Lakes & Villas Nth Italy_Apr 2016_ITIN

Lakes and villas of northern Italy

April 21 – May 7, 2016 Tour leader: Dr Nick Gordon

Villa Balbianello on Lake Como

Lakes and villas of northern Italy Overview Since Roman times, well-to-do Italians have sought to ‘get away from it all’ by building beautifully sited and exquisitely designed countryside residences. The design and construction of these villas often involved the finest artists and architects of the day.

This 17-day tour begins on the shores of Lake Como. We follow a circular route around northern Italy, visiting the foothills of the Apennines in EmiliaRomagna with their medieval towns and contemporary villas, and then travel to the Veneto where we admire the Renaissance country houses and palaces of Andrea Palladio. The tour concludes on Lake Maggiore.

The tour makes the most of the spectacular spring colours of pre-Alpine Italy and the region’s culinary delights.

Accommodation is in superior four and five star boutique hotels. Most of the time is spent in small lakeside and hill towns, rather than large cities.

This allows you to enjoy the gentle pace and everyday elegance of provincial Italian life, free from noise and the tourist crush. The itinerary is gently paced; busy days are interspersed with quieter ones.

Some highlights

Gardens of the Isola Bella on Lake Maggiore (above) and Lake Como from the Villa Melzi (below)

 The extraordinary landscapes of pre-alpine Italy, celebrated for their beauty since antiquity  Four nights in Bellagio on Lake Como, a small town famed for its lake views and the elegant 18th and 19th century villas along its shores  Welcome lunch at the Villa D’Este on Lake Como  Two nights in Cremona, home of Stradivarius, in a region dotted with hill towns, modern villas and excellent provincial restaurants  Three nights in the charming hill town of Asolo, close to the Renaissance villas of Palladio  Three nights in Verona, from where we visit the nearby villas and gardens and Lake Garda, and explore fine medieval city itself  Four nights on Lake Maggiore, visiting the Borromean Islands  Regional cuisines and specialities in superior restaurants, and excursions to the Valdobbiadene and Franciacorte, Italy’s premier sparkling wine regions

Tour Leader Dr Nicholas Gordon has a University Medal and PhD in Italian and English history from the University of Sydney. He has taught European history at universities in Sydney and has led several tours to Italy for Academy Travel. His technical expertise and aesthetic sense as a painter complement his deep knowledge of the art and history of Italy.

Tour Price The tour price is $8,970 per person, twin share (land content only). The supplement for a single room is $1,600 per person. A non-refundable deposit of $500 per person is required to secure a place on the tour.

Included in the tour price  Services of an Australian tour leader throughout  All accommodation in select 3 and 4-star hotels  All breakfasts and selected lunches and dinners in hotels or local restaurants  Domestic travel in Italy by private coach and ferry as detailed in the itinerary  All entrance fees to sights mentioned on itinerary  Qualified local guides at selected sites  Background talks and tour notes  All tipping to local guides, drivers and restaurants  Portage of one piece of luggage at all hotels (not at airport) Not included in the Land tour price    

International airfares, taxes and surcharges (see below) Travel insurance Meals not explicitly stated as included in itinerary Personal expenditure such as laundry and phone calls

Air travel OPTIONS The tour price quoted is for land content only. Singapore Airlines and Emirates have regular flights from most Australian cities to Milan. Please contact us for further information on competitive Economy, Business or First Class airfares for this tour.

Enquiries and bookings For further information or to secure a place on this tour please contact Erin Laffin at Academy Travel on 9235 0023 or 1800 639 699 (outside Sydney) or email Erin@academytravel.com.au

Right: the neoclassical Villa Melzi on Lake Como (top), Bergamo at sunset (middle), and the Valdobbiadene, home of prosecco (bottom)

Lakes and villas of northern Italy Detailed Itinerary All breakfasts included. Included lunches and dinners are indicated by the letters (L) and (D).

Thursday 21 April Orientation

Above: Varenna, a fishing village on Lake Como Below: the entrance to Villa Balbianello from Lake Como, and the gardens of the Villa Carlotta

A group transfer to Bellagio, spectacularly sited on Lake Como, is available for those arriving in Milan’s Malpensa airport on early morning flights.

Those travelling independently should make their own way to the hotel. On arrival there is the chance to freshen up (hotel rooms may not available until early afternoon). This afternoon we tour Lake Como on a private boat, stopping at the pretty fishing village of Varenna for afternoon tea or an aperitif. There is a light, early dinner at a local restaurant. Overnight Bellagio (D) Friday 22 April Lake Cruise

Today we tour Lake Como by private launch. Our first stop is the 18th century Villa Balbianello, occupying an extremely beautiful site on a promontory overlooking the lake. We tour the interior, decorated in the 20th century by Italian entrepreneur and explorer Guido Monzino. We continue along the lake, passing exquisite properties owned by some of the most prominent Italian families, until we reach the 16th century Villa D’Este, the best known villa on Lake Como. Here we enjoy a relaxed welcome lunch in a restaurant overlooking the gardens and the lake. Overnight Bellagio (B, L) Saturday 23 April Bergamo

Today we travel 90 minutes south to Bergamo, where we spend the day.

The fine medieval town of Bergamo Alto sits on a hill overlooking the Lombardy plain. We will explore the main square, the fine church of Santa Maria Maggiore and the selection of Renaissance art from the Accademia Carrara collection which is on display in the old town. Overnight Bellagio (B) Sunday 24 April Neo-classical villas

This morning we visit the elegant 19th century Villa Melzi, close to our hotel. The villa was built in the neo-classical style for Napoleon’s VicePresident in Italy, Francesco Melzi D’Eril. The extensive gardens are exquisite, and the Japanese garden should be rich with spring colours for our visit. This afternoon we visit the Villa Carlotta, across the lake from Bellagio. This villa contains neo-classical sculptures by Antonio Canova and others, and is renowned for its rhododendrons, which should be in full flower during our visit. Overnight Bellagio (B) Monday 25 April Into Emilia-romagna

We leave Lake Como today and travel to Cremona, stopping at Castel

d’Arquato, a beautiful medieval fortified hill town with a fine Romanesque church and fortress overlooking the valley, after which we enjoy the wonderful regional cuisine in a top local restaurant. In the afternoon, we continue on to Cremona, a pretty medieval city famous for violins.

Overnight Cremona (B, L) Tuesday 26 April Modern Villas in Emilia Romagna

Italy’s love affair with the villa has not flagged. This morning we visit Magnani Rocca Estate, with its private art gallery, restaurant and extensive botanical gardens. After lunch at the villa, we visit the Labyrinth of Franco Maria Ricci, one of Italy’s leading publishers, in the centre of which is a gallery housing his invaluable collection of art, printed material and incunabula. We return to Cremona via Fontanellato, whose medieval fortress – one of the few remaining in Italy with its moat intact - was renovated by its 16th century occupants, who employed a young Parmagianino. Overnight Cremona (B, L) Wednesday 27 April Palladio and Vicenza

We depart Cremona today and make our way to Asolo via Vicenza. The town was the home of Andrea Palladio (1508-80), the great Renaissance architect whose Four Books of Architecture are among the most influential works ever written in the field. Our tour begins with Palladio’s Teatro Olimpico and continues by looking at the palaces and public buildings he designed. In the afternoon we visit the best known of his ‘suburban villas’ – the Villa Capra (also known as La Rotonda) before heading to Asolo, our base for the next three nights. Dinner is in our hotel, which happens to boast one of Asolo’s best restaurants. Overnight Asolo (B, D)

Above: the stark Romanesque beauty of the Collegiata church in Castell’Arquato

Thursday 28 April Villa Barbaro and the ValdoBBiadene

This morning we visit Palladio’s masterpiece, the Villa Barbaro, commissioned by two senior officials in the government of Venice and now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The extensive fresco decorations are the work of Paolo Veronese. After lunch on the estate, which continues to produce its own wine, we travel to the nearby Valdobbiadene, a string of pretty valleys along the Piave River most famous for producing prosecco.

After sampling prosecco at the source we return to Asolo via the village of Possagno, hometown of the 19th century sculptor Antonio Canova, whose works we saw in Bellagio. We visit his monumental tomb, modelled on the ancient Roman Pantheon. Overnight Asolo (B, L) Friday 29 April Asolo

Asolo is one of the most beautiful hill towns in Italy, and the morning and early afternoon are free to relax in the charming town. There are numerous walks through the countryside or up to the medieval fortress above the city, as well as an interesting local museum, cafes and small shops, and a cathedral. This afternoon we take a short excursion to Palladio’s impressive Villa Emo, the most perfectly conceived of Palladio’s villas.

Overnight Asolo (B)

Palladio’s Villa Rotonda, in Vicenza (above) and Villa Barbaro in Maser (below)

Lakes and villas of northern Italy Saturday 30 April Verona

This morning we travel to nearby Verona, stopping to visit Bassano del Grappa, with its spectacular view of the Brenta river and bridge designed

by Palladio. Verona was an important city in Roman times as well as an important medieval city, ruled by the Della Scala family. This afternoon we take a walking tour of the old city, learning about its history, art and architecture. We visit the Piazza delle Erbe, Della Scala family tombs, and the church of Sant’Anastasia. This evening we dine in a local restaurant.

Overnight Verona (B, D) Sunday 1 May Lake Garda

Above: the beautiful city of Verona

This morning we travel to Gardone, on the western shores of Lake Garda.

Here we explore the villa of the 20th-century war hero, poet and eccentric Gabriele D’Annunzio. The interior is extraordinary: dark, intense, eclectic and certainly unique. It is complemented by peaceful gardens and terraces extending down to the lake shore. In the afternoon we travel to the eastern shores of Lake Garda, where we have free time for lunch in a medieval town before taking a cable car 1,700 metres up Monte Baldo. After we return to Verona, the evening is at leisure. Overnight Verona (B) Monday 2 May Villa Arvedi and the Giusti Gardens

We begin the day with a visit to the Villa Arvedi, a few kilometres outside Verona, which remains the residence of the Count Arvedi. The villa boasts frescoes by French artist Ludovico Dorigny and a fine parterre garden ‘all’italiana’. Returning to Verona, we visit the Giusti Gardens. Secluded beautifully from the city centre, the Giusti gardens display the elegant formality of the Italian garden. The afternoon is at leisure. Overnight Verona (B) Tuesday 3 May Franciacorta, Lake Iseo and Lake Maggiore Above: The Giusti Gardens in Verona Below: View over Lake Garda

This morning we travel Lake Iseo, a less frequented lake which remains popular in Italy for its tranquillity, scenery and hiking. We tour the lake by boat, stopping at Monte Isola – the island mountain rising spectacularly from the water. On the border of Lake Isea is Franciacorta, a small, hilly district that produces Italy’s premier sparkling wine. After enjoying the produce and wine of this region at a local restaurant, we continue on to Stresa on the shores of Lake Maggiore. Overnight Stresa (B, L) Wednesday 4 May Isola Bella

The Borromean islands, lying just off the shores of Stresa on Lake Maggiore, are named after the noble Milanese Borromeo family, who have owned them since the 13th century. This morning we take a private boat to Isola Bella, an entire island given over to their Baroque palace and theatrical gardens. We return to Stresa and the afternoon is at leisure.

Overnight Stresa (B)

Thursday 5 May Isola Madre and Villa Taranto

This morning we take a private boat across Lake Maggiore to visit Isola Madre. In contrast to the Baroque display of the Isola Bella, this Borromean Island was landscaped in the English style in the early 20th century by English designer Henry Cocker. After travelling by boat to the north-eastern shore of the lake for lunch, we visit the exceptional gardens of Villa Taranto, also designed by Henry Cocker, with their extraordinary collection of exotic plants. Returning to Stresa, the evening is at leisure.

Overnight Stresa (B, L) Friday 6 May Lake Orta

This morning we travel to the nearby lake of Orta. This lake is yet to be discovered by mass tourism and we visit peaceful Orta San Giulio, a small town on the shore. A private boat takes us to nearby Isola San Giulio, the site of an ancient church, which is still a monastic retreat. After time for lunch, we return to Stresa where the afternoon is at leisure before we meet for our farewell dinner. Overnight Stresa (B, D) Saturday 7 May Departure

An early morning group transfer to Milan’s Malpensa airport is available for those joining midday flights.

Physical fitness for this tour Although the itinerary for this tour is unhurried and our tours attract many travellers in the 60-70 age bracket, a moderate level of physical fitness will be required in order to participate in the tour and enjoy everything that the itinerary has to offer. Specifically you should be able to do the following:  Keep up with the group at all times  Walk unassisted for up to three of four hours with only short breaks – there are walking tours on several days of the itinerary  Walk up and down slopes  Negotiate steps and slopes on sites, which are often uneven and unstable  Get on and off coaches, ferries and funicular railways unassisted  Move around airports with hand luggage unassisted If you are concerned about your ability to meet the requirements of the trip we urge you to contact us for further information and to consult your medical practitioner for an honest assessment. The tour leaders may instruct you to take time out of the tour program if they consider that you will slow the group down or are at risk of injury or illness.

Isola Bella on Lake Maggiore (top); the quiet monastic island of Isola San Giulio on Lake Orta (above); and the gardens of the Villa Taranto (below)

Lakes and villas of northern Italy Hotels Hotel Belvedere, Bellagio (4 nights) This very pleasant three-star superior hotel overlooks a quiet branch of Lake Como and the surrounding mountains. It is a five minute stroll to the centre of Bellagio. www.belvederebellagio.com Delle Arti Design Hotel, Cremona (2 nights) The Delle Arti is a beautiful 4* hotel in the historic heart of Cremona. Its comfortable modern interiors are a pleasing contrast to the medieval city outside. http://www.hoteldellearti.com/ The Hotel Belvedere in Bellagio (above) and the Delle Arti Design Hotel in Cremona (below)

Hotel Al Sole, Asolo (3 nights) This refined four-star hotel is on the tranquil main square of this small town. The well-appointed rooms overlook the town or the surrounding countryside. www.albergoalsole.com Palazzo Victoria, Verona (3 nights) The Palazzo Victoria is a fabulous fusion of a Roman villa, medieval mansion and a sumptuous 21st-century hotel from which to venture out into Verona. Rooms are elegant with modern amenities. www.palazzovictoria.com Hotel REGINA PALACE, Stresa (4 nights) We have all lake-view rooms at this four-star hotel overlooking Lake Maggiore. First opened in 1908 the hotel has been carefully and sensitively restored and combines historical atmosphere with modern comfort. http://www.regina-palace.com/en

Weather on tour We can look forward to mild spring weather for our trip, with temperatures ranging from 15 to 22 degrees. There is some chance of rain on a few days, so a light rain jacket is required.

A standard double room at the Hotel Al Sole, Asolo (above) and at the Palazzo Vittoria, Verona (below)

Additional travel Why not visit Milan, with its works by Leonardo, Renaissance and modern art galleries, and incomparable style? Our four night Milan extension package takes you beyond the regular tourist sites, and includes an extended evening visit to Leonardo’s Last Supper.

We are also more than happy to arrange additional travel either before or after the tour dates. Stopovers on the outbound or return flight are also possible for those wishing to break their journey. To discuss your requirements please contact Erin Laffin on 02 9235 0023 or 1800 639 699 (outside Sydney) or email erin@academytravel.com.au

Milan Extension May 7-11, 2016 Milan is one of Europe’s most stylish cities and it boasts one of Italy’s richest artistic heritages. On this 4-night extension package, you explore Milan’s unique cultural legacy, from Milanese bourgeois residences to modern and Renaissance art collections and have an extended visit to Leonardo’s Last Supper. The gentle pace allows you time unwind and enjoy the many aspects of Milan from the convenience of a centrally located hotel. Milan is on your doorstep!

Itinerary* Saturday 7 May – Milan Old and New

Price and inclusions The extension price is $2,290 per person, twin share (land content only). The supplement for a single room is $480 per person. A nonrefundable deposit of $500 per person is required to secure a place on the extension.  4 nights accommodation at the 4-star Rosa Grand Hotel in central Milan  Activities as listed in the itinerary  Transfers from Malpensa to the hotel and from the hotel to Malpensa

After transferring from Stresa and checking into the centrally located Rosa Star Hotel, there is a guided visit of Villa Necchi Campiglio. This chic modern villa, featured in I Am Love, reveals just how lightly the city’s elite wore their wealth and style. The afternoon is at leisure before an evening visit to the rooftop of the Gothic Duomo, with its spectacular array of sculpture and panoramic views of Milan.

Sunday 8 May – Leonardo in Milan

This morning, there is a visit to the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, with its collection of Renaissance art including several folios of Leonardo’s Codex Atlanticus, and the nearby church of San Satiro, whose apse demonstrates the brilliance of Bramante, the architect most admired by Michelangelo and many of his contemporaries. This evening, there is an extended viewing of Leonardo’s Last Supper.

Monday 9 May – Modern Milan

Milan continued to build on its cultural heritage throughout the modern period, when it became the business and industrial capital of a new country. This afternoon there is a guided visit of La Scala, Milan’s celebrated opera house, and the Museo del Novocento, with its fine collection of twentieth-century Italian art, including pioneering works of the Futurists, who found their inspiration in Milan.

Tuesday 10 May - Art and Industry

Milan’s reputation for bourgeois wealth and elegance is well-earned. This morning there is a visit to Casa Boschi Stefano, a beautifully preserved mid-century apartment and one of Italy’s finest house museums. The tradition of Italian bankers as art patrons is continued in the Gallerie d’Italia, which houses the superb art collection of one of Italy’s many banks.

Wednesday 11 May - Departure

Please check your travel documents for the details of your travel arrangements. * While all activities will be included, the order of day tours may vary from that stated above. A minimum of 4 participants are required for this tour to go ahead.

For 8 or more participants, this will be a private group for all day tours, with the inclusion of a tour escort (not an Academy Travel tour leader). We will use Star Hotel Rosa Grand which is centrally located 4-star property. Please note that the Milan extension uses local guides, not an Academy Travel tour leader

Above: Milan’s spectacular Gothic Duomo Below: Detail of Leonardo’s Last Supper

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