Europe Explorer Grand Tour "Imperial Route"
Duration
15 day(s)
Languages
English
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Included
- The Imperial Route explores Italy and Albania's heritage
- The tour connects Italy and the Balkans via the Ancient Via Egnatia
- Explore Italy and Albania’s rich culture, history, and diversity
- Italy and Albania's top sites, where history meets modernity
- Discover landmarks, cultures, and landscapes of Italy and Albania
€ 4644
€ 4272.48
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The Europe Explorer Grand Tour Imperial Route is a remarkable journey designed for travelers seeking an immersive experience into the heart of Western Civilization’s ancient and modern inheritance. This route traces the west side of the ancient Via Egnatia Road, connecting the Apennine Peninsula in Italy with the Illyrian Peninsula, bringing you to the core of ancient empires and modern-day countries. By exploring both Italy and Albania, this tour takes you through the historical and cultural landmarks that were crucial to shaping the Western world.
The tour offers an incredible blend of cultural inheritance, nature, and history, allowing you to immerse yourself in the rich traditions and diverse religions of the regions. With a focus on multi ethnicity and multi religion, this journey helps travelers appreciate the distinct and blended cultures of both Italy and Albania. Carefully designed to optimize visits to the must see sites, it offers an enriching experience, from the well-preserved ruins of ancient civilizations to the picturesque natural landscapes of the Apennine mountains and the Illyrian coast.
Through this unique tour, you will explore not only historical monuments and sites but also vibrant cities that reflect the ever evolving cultures of Italy and Albania, making this journey an unforgettable exploration of both past and present.
- Hotels
- Air conditioned transport
- English speaking tour guide
- Daily breakfast
- Ferry tickets with private cabins and bathroom
- Entrance fee,Travel insurance, visa fees
- Audio guide
- Service fee for tour guide
- Excess baggage charges
- Losses, additional and personal expenses
- Lunch and Dinner
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Activity Provider: Albania Explorer - Tour Operator & DMC
Customer Reviews
Richard
The staff are very nice. And it's free. So I can't judge this too harshly. But honestly, this is the most unsubstantial museum I have ever been to. You will not learn a thing about the EU or anything here. There's a video of vague aspirational statements like "For over 70 years the EU has faced challenges. And it's up to all of us to face the challenges of the future". With almost no actual information. When you consider all the history, art and culture in Europe, it's actually an achievement to make a museum so boring and lacking in substance. I really hope whoever curates this place, takes this advice on board. Because it's a great space in a fantastic location and it feels entirely wasted at the moment.
Lana
I had a wonderful time at the Europa Experience in Dublin. The exhibits are engaging and offer a great insight into the history of the European Union. A special mention to Adam, who was incredibly friendly and helpful throughout my visit. His knowledge and assistance made the experience even better! I highly recommend a visit, especially if you get the chance to interact with Adam!
Philip
The Dublin Europa Experience is to be found within the new EU Ireland headquarters on Chatham Street. I took a look yesterday. I was welcomed by one of the staff who gave me an overview. There is a cinema downstairs with a spectacular 360° screen where I watched a short film about the EU's structure. Also downstairs is a small art gallery displaying many pictures by artists with an Irish connection. On the ground floor, there is a multimedia area with various interactive installations and screens offering a wealth of maps and information. I recommend a visit. Entry is free and open to all without any need for a ticket or a reservation.
Conor
Small interactive experience in basement and ground floor in every EU language, staff very helpful
Aideen
Wonderful opportunity to learn about the workings of the EU in a very interactive and immersive way. The staff are very welcoming and eager to assist you in navigating your way around the exhibition. If the information you require is not at hand you are directed to the site which will assist in your search. An excellent resource and a must visit