# TOUS LES CIRCUITS INCLUS - DE LA RIVIÉRA DU NORD DE L'ITALIE AUX LACS - THY - 2027

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- Catégorie: TOURISME EN EUROPE
- Durée: 4 Nuit 5 Jours
- Prochaine date disponible: 22 avril 2027 – 26 avril 2027
- Prix ​​de départ: 1,199 € / Par personne
- Transport: Avion

## Détail de la visite

01.DAY ISTANBUL – TURIN: THE GATEWAY OF THE GRAND TOUR – CAPITAL OF SAVOY – MUSEO EGIZIO

Rendez-vous at the Istanbul Airport International Departures Terminal at the time indicated by our guide. After baggage drop-off, passport control and check-in procedures, we depart for Turin at 07:30 on Turkish Airlines flight TK1309. Upon arrival at Turin Airport at 09:30 local time, we head to the city centre by our waiting vehicle. Turin, the first major stop in Italy for Grand Tour travellers who crossed the Mont Cenis pass in the 18th century, was also home to the Royal Academy, where young English aristocrats enrolled to learn horsemanship, fencing and court etiquette. Capital of the House of Savoy from 1563 and the first capital of united Italy between 1861 and 1865, the city is read through this political heritage on our walk. Starting from Piazza Castello, surrounded by the Royal Palace and Palazzo Madama, we follow Via Roma with its arcades along the grid plan inherited from the Roman camp of Augusta Taurinorum, reaching Piazza San Carlo, known as "the drawing room of Turin" with its twin churches and historic cafés. After free time for lunch, we visit the Museo Egizio, founded in 1824 and considered the oldest museum in the world devoted solely to ancient Egyptian civilisation (entrance ticket included in the package). It is said that Champollion, deciphering hieroglyphs and studying the collection in those same years, remarked that "the road to Memphis and Thebes passes through Turin." The statue gallery, papyri, and the funerary objects of Kha and Merit from the workers' village of Deir el-Medina allow us to read a civilisation through its everyday life as well as its pharaohs. After the visit, transfer to our hotel. Overnight in Turin.

02.DAY TURIN – GENOA – SANTA MARGHERITA LIGURE – PORTOFINO: "LA SUPERBA" AND THE RIVIERA

Early in the morning, after breakfast, we cross the Apennines towards the Ligurian coast. Our first stop is Genoa, which Petrarch called "La Superba" ("The Proud"), capital of the Republic of Genoa, Venice's great rival in the Mediterranean for centuries. Accompanied by our guide, we view from the outside the Strade Nuove, built by the banking aristocracy in the 16th century and introduced to Europe by Rubens in a book published in 1622, today's UNESCO World Heritage Via Garibaldi, along with its palaces. These "Palazzi dei Rolli," obliged to host the official guests of the Republic, show that Genoa's power was measured not only at the port but also in its banks. Descending to the harbour via the Cathedral of San Lorenzo and Piazza De Ferrari, we touch on the impressions left by Byron and Dickens, and on the fact that Italy's oldest football club was founded here by the English in 1893. After free time to sample regional flavours, especially pesto alla genovese, we move on to Santa Margherita Ligure. Weather and sea conditions permitting, we reach Portofino by boat. Castello Brown, overlooking the small harbour, takes its name from Montague Yeats-Brown, the British consul in Genoa who bought it in 1867. Elizabeth von Arnim's novel "The Enchanted April," which drew English readers to the Italian Riviera, was also born on this coast. After a walk and free time around the brightly coloured piazzetta, we return to Santa Margherita and depart for Turin. Overnight in Turin.

03.DAY TURIN: MAUTO – MOLE ANTONELLIANA AND NATIONAL CINEMA MUSEUM – MILAN

After breakfast, we continue our Turin tour. First we visit the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile – MAUTO, which tells how this city, where FIAT was founded in 1899, transformed Italy into an industrial nation. In the museum on the banks of the Po River, the collection ranging from the first motor vehicles to classic models of Italian design treats the automobile both as an engineering product and as a matter of social history and style. Here we also see the influence of Turin's design schools, such as Pininfarina and Giugiaro, on world automotive aesthetics. Next we head to the Mole Antonelliana, which dominates the city skyline. Architect Alessandro Antonelli began it in 1863 as a synagogue, but due to its increasing height it was handed over to the municipality; completed in 1889, it was one of the tallest brick buildings in the world and today houses the National Cinema Museum. We discover, in the galleries rising beneath the dome, how Turin, with early major productions such as Cabiria (1914), was the capital of Italian cinema before Rome, and how the museum traces its path from optical toys to film sets. The order of visits may change depending on museum working days and reservation times. After free time for lunch, we leave Turin and reach Milan through the rice fields of the Po plain. Upon arrival, we check into our hotel. Overnight in Milan.

04.DAY MILAN: DUOMO – GALLERIA – LA SCALA – HEMINGWAY'S MILAN – CASTELLO SFORZESCO

After breakfast, we begin our Milan city tour. The Duomo, whose foundation was laid in 1386 and whose facade was only completed in the early 19th century by order of Napoleon, is a monument to the patience and wealth of the city, spanning over five centuries of construction. We view from the square the most ambitious example of Italian Gothic, with its marble facade and thousands of statues. We then pass through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, designed by Giuseppe Mengoni in the early years of united Italy and one of the most magnificent glass-roofed arcades in 19th-century Europe, to reach the front of La Scala Opera House, opened in 1778. Walking along Via Manzoni, we follow, with our guide's commentary, the area where the young Hemingway was treated after being wounded at the front in 1918 at the American Red Cross Hospital, and how this period is reflected in the Milan scenes of "A Farewell to Arms." Our walk concludes via Via Dante in the courtyards of Castello Sforzesco, the palace of the Sforza dynasty where Leonardo da Vinci worked in the service of Ludovico il Moro. In the afternoon, free time to explore the fashion district Quadrilatero della Moda, surrounded by Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, or the art galleries of Brera on your own. We meet at the time indicated by our guide and return to the hotel. Overnight in Milan.

05.DAY LAKE COMO – STRESA – LAKE MAGGIORE – MALPENSA – ISTANBUL

After breakfast, we complete our hotel check-out and, with our luggage, head to the Alpine lakes region carved by glaciers. Our first stop is Como, the city where the Roman writer Pliny the Younger was born and where Alessandro Volta, inventor of the battery, spent his life. We take a short walk through the historic centre, from the Duomo, which blends Gothic and Renaissance styles, down to the lakeside, and enjoy the lake view opening onto the Alpine silhouette. Lake Como, which features frequently in 19th-century literature from Shelley's letters to Stendhal's novels, became a way of life with the villas of European aristocracy. We then continue to Stresa on the shore of Lake Maggiore. With its elegant lakeside promenade, Belle Époque hotels and views towards the Borromean Islands, Stresa also earned its place in diplomatic history through the 1935 Stresa Conference, where the heads of government of England, France and Italy met at the Borromeo Palace on Isola Bella. The young Hemingway, whose traces we followed in Milan the day before, came here in autumn 1918 for convalescence leave; the lake scenes in the final chapters of "A Farewell to Arms" were born of these days. After lunch by the lake and free time, we meet at the time indicated by our guide and transfer to Milan Malpensa Airport, about an hour away. After baggage and ticket procedures, we depart for Istanbul at 19:45 on Turkish Airlines flight TK1876. Arrival at Istanbul Airport at 23:40 marks the end of our tour. We look forward to meeting you on our next journey.

## Ce qui est inclu

- Vols en classe économique Istanbul – Turin / Milan Malpensa – Istanbul avec Turkish Airlines, et taxes aéroportuaires.

- Hébergement en chambre avec petit-déjeuner dans un hôtel 4* : 2 nuits à Turin + 2 nuits à Milan.

- Tous les transferts aéroport, hôtel et excursions inclus dans le programme.

- Billets d'entrée pour le Musée égyptien, le MAUTO et le Musée national du cinéma (avec réservation préalable).

- Traversée en bateau aller-retour Santa Margherita Ligure – Portofino (sous réserve des conditions météorologiques et maritimes).

- Visites de Turin, Gênes, Portofino, Milan, Côme et Stresa prévues dans le programme.

- Accompagnement par un chef de tour / guide expérimenté parlant turc.

- Assurance voyage obligatoire (il s'agit d'une assurance responsabilité civile professionnelle).

## Non inclus

- Dépenses personnelles et extras à l'hôtel.

- Taxe de sortie du territoire.

- Déjeuners et dîners.

- Taxes de séjour perçues par les hôtels.

- Vols de correspondance sur les lignes intérieures.

- Frais de visa Schengen.

- Forfait d'assurance voyage (annulation incluse).

- Entrées aux musées non mentionnées dans le programme ; entrée à l'intérieur et à la terrasse du Duomo, ascenseur panoramique de la Mole Antonelliana.

- Excursion en bateau aux îles Borromées et entrées sur les îles.

- Toute autre prestation supplémentaire non incluse dans le programme.

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