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Rome, Monte Carlo and Barcelona Cruise – Queen Victoria

On a discovery lasting seven nights roundtrip from Rome, first admire Florence’s duomo and Ponte Vecchio or Pisa’s unique landmarks. Step into Monte Carlo’s Grand Casino, explore Marseille’s vibrant port, and visit the imaginative Gaudi buildings that so define Barcelona.

Main stops of your itinerary: 

Rome - Italy 

A visit to Rome is an unforgettable experience. Explore the legends of the ages: the Vatican and Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel, the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Catacombs. Stroll down the Via Veneto or sip cappuccino in the Piazza di Spagna. Italy's "Eternal City" is eternally fascinating. Throw a few coins in the Trevi Fountain and you may be back again!

Florence & Pisa - Italy (From Livorno)

Allow yourself to be awed by one of Tuscany’s Renaissance treasures, Florence. With red tiled roofs, tiny shops and magnificent architecture, this is the romantic capital of Italy. Marvel at the mosaic façade and stained glass of the Duomo, gaze up at the tilting bell tower of Pisa and soak up the sight of the beautiful gold and silver workshops huddled together over the River Arno.

Monte Carlo - Monaco

Monte Carlo, two words that are synonymous with luxury and splendour. Lying at the heart of the Riviera, this tiny principality is undoubtedly big on glamour as diamonds, lavish yachts and Ferraris are all part of the lifestyle here. You may be tempted to buy your own after a flutter at Monte Carlo’s most famous landmark – the Grand Casino.

Marseilles - France

A former spa resort, Aix-en-Provence, provides a soothing atmosphere to stroll around as you are accompanied by the sounds of fountain after gently bubbling fountain. If the cobbled streets, dry stone walls, swaths of lilac lavender and tiny farmhouses of Arles feel familiar, you probably have Van Gogh to thank, he produced an astonishing 200 paintings during his first year here.

Barcelona - Spain

Delve into the Picasso Museum or Miró Foundation. Explore the genius of Gaudí too, as you survey the city from Parc Güell, witness the extraordinary Casa Mila and Casa Batlló, and marvel at his unfinished masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia. After all that sight-seeing a shady spot in one of Barcelona’s numerous cafés provides the perfect vantage point for watching the colourful street performers on Las Ramblas.