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Seeing the best sights in Rome in just one day is a challenge, but it's definitely possible with a well-planned itinerary.  Here's a suggested plan to make the most of your time: 1. Early Morning: Colosseum and Roman Forum Start your day early to beat the crowds and head straight to the Colosseum, one of Rome's most iconic landmarks. Consider booking tickets in advance to skip the lines. After exploring the Colosseum, walk over to the nearby Roman Forum, where you can immerse yourself in the ancient ruins of temples, basilicas, and government buildings. 2. Mid-Morning: Capitoline Hill and Piazza Venezia. Climb up Capitoline Hill for panoramic views of the city and visit the Capitoline Museums to see ancient sculptures and art collections. From Capitoline Hill, stroll down to Piazza Venezia, home to the imposing Altare della Patria (Altar of the Fatherland) monument. 3. Lunch: Trastevere Head across the Tiber River to the charming neighborhood of Trastevere for lunch. Ex

The Amalfi Coast and the Bay of Naples are once again hot on the tourist trail this year, with their turquoise waves, foliage-covered hills, and the energising aromas of lemon and olive trees. Southern Italy has stunning scenery and historic sites as well, but organising a big solo trip there may be difficult. Leave it to the experts, because E.T.G can find you the best tour to suit your needs and that will cover all of the exciting highlights. Explore the chic Capri island, the ancient Pompeii ruins, the vibrant Naples, Sorrento  and the Amalfi Coast villages.  Discover Naples, one of the world's oldest cities that has been inhabited continuously, which is home to many historical sites. History lovers can immerse themselves in the rich past of the region by visiting the magnificent Castel dell'Ovo and the ancient remains of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Southern Italy's architecture, art, and customs all reflect the region's multiculturalism. Particularly Naples is well-kno

While in France, taking a bike ride through the gorgeous Bordeaux vineyards or touring the Loire Valley, home to the quaint châteaux, is surely an absolute winner.  However, in Italy, the Amalfi Coast offers breathtaking coastline routes to explore, while the Tuscany region offers jaw dropping scenery and cultural treasures. The ideal bicycle ride ultimately comes down to personal taste in terrain and surroundings. Here at ETG it is pretty much impossible to decide. Both countries are incredible for an adventure, with great food, wine, the people and so many different diverse local features (and steep hills!) Whatever you choose enjoy the environmentaly friendly buzz of pedal power.