16:00
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