Italy · SHOW
Every Italian trip ends up one free day short. These 4 shows are the ones that deserve the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to planning dinner.
A 27-minute multimedia timeline of Rome, plus interactive city models, in a handy stop near Piazza Navona.
“Great graphical representation of the development of Rome throughout the ages.”
Watch Murano masters blow a vase and sculpt a glass horse in a live factory show, then browse a 500 sqm showroom. From $5.
“Tour was short but interesting. Hard to hear guide while in factory. Lots of reasonably priced glass in shop.”
A 90-minute Rome gladiator show and museum visit with historical reenactors, real armor, audience interaction, and an armory cocktail.
“We were warmly welcomed by the artists and also by our guide who told us stories about the gladiators, answered questions we had, and took us on a journey back in time many years ago. The show is interactive, fun and allows you to have direct contact with the artists! The appetizer is simple but delicious. (Don't expect to have dinner, there are restaurants outside for that). There are buses that go there (118 and 218) you only have to walk 5 minutes to get to the place. If you want to go by taxi, the girls will help you order one in case you need one. (We were a…”
Ride the Venetian Lagoon to Murano for a live furnace glassblowing show, then explore with free time and big Venice views.
“Hibo demasiada gente en el barco porque llovía y no se podia utilizar la cubierta superior. Tuvimos que ir de pie. Yo añadiría acompañamiento o sugerencias de que ver en cada isla. En Murano estuvimos un poco perdidos. Nos dimos un paseo muy breve y ya”
Every kind of day out, and the best-reviewed of each.
