There are journeys that take you across a country. And there are those that take you across centuries.
The Grand Tour of Italy by Yanis Travel belongs resolutely to the second category. From the British aristocrats of the 18th century to the most demanding travelers of today, Italy has always exerted a fascination on the human imagination that cannot be explained — it must be felt. From August 9 to 18, 2026, depart from Casablanca for 10 days and 9 nights through the five most beautiful, historically rich, and inspiring cities in the world: Milan, Venice, Florence, Rome and Naples. A tour designed for those who do not want to choose between fashion and art, between gondolas and the Colosseum, between the Renaissance and Antiquity.
From the Duomo of Milan to the canals of Venice — Northern Italy captivates you.
Your Italian odyssey begins in Milan — world capital of fashion and contemporary architecture, but also guardian of one of the most grandiose Gothic cathedrals ever built by man. The Duomo, with its 135 white marble spires reaching toward the sky, the La Scala Theater whose neoclassical facade breathes two centuries of music and prestige, the Sforza Castle and the immense Parco Sempione — so many faces of a city that refuses to be just an economic capital. Then comes Venice — the most improbable, the most romantic and the most unique city in the world. Gondolas that glide silently on the Grand Canal, Renaissance palaces reflecting in the emerald water of the lagoons, St. Mark's Square and its golden Basilica, Doge's Palace and its corridors filled with mystery — and to crown this immersion in the Serenissima, an unforgettable excursion to the islands of Murano and Burano, one famous for its blown glass, the other for its houses painted in all the colors of the rainbow.
Florence, cradle of the Renaissance — Rome, Eternal Capital.
Florence is the city where Western art took the form that we know today. The Ponte Vecchio and its goldsmith shops suspended above the Arno, the Duomo crowned by Brunelleschi's dome — an architectural genius whose curves changed the history of construction, the Piazza della Signoria and its open-air museum of Renaissance sculptures, the Piazza della Repubblica with its centuries-old cafes — Florence is a city to be visited with eyes wide open and bated breath. Then Rome — the city that invented the world as we know it. The Trevi Fountain where every coin tossed promises a return, the Spanish Steps and their 135 steps leading to an unforgettable panoramic view, the Colosseum whose silhouette gilded by the setting sun remains the most powerful image of all Antiquity, the Pantheon and its perfect dome 2,000 years old — Rome is not a city. It is an entire civilization compacted into a few square kilometers.
Naples & the Amalfi Coast — Italy in all its southern excess.
The journey concludes in the South — where Italy is the loudest, the liveliest, the most authentic and the most beautiful. Naples, a world-city of a thousand contradictions, welcomes you with its electric energy and hidden treasures: the Piazza del Plebiscito, the Spanish Quarter with its vertical alleys covered in laundry and life, the Naples Cathedral, the Piazza Garibaldi and the Port of Naples facing the sleeping Vesuvius. And for the absolute finale of this trip — an excursion on the legendary Amalfi Coast : colorful villages clinging to cliffs, coastal roads above an insanely blue sea, scent of lemons and salt — one of the most photographed and most loved landscapes in the entire world. Discover below the complete program, day by day, and prepare to fall in love with Italy.
