3.1 Wineries, typical and natural products of

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INDEX
1. ACTIVITIES AT IL PELLICANO
1.1 Pelliclub Health & Beauty Center
1.2 Beach Club
1.3 Cooking and Cocktail Master Classes
2. SPORTS
2.1 Tennis
2.2 Horseback Riding
2.3 Golf & Polo
2.4 Water Sports
2.5 Trekking and Cycling
3. EXCURSIONS
3.1 Wineries, typical and natural products of Maremma
3.2 Monte Argentario Coves
3.3 Giglio and Giannutri
3.4 Capalbio and the Tarot Garden
3.5 Pitigliano and surroundings
3.6 Montalcino
3.7 Florence and Siena
3.8 A must in Florence: Santa Maria Novella - since 1612
3.9 On your way to Portofino
3.10 On your way to Positano
4. BOATS - DAILY RENTALS
SPECIAL: Skipper XL Cantiere di Pisa 1973/2007
4.1 Mako 251
4.2 Sacs Strider 11
4.3 Tornado 38 Classic - “Krouss”
4.4 Magnum Marine 38 “Ranger”
4.5 Morgan 44 “Pangea”
4.6 Dehler 35
4.7 Cayman 60 Ht - Sandpiper
4.8 Itama 70 – La Corsa
4.9 Sarnico 55
4.10 Akhir 22 S - Applebite
4.11 Pegasus 23 Mt - Quadrifoglio
4.12 Alfamarine 78
5. ITINERARIES BY TAILOR TWO
5.1 Rome Classic Tours
5.2 Secret Rome
5.3 The Etruscans
5.4 Bracciano and the Odescalchi Castle
5.5 Amphiteatre of Sutri
5.6 Villa Farnese in Caprarola
5.7 Viterbo
5.8 Tailor-made Itineraries: Fares and Conditions
1.
ACTIVITIES
AT IL PELLICANO
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3
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Our Pelliclub Health & Beauty Center 1
offers you a wide range of exquisite body
and facial treatments, which are the result
of our partnership with Officina Profumo
Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella.
Our team will let you experience with care
and professionalism the secret of the natural products of this renowned brand. Pelliclub means relax, care and wellness with
our steam bath Calidarium, our fitness
center equipped by Technogym® and a
hairdressing salon. For our sophisticated
guests we also have an exclusive boutique
2 , a bijoux showcase of Italian and international creativity.
Fitness 3 True nirvana for fitness fans, the
gym overlooks the sea and features a cardio fitness area with the latest generation
of Technogym machines including Cardio
Wave, Run Excite, Bike Excite, Reclining
bikes, Synchro Chest Press, and Shoulder
Press.
1.2 Beach Club
1.2 Beach Club
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3
2
Waterski 1
Our hotel dinghy 3 is available for
waterski. Our staff will be glad to assist
you in this activity. Departure from our
beach.
Stand Up Paddle 2
An easy-to-learn and very versatile new
sport! S.U.P. boards are available for rent
at the beach.
PRICES
Waterski with our Hotel dinghy
€ 175,00 for 1 hour / € 105,00 for ½ hour
S.U.P.
€ 45,00 for 1 hour
Trips to the nearby islands
Our Guest Relations Team will be delighted
to help you figure out which of our boats
will best suit your needs and which nearby
islands you would prefer to explore. Our
chef can prepare a personalized picnic
basket for lunch or we can reserve a table
for you at one of the ‘catch-of-the-day’ fish
restaurants in one of the islands’ harbors.
See sec. 4, for our complete boat rental offer.
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Enrich your gastronomical passion during
your stay with us by joining our cooking
classes or learning more about cocktails
and liquors at our bar.
One Day Cooking Class* 1
The Executive Chef of Il Pellicano and
Pelligrill Restaurants will teach you how
to prepare some typical everyday local
recipes. Classes are held in the kitchen
upon request and availability. While
cooking you will be served wine and invited
to taste what you are preparing.
2
Cocktail Masterclass* 2
This is your chance to learn techniques
and secrets, to know the stories behind
the classic and legendary cocktails and
test your creativity. Our barman Federico
Morosi will guide you through this fascinating world and on your next party you
will be able to impress your guests! At the
end of the class you will receive your Pellican Barman Certificate and a voucher
for a complimentary drink.
*Classes are held during low season,
upon availability
2.
SPORTS
2.1 Tennis
2.1 Tennis
1
Il Pellicano outdoor tennis court 1 2 is
always available for those guests who
want to play by themselves or who are
willing to learn.
Upon availability, we can also offer
customised private lessons with an
expert tennis Pro.
Equipment is available at the Reception
Desk without any charge.
Whether you are interested in playing
a tennis match or in taking a lesson, our
Pro will be happy to assist you!
2
For reservations ask our Guest Relations
team.
Court available for our guests upon
reservation.
Tennis Lesson: € 110,00
2.2 Horseback riding
2.2 Horseback riding
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For those who prefer a closer contact
with the wild nature of Maremma, we can
organize rides on horse back with expert
guides. 1
Horse riding is open to everyone, experts
and beginners. Here are two of the
itineraries that can be organized:
2
- A very nice excursion is the route to
the farm “La Parrina” 2 , going through
olive groves, vineyards, Mediterranean
wood, watching the amazing view on
the seaside, Monte Argentario and the
islands.
Once you arrive at La Parrina farm you
can visit it and discover the products of
Maremma: wine, cheese, olive oil, fruits
and vegetables.
3
- Another interesting excursion is to the
WWF Oasis of the lagoon of Orbetello
3 . in Patanella. A charming walk, during
which it is possible to watch various
species of aquatic birds and fish of the
lagoon of Orbetello.
TIPS
Wine tastings at “La Parrina”
www.parrina.it
WWF Oasis of the Lagoon of Orbetello
in Patanella
2.3 Golf & Polo
2.3 Golf & Polo
For the fans of golf, there is The
Argentario Golf Club 1 2 , just 15 minutes
by car from Il Pellicano. The Argentario
Golf Club hosts some of the most
important golf tournaments in Tuscany
and Italy, features 18 panoramic holes
for a total of 6,218 metres and par 71.
The Orbetello Lagoon, the sea and the
hillside offer a beautiful panorama and
create a microclimate that allows golf to
be played at any time of the year.
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2
3
The Argentario Polo Club 3 is just 20
minutes by car from Il Pellicano. The
polo field and the stables are in classic
“Maremma Toscana” countryside with a
wonderful view of the sea located in the
middle of a golf court of 18 holes.
2.4 Water Sports
2.4 Water Sports
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2
Kitesurf and Windsurf 1
In Talamone, 30 minutes by car from the
hotel, you can attend kite surfing or wind
surfing courses with expert teachers.
Diving 2
Monte Argentario and the surrounding
area have spectacular seabeds. We
can organize scuba diving around the
peninsula, in Giannutri and Giglio Island.
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Fishing 3
We can suggest you to go fishing with a
skilful fisher for a half day.
You will spend 4 or 5 pleasant hours
along the coast with the possibility to
catch some fresh fish.
Please ask our Guest Relations team
for more information and to organize a
personalized tour.
Riserva Naturale
Laguna di Orbetello
di Ponente
Tyrrhenian Sea
Orbetello
Porto Santo
Stefano
Monte
Argentario
Riserva Naturale
Duna Feniglia
Panoramic
Road
Porto Ercole
Torre Ciana
Tyrrhenian Sea
For most people, Monte Argentario means
sea, beaches, fun and relaxation. Peaceful
and solitary it is not, especially in the height
of the summer season. The “other side” of
Monte Argentario is not as well known but
it is just as beautiful. Here, in the midst of
the hills covered with flowers and herbs,
you will find silence and tranquillity. A hike
or gentle walk through a world waiting to
be discovered – the promontory of Monte
Argentario – will give you the space and
freedom to quickly forget the stresses and
strains of everyday life.
TREKKING
The descent to Torre Ciana
Length of journey: 1 1/4 hours, round trip
Difficulty: medium, some parts of the path
are steep and hidden by vegetation.
After the main gate of Il Pellicano turn right,
go up and then turn left. The unpaved road
that goes to the sea is on the left. Follow it.
After about a 15-minute walk, you come to a
small path on your left with a mark painted
in red. In front of you, you can see the island
of Giannutri and a little further to the left
is the island of Giglio. Continue following
the path until you reach the Sienese watch
tower, Torre Ciana, restructured by the
Spanish but now sadly a ruin.
From Il Pellicano to Porto Ercole
Length of journey: 45 minutes, 5 Km.
You can reach the closest village of Porto
Ercole, walking directly from Il Pellicano.
It’s a nice and easy walk with a wonderful
landscape
CYCLING
39 km Panoramic road
In Argentario, for those who enjoy mountain
biking, are very fit and not faint hearted,
there is the stunning 39 km panoramic road
around the peninsula, 4 km of which are on
a rough track with a number of potholes! It
is well worth the effort, though, as the views
are quite spectacular.
Feniglia
For those who prefer gentler bicycling, lovely
rides can be had on the flat sun baked earth
roads in the shade of the Mediterranean
pines on the Feniglia outside Porto Ercole.
No cars are allowed on the Feniglia and
you can bicycle all the way to Ansedonia, a
distance of 8 km. Bicycles can be hired at
the start of the Feniglia.
3.
EXCURSIONS
You are in Maremma , a region where
ancient traditions have survived and
Tuscan culture is preserved.
If you are a wine lover you have to put
your stay in Tuscany to use and spend a
day in the most charming wineries of the
area.
We have selected four wineries for
you: Fattoria Le Mortelle, Tenuta di
Monteverro, Rocca di Frassinello and
Fattoria Le Pupille.
Our driver can take you there with one of
our Mercedes cars for a full immersion in
the taste of Maremma.
Fattoria Le Mortelle 1
The latest born from the Antinori’s family,
Le Mortelle opens to the public for tours
and tastings. From the vineyard to the
wine: the farm has been designed with the
utmost respect for environment. The wine
cellar, a symbol of organic architecture,
promotes harmony between humans and
environment.
A structure designed to accompany the
grapes from its genesis to the individual
steps: fermentation, aging, and bottling,
in a “vertical” way 2 . It is possible to have
a wine tasting either in the romantic VIP
dining room in the lowest floor of the
cave or upstairs, with a wonderful view of
the vineyard.
Tenuta di Monteverro 3
(Capalbio – 30 minutes by car)
In the southern part of Maremma, at the
foot of the village of Capalbio, lies Monteverro, a small region renowned for its
authenticity, tradition and its proximity to
the sea. The idea of running the estate
of Monteverro with the goal of building a
winery, stems from an unbridled enthusiasm for outstanding wine.
The result is nowadays some of the best
and most exceptional wines in the world.
It is thanks to the great exposure to the
sun, to the sea breeze and the red clay
soil with its large rocks that you can taste
a great Chardonnay or Vermentino.
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2
3
Rocca di Frassinello 1 is a great international project conceived with the partnership of Les Domaines Baron de Rothschild-Lafite: 500 hectares, 80 already
cultivated with vines, 50% Sangiovese
and 50% Cabernet, Merlot, Petit Verdot,
Shiraz, to produce three wines in what can
be considered as a meeting of the best of
Italy and France. To state the international
level of the company Rocca di Frassinello,
the project of the wine cellar was signed
by the famous architect Renzo Piano 2 :
designer, among others, of the Baubourg
in Paris, the head-office of the New York
Times, the Morgan Library, and the Auditorium of music in Rome. On the highest
hill of the amphitheatre of Rocca of Frassinello, in front of the village of Giuncarico,
in the municipal district of Gavorrano, the
architect Piano, who has been a producer
of Dolcetto and loves wine as much as the
pure lines of architecture, has conceived a
wine cellar 3 of an astonishing simplicity
with a revolutionary division of the spaces
and a spasmodic care to the process of
vinification which is done starting from the
fall of the grape.
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3
2
If you want to spend a couple of hours in
the hilly Maremma, you have to visit and
taste the wine of Fattoria Le Pupille in
Istia d’Ombrone, 50 Km from Il Pellicano
1 2.
Fattoria Le Pupille is where Elisabetta
Geppetti has beeen making her wines
since 1985. To make wines at Fattoria
Le Pupille is to cultivate with respect,
love and patience the seventy hectares
of vineyards 3 . The team cares for every
day. There are expert hands ready at
exactly the right moment to pick the
grapes and to bring them into the cellar
4 to be transformed into five wines with
distinct characters, but the same life-line:
the classic Morellino di Scansano and the
Morellino di Scansano Riserva Poggio
Valente, the CRU Saffredi and the whites
Poggio Argentato and the sweet SolAlto.
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2
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4
Tyrrhenian Sea
Porto Santo
Stefano
Riserva Naturale
Laguna di Orbetello
di Ponente
Orbetello
1
Monte
Argentario
Riserva Naturale
Duna Feniglia
Porto Ercole
Isola Rossa
Grotta Azzurra
Le Cannelle
2
On the wild and unspoilt west coast of
Monte Argentario, the beaches are much
smaller and harder to get to, making
them relatively uncrowded even in the
high season of July and August. In fact
some of these beaches can only be
accessed by boat!
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They are also quite diverse ranging from
the beautiful sandy crescent of L’Acqua
Dolce 1 which is next to the hotel, to
the very pretty part sand and part stone
beach at Le Cannelle 2 , with its romantic
lookout tower and nearby Isola Rossa.
You will stop in front of Grotta Azzurra
3 , don’t forget to take a picture of this
fantastic place!
L’acqua Dolce
PRICES
1 hour tour on our dinghy
€ 160,00
Half day (3 hours) tour on our dinghy
€ 380,00
You can discover the little beaches along
the coast and the wonderful bays of
Monte Argentario spending a couple of
hours or a half day on our dinghy driven
by our staff, departing directly from our
beach.
Grosseto
Pitigliano
Terni
Bolsena Lake
o
Orbetello
Capalbio
1
Tarot Garden
Tuscania
Giglio
unique characteristics of the sea
make this island a true gem of the nature:
Giglio beaches are famous for their
crystal clear water. A particular attention
goes to the sea beds of Giglio which are
certainly amongst the most fascinating
in Italy: you can admire underwater
meadows, gently sloping walls of rock,
canyons colored by gorgonie and sea
sponges.
ViterboThe
Monte
Porto Ercole
Argentario
Tarquinia
Giglio
Island
LAZIO
Giannutri
Island
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nian Sea
Giglio Campese
Port of
Civitavecchia
Arenella
Beach
E80
Ladispoli
Best beaches are:
1 Cannelle Beach
2 Caldane Beach. The water here has a
particular colour due to the golden sand.
3 Arenella Beach
ROME
Giglio Castello
Giglio Porto
GIGLIO
ISLAND
Rieti
Cannelle
Beach
Caldane
Beach
Ciampino
3
Fiumicino
Leonardo Da Vinci
Airport
TIPS
1
Go for a tour with one of our charter
boats!
Giglio Porto is little and picturesque,
a very lively part of the island with its
narrow streets, nice little shops, bars and
restaurants with terraces over the sea
famous for the typical fresh fish.
2 Giglio Castello is situated at the top of
the island, 405 meters above the sea level.
It’s formed by a fortified village, with an
access gate and completely surrounded
by large-built walls from which you can
admire a very beautiful seascape. In the
village nothing seems to have changed
throughout the centuries: narrow streets,
little places and the ancient church give
the feeling to go back in time in an unreal
atmosphere.
3 Giglio Campese is the most modern part
of the island and it is currently a tourist
village, located at the back of the large red
ground beach. This beach is “defended” by
the big rock at the southern end and by the
“Medicea” Tower up north.
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Don’t miss the marvellous sunset you
can admire from the beach of Giglio
Campese.
WHETE TO EAT / GIGLIO
Giglio
There are three main villages (which cover
only 10% of the island): Giglio Porto, Giglio
Castello and Giglio Campese.
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La Margherita Restaurant in Giglio Porto
Da Meino Restaurant in Giglio Porto
Da Santi in Giglio Castello
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Grosseto
Pitigliano
Terni
Bolsena Lake
o
Orbetello
Capalbio
Monte
Porto Ercole
Argentario
Giglio
Island
Giannutri
Island
nian Sea
Cala
Maestra
Villa dei
Domizi Enobarbi
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Tuscania
Giannutri
ViterboShaped like a half moon
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LAZIO
E80
ROME
GIANNUTRI
ISLAND
Rieti
, the island
of Giannutri will bedazzle you with its
unique underwater world and the ruins of
imposing Roman villas. The rough rocky
Tarquinia
coast of the most southern Tuscan island
sinks only twice, to form accessible bays.
Three hills add value to the wild beauty
of the protected limestone island. Even
the Romans appreciated the mild climate
2
of Giannutri and built a harbour on this 3
kilometrs long island. Rich roman families
built elaborate domiciles here 2 . Situated
Port of
Ladispoli
in a prominent position on the island,
Civitavecchia
the remains of the marble tiled Villa dei
Domizi Enobarbi can still be visited with
an authorized guide. The area of this
island has been declared a national park,
divided into various protected zones. Don’t
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forget your snorkelling
equipment! The
Ciampino
waters around Giannutri are well known
Fiumicino as a wonderful diving area 3 . Crystal
Leonardo Da Vinci
clear water, diverse underwater fauna and
Airport flora, as well as various grottos will keep
any diver happy. The Romans have also
left their mark underwater, shipwrecks still
lie in the waters surrounding the island.
Tarot Garden
UM
Grosseto
3.4 Capalbio and
the Tarot Garden
Pitigliano
T
TIPS
Orbetello
Bolsena
Lake
Don’t forget
to try
the famous Wild Boar
and Tortelli
Capalbio
Monte
Porto Ercole
Argentario
Tarot Garden
Tuscania
Viterbo
WHERE TO EAT / CAPALBIO
Il Frantoio (via Renato Fucini, 3)
you can try local meat dishes. Lovely
atmosphere and great staff.
Tarquinia
Giglio
Island
Giannutri
Island
ian Sea
Tullio (via Nuova 25, Capalbio)
you can try typical Maremma dishes.
Enjoyable atmosphere.
Port of
Civitavecchia
E80
Ladispoli
ROME
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Capalbio 1 is a Medieval village, 30 minutes from Il Pellicano by car. It is located on a
hill surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation on the farthest point of the Tuscan
Maremma, immersed in an important natural environment. The historic center with its
crenulated profile attracts attention from
far away and is still surrounded by a double
wall with walkways on different levels which
today may still be walked upon. The village
is dominated by the massive Aldobrandesca
Fortress at its highest point.
2
After lunch you can visit the Tarot Garden
2 3 . Open every afternoon from 2:30 to
7:30 PM, it is 5 Km from Capalbio.
Between 1979 and 1996, the French
artist Niki De Saint Phalle created a work
that can be considered as the supreme
achievement of her artistic career, in the
heart of the Maremma region of Tuscany.
It consists of a series of huge sculptures,
between twelve and fifteen metres in
height, depicting the twenty-two Greater
Arcana featured in the original pack
3
of tarot cards. The inspiration for this
esoteric garden was undoubtedly the
beautiful Güell Park designed by Antoni
Gaudì in Barcelona, since there are
various clear analogies between Niki
De Saint Phalle’s work and that of the
Spanish artist, not only in the choice of
materials used but also because of the
extremely symbolic nature of both.
Saturnia
Saturnia
Thermal Complex
TUSCANY
SERVICES
Our driver will be at your disposal the whole day with our
Mercedes Sedan car (or similar). We can also organize guided
tours of the area. Please ask our Guest Relations team for more
information.
Sorano
Sovana
Pitigliano
TIPS / PITIGLIANO
In Pitigliano there are many shops which sell typical products of
the area. Don’t forget to buy the “Sfratto Pitiglianese” a Jewish
cake made with honey and nuts.
LAZIO
Hostaria del Ceccottino (Piazza san Gregorio VII, Pitigliano under the bell tower of “Little Jerusalem”)
Il Tufo Allegro (Vicolo della Costituzione)
TIPS / SOVANA
Sassotondo Winery www.sassotondo.it
TIPS / SORANO AND SATURNIA
Thermal Complex in Saturnia www.termedisaturnia.it
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A very interesting excursion is the visit of
the famous tufa cities, Pitigliano, Sovana
and Sorano, just 50 minutes from Il Pellicano by car.
The first stage will be Pitigliano 1 ,
characteristic Etruscan and Medieval village, which rises along the crest of a tuffaceous promontory of a wild beauty; its
houses seem to grow directly from the tufa.
Pitigliano seems to have stepped out of a
fairytale. The village is also known as “the
little Jerusalem” because of its settlement
of a thriving Jewish Community: testimony of this glorious past is the Synagogue
and the museum of the Little Jerusalem.
The Etruscan presence can be traced on
2
the “Vie Cave system” 2 a system of deep
trenches adorned with carved inscriptions, which linked religious sites and a
necropolis.
Not far is Sovana, authentic jewel of
the Fiora hills, where time seems to
be unreal. Sovana is the main entrance
of the “archeological park of the tufa
city” where we can find the famous Ildebranda Tomb 2 which, together with different typologies of tombs, make Sovana
a unique place with a high concentration
of Etruscan relieves. This area is also famous for the production of wine. The tufa
rock gives a particular flavour to the wine.
3
Near Sovana there is a very nice winery
called Sassotondo where we can organize wine tastings. Sassotondo has an old
cellar completely dug into the ground in
a “tufo” cliff on the farmland. The barrels
are placed in the last room, separated
from the rest of the cellar by a long corridor, 14 meters below the ground and 30
from the entrance door ,enjoying the ideal
conditions of humidity and temperature
provided by the natural underground environment. The vineyards today total 10
hectares about 8 of which are red varieties (at the present mostly ciliegiolo, sangiovese and merlot), and two are white
ones (trebbiano, greco, sauvignon).
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2
3
Only a few minutes away, you can reach
Sorano 1 with its alleys, its archaeological
areas (very suggestive agglomerate of
Vitozza, rocks and grottoes dwelt since
medieval time until the begin of the 20th
Century) and the monumental complex
of the Orsini Fortress.
Not far from the tufa towns there is
Saturnia 2 3 , known throughout the
world for its natural spring waters.
In fact, near the Medieval town, the
copious sulphuric water (800 litres a
second) gushes out at 37° and gives
spontaneous life to a suggestive
waterfall which forms a series of natural
pools, carved in the rock in which
every year thousands of people bathe;
Saturnia today is a town which, while
maintaining its historical aspect, has
given life to a very active tourism, thanks
to the thermal complex and the many
structures which have developed around
it.
3.6 Montalcino
Arezzo
TUSCANY
3.6 Montalcino
Gubbio
Cortona
Siena
PERUGIA
WINERIES
Montalcino
E78
Assisi
We suggest visiting a few wineries
where you can taste the various types of
Foligno
Brunello.
Le Potazzine
Grosseto
UMBRIA
Poggio di Sotto (ColleMassari)
Pitigliano
A very interesting excursion for wine lov-
Terni ers is the visit of Montalcino area, famous
WHERE TO EAT
Bolsena Lake
go
Orbetello
Capalbio
Monte
Porto Ercole
Argentario
Giglio
Island
Giannutri
Island
nian Sea
1
Tarot Garden
Il Leccio (in Sant’Angelo in Colle, 2 Km
Tuscania
from Montalcino)
Viterbo
Poggio Antico (località Poggio Antico)
Tarquinia
Trattoria Al Baccanale (Via G. Matteotti,
Montalcino)
Port of
Civitavecchia
E80
all over the world for the Brunello wine 1
Montalcino is just 1 hour and 30 minutes
from
Il Pellicano by car. Our English speakRieti
ing driver will be at your disposal the whole
day with our comfortable Mercedes sedan
car (or similar) to show you the most charming places. Along the way you will admire
a wonderful hilly landscape, expanses of
vineyards everywhere. South of Siena in
the isolated and steep countryside, sits the
walled town of Montalcino. The centre of
this small town is exemplary of the architecture of the late Middle Ages. You have to
visit the imposing fortress, the duomo and
take a walk in the typical narrow streets.
LAZIO
Ladispoli
ROME
Ciampino
ROMAGNA
Ravenna
Adriatic Sea
Forlì
La Spezia
Cesena
San Marino
Pistoia
Lucca
Prato
Pisa
Livorno
TIPS
FIRENZE
Empoli
A12
Rimini
Pesaro
Urbino
In Florence
and Siena you can try the
true ‘bistecca Fiorentina’ from the
chianina breed.
A1
MARCHE
Arezzo
TUSCANY
Cortona
Siena
WHERE TO EAT IN FLORENCE
Enoteca
Pinchiorri (Santa Croce)
Gubbio
3*** Michelin Stars
Il Palagio (Four Season Hotel)
PERUGIA
1* Michelin Star
E80
Assisi
Montalcino
Capraia
Island
Piombino
E78
Il Cibreo (Sant’Ambrogio)
UMBRIA
Grosseto
Elba
Island
Pianosa Island
L’Ora d’Aria (Ponte Vecchio)
Foligno
1* Michelin
Star
Pitigliano
Tuscan
Archipelago
Bolsena Lake
Orbetello
Capalbio
Tuscania
Tarot Garden
Monte
Porto Ercole
Argentario
Montecristo
Island
WHERE TO EAT IN SIENA
Terni
La Taverna
di San Giuseppe
(a typical restaurant near Piazza del
Viterbo Campo)
Rieti
Da Arnolfo (Colle Val D’Elsa, 20 minutes
north of Siena) 2** Michelin Stars
Tarquinia
Giglio
Island
LAZIO
Giannutri
Island
Port of
E80
1
2
3
4
There are no words to describe the beauty
of Florence 1 2 . The centre of Italian Renaissance is approximately 2 and a half
hours from Il Pellicano. Famous all over the
world, Florence, is a city you should take
your time to visit, for tha variety of works of
art and architecture, from the Uffizi Museum to Palazzo Vecchio, from Palazzo Pitti to
the Duomo with Brunelleschi masterpieces,
from the Ponte Vecchio with its jewelleries
to the Giardino di Boboli and many other
attractive points of interest. take a walk
in the same streets where Dante Alighieri,
Michelangelo, Brunelleschi, Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci and many others once lived !
Famous not only for its beauty and its typical Italian atmosphere, Siena 3 , is also renowned all over the world for the Palio 4 ,
the annual historic horse race which takes
place on the 2nd of July and on the 16th of
August in the famous Piazza del Campo. In
Siena you can take a walk in the historical
part of the town with its medieval buildings,
the narrow streets, the craftsmen shops
and the typical Tuscan restaurants. Don’t
forget to visit the Torre del Mangia and the
gothic Duomo.
3.8 A must in Florence: Officina Profumo Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella
3.8 A must in Florence: Officina Profumo Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella
If you are in Florence take advantage of
visiting one of the oldest pharmacies in
the world, Santa Maria Novella 1 which
is now partner of Il Pellicano.
Created by the apothecary monks in
1221, Santa Maria Novella celebrates
four centuries of uninterrupted activity,
in the name of tradition and innovation.
Raw materials of the highest quality
are still used and the apothecary
fathers’ artisan procedures are still
followed, yet the company avails itself
of modern technology and state of the
art equipment 2 .
This shop/museum in Via della Scala will
charm you with its particular fragrances
in a trip from the past to the present 3
1
2
3
LIGURIA
EMILIA
ROMAGNA
GENOVA
WINERIES / BOLGHERI
BOLOGNA
Ravenna
Tenuta San Guido in Bolgheri
Adriatic Sea
www.sassicaia.com
Portofino
Forlì
La Spezia
Cesena
Rimini
Tenuta
dell’Ornellaia
San
Marino
www.ornellaia.com
Pistoia
Ligurian Sea
Lucca
Prato
Pisa
Livorno
Empoli
A12
Pesaro
FIRENZE
Urbino
A1
MARCHE
Arezzo
TUSCANY
Gubbio
Cortona
Siena
Bolgheri
PERUGIA
E80
Assisi
Montalcino
Capraia
Island
Foligno
Piombino
E78
Elba
Island
Pianosa Island
Tyrrhenian Sea
UMBRIA
Grosseto
Pitigliano
Terni
Tuscan
Archipelago
Bolsena Lake
Orbetello
Capalbio
Tuscania
Viterbo
Monte
Porto Ercole
Argentario
Montecristo
Island
Rieti
L’Aquila
Tarquinia
Giglio
Island
LAZIO
Giannutri
Island
Port of
Civitavecchia
E80
Ladispoli
ABRU
1
3
Portofino 1 is a small fishing village in the
north of Italy, along the “Riviera Ligure”.
Il Pellicano is three hours and a half from
Portofino.
Along the way to Portofino you can
decide to stop in Pisa 2 , 2 hours and 15
minutes by car from Il Pellicano. You may
want to see the famous leaning tower
and Piazza dei Miracoli.
2
As an alternative, if you are a wine lover,
you can stop in the town of Bolgheri 3
two hours by car from Il Pellicano. This
area is famous all over the world for the
Sassicaia wine.
You can visit either Tenuta San Guido or
Tenuta dell’Ornellaia or one of the many
other local wineries.
Please let us know in advance if you
would like to visit the Bolgheri region
and organize a wine tasting, as it is quite
difficult to get an appointment due to the
huge demand.
Livorno
A12
MARCHE
Arezzo
TUSCANY
Gubbio
Cortona
Siena
Bolgheri
PERUGIA
E80
Assisi
Montalcino
Capraia
Island
Foligno
Piombino
E78
Elba
Island
Pianosa Island
ian Sea
UMBRIA
Grosseto
Pitigliano
Terni
Tuscan
Archipelago
Bolsena Lake
Orbetello
Capalbio
Tuscania
Viterbo
Rieti
Monte
Porto Ercole
Argentario
Montecristo
Island
Positano 1 is one of the most famous
and popular seaside villages of the
Amalfi coast.
It is 4 hours and 45 minutes from Il
Pellicano by car.
PESCARA
L’Aquila
Tarquinia
Giglio
Island
LAZIO
Giannutri
Island
Port of
Civitavecchia
E80
ABRUZZO
Ladispoli
ROME
Ciampino
Fiumicino
Leonardo Da Vinci
Airport
Frosinone
Latina
Anzio
Sabaudia
Gaeta
Benevento
Avellino
Tyrrhenian Sea
Ercolano
NAPOLI Pompei
Procida
Island
Ischia
Island
Sorrento
Capri
Island
1
2
Positano
Salerno
Along the way to Positano, you can
decide to stop in Tarquinia 2 , which was
one of Etruria’s most important cities.
Tarquinia is one of the best places to see
Etruscan tombs and it has an excellent
archaeological museum. The medieval
centre and the main piazza, Piazza
Cavour, are particularly interesting.
3
After the visit of Tarquinia you can have
lunch at La Posta Vecchia in Ladispoli, our
sister hotel 3 , which is just 40 minutes
from Tarquinia.
As an alternative another possibility
along the way to Positano is Rome 4 .
Two hours from Il Pellicano by car, you
will need more than a couple of hours
to visit Rome but you can have a quick
sightseeing of the most interesting
places: the Colosseo, Fori Imperiali, the
Trevi Fountain and the Spanish steps until
Via Condotti, the most famous street for
shopping.
4
4.
BOATS DAILY RENTALS
SPECIAL: Skipper XL - CANTIERE DI PISA
1973/2007
CHARACTERISTICS
Length
20 mt.
Beam
4,50 mt.
25 knts
Guests on board
6
Engines
2 x MAN 735 HP
2 crew
separate cabin
with a shower room
Amenities
3 Cabins, 3 Shower
Rooms, Fully Air
Conditioned,
PRICES
Daily Rate*
high season
€ 2.500, 00
Watermaker
generator
TV sat (sky) + dvd +
surround hi-fi
Tender Arimar 2,70
mt. + 15 HP Mariner
* not included in the
price: 22% vat, fuel
consumption, food &
drinks, berth place out
the port of Cala Galera.
Speed
4.1 Mako 251
4.2 Sacs Strider 11
CHARACTERISTICS
Length
7,30 mt.
Beam
2,30 mt.
Engines
2 x 140 Johnson FB
Speed
28/36 knts
Guests on board
8
Consumption
30 lt/h
1 crew
(also without
skipper)
PRICES
CHARACTERISTICS
Daily Rate*
high season € 520,00
Length 11 mt
PRICES
* included in the price:
charter
fee,
crew,
insurance, cleaning.
Engines
2 X 320 VOLVO
Amenities
Sundeck cushions,
bimini top, swim platform, fridge outside,
table, stereo with
Bluetooth, shower.
not included in the
consumption, food &
drinks for the guests and
the crew, berth place out
the port of Cala Galera.
Speed
32 knts (cruising)
Guests on board
Guests cruising: 12
Consumption
100 lt/h
Crew Captain
Beam 3,60 mt
Daily Charter*
June / July/ August:
€ 1.100,00
BAREBOAT – NO DE
TAXED FUEL
* Price does not include:
VAT 22%, fuel, food and
beverages, extra and
harbor taxes if due.
HOME PORT:
Porto Santo Stefano
4.3 Tornado 38 Classic - “Krouss”
CHARACTERISTICS
Length
11,40 mt.
Speed
26 knts
Beam
3,86 mt.
Guests on board
9
Engines
2x240 AIFO
Consumption
100 lt/h
Amenities
Sunbathing Dinette
1 Cabin
1 Bathroom
1 crew
4.4 Magnum Marine 38 “Ranger”
PRICES
CHARACTERISTICS
Daily Rate*
high season
€ 1.250,00
Length
11,52 mt.
charter fee, crew, insurance, cleaning.
not included in the price:
22% vat, fuel consumption, food & drinks for the
guests and the crew, berth
place out the port of Cala
Galera.
Beam
3,73 mt.
Engines
2x370 CUMMINS TD
Amenities
Sunbathing Dinette
1 Cabin
1 Bathroom
Speed
PRICES
30 knts
Guests on board
8
Daily Rate*
high season
€ 1.250,00
Consumption
100 lt/h
1 crew
place out the port of Porto Ercole.
4.5 Morgan 44 “Pangea”
CHARACTERISTICS
Length
13,50 mt.
Speed
33/38 knts
Beam
3,95 mt.
Consumption
100 lt/h
Engines
2x440 YANMAR
Amenities
Sunbathing Dinette
2 Cabin
1 Bathroom
Guests on board
10
Crew
1
4.6 Dehler 35
PRICES
CHARACTERISTICS
Daily Rate*
high season
€ 1.650,00
Length
10,51 mt.
Speed
8 knts
Beam
3,48 mt.
Consumption
6 lt/h
Engines
1x30 HP VOLVO
Guests on board
6
Amenities
Sunbathing
Dinette
2 Cabin2
2 Bathrooms
Crew
1 (not included)
€ 150,00
place out the port of Cala
Galera.
PRICES
Daily Rate*
high season
€ 750,00
* available from the port
of Cala Galera, even daily
charter
22% vat, fuel consumption, food & drinks, berth
place out the port of
Porto Ercole.
4.7 Cayman 60 Ht - Sandpiper
CHARACTERISTICS
Length 19,87 mt
Beam 5,06 mt
Engines
2 X 1200 MAN
Speed
28 knts (cruising)
Consumption
300 lt/h
Amenities
Three cabins (owner,
VIP and twin), three
bathrooms (for
weekly charter, guest
cabins becomes two
because the hostess
sleeps in a twin one).
PRICES
Separated crew cabin. Autopilot, Tv lcd
and Sky, GPS, ECO,
VHF, Sundeck cushions, Stern bimini top,
Boiler, gangway, tender 3 Mt + outboard
20 hp, tender lift platform. Air conditioning,
water maker 100/h.
Guests on board
Guests cruising: 10
Guests sleeping: 4
Crew
Captain, Hostess
Daily Charter*
July/August:
€ 3.000,00
Low Season:
€ 2.500,00
OCCASIONAL CHARTER
NO DE TAXED FUEL
fuel, food and beverages,
mooring in other ports,
extra and harbor taxes if
due.
HOME PORT:
Cala Galera
4.8 Itama 70 – La Corsa
CHARACTERISTICS
Length 21,53 mt
Beam 5,88 mt
Engines
2 X 1420 CAT
Speed
28 knts (cruising)
Consumption
400 lt/h
Amenities
4 cabins: all with twin
bed and with en-suite
bathroom. Separated
crew cabin. Radar, Autopilot, Log, TV, GPS,
ECO, VHF, Stereo,
Torch, Rectifier, Water
PRICES
maker, Stern ramp,
Propeller head, Sundeck cushions, Wipers, Solar curtains,
Boiler, Flaps, Bridge,
Hydraulic gangway.
Air conditioning,
Oven, Fridge, Ice
Maker Tender
Lomac 3.60 + Outboard Yamaha 40 hp.
Guests on board
Guests cruising: 10
Guests sleeping: 8
Crew Captain
Daily Charter*
July/August:
€ 3.500,00
June/September
€ 3.000,00
OCCASIONAL CHARTER
NO DE TAXED FUEL
fuel, food & beverages,
mooring in other ports,
taxes and personal extras.
HOME PORT:
Cala Galera
4.9 Sarnico 55
CHARACTERISTICS
Length 17,16 mt
Beam 4,60 mt
Engines
2 X 588 MAN
Speed
28/35 knts
Consumption
325 lt/h
Amenities
Sunbathing
Dinette
2 cabins
2 Bathrooms
Guests on board
10
Crew
2
4.10 Akhir 22 S - Applebite
PRICES
CHARACTERISTICS
Daily Charter*
Length 22 mt
Beam 5,8 mt
Engines
2 X 1250 CAT
Speed
25 knts (cruising)
Consumption
400 lt/h
Amenities
Three cabins (owner,
VIP and bunk bed),
two bathrooms
with shower and
bidet, one bath with
shower.
€ 2.800
* Price does not
include: 22% vat, fuel
consumption, food &
drinks, berth place out
the port of Cala Galera
PRICES
Separated crew
quarter. Autopilot,
Tv, GPS, ECO, VHF,
Sundeck cushions,
Solar curtains,
Boiler, gangway.
Air conditioning,
astern ladder like a
pool.
Guests on board
Guests cruising: 9
Guests sleeping: 6
Crew
Captain, Hostess
and Sailor
Daily Charter*
July/August:
€ 3.000,00
Low Season:
€ 2.500,00
CHARTER DE-TAXED
FUEL
VAT 22%, fuel, food and
beverages, extra and
harbor taxes if due.
HOME PORT:
Cala Galera
4.11 Pegasus 23 Mt - Quadrifoglio
CHARACTERISTICS
Length 23,10 mt
Beam 5,50 mt
Engines
2 X 1000 MTU
Speed
24 knts (cruising)
Consumption
350 lt/h
Amenities 4 cabins: a
double one, two twins
and one bunk bed,
each one with bathroom. Separated crew
quarter. Big saloon with
sofas, new white parquet from 2014, refined
furniture, refit 2007,
PRICES
TV LCD 40” decoder
sat, DVD, Dolby surround, air conditioning
and heating, washing
machine, 4 fridges, 2
freezer, ice-maker. Air
conditioning, Oven,
Fridge, Ice Maker Tender 4.30 mt with
outboard 40 cv, snorkelling, jet ski Seadoo
(obligatory licence)
Guests on board
Guests cruising: 12
Guests sleeping: 8
Crew Captain, Hostess and Sailor
Daily Charter*
July/August:
€ 3.700,00
June/September
€ 3.400,00
CHARTER DE-TAXED
FUEL
Vat 22% or 8.80%,
fuel, food & beverages,
moorings in other ports,
taxes and personal extras.
HOME PORT:
Cala Galera
4.12 Alfamarine 78
CHARACTERISTICS
Length
23,72 mt.
Beam
5,90 mt.
Engines
2 x 1.670
CATERPILLAR
Speed
34/40 knts
PRICES
Amenities
sunbathing,
big table for 8/10
people,
3 cabins for 7
people,
3 bathrooms,
separate crew cabin
Guests on board
14
Consumption
600 lt/h
2 crew
Daily Rate*
high season
€ 5.000,00
charter
fee,
crew,
insurance, cleaning.
not included in the
consumption, food &
drinks, berth place out the
port of Cala Galera.
5.
ITINERARIES
BY TAILOR TWO
Boss Tweed, Rome at night, 20.08.2008, via Flickr, Creative Commons License
1. Panoramic Rome
A driven tour for an overall but comprehensive view of the city and its most celebrated sites. From St. Peter to the Colosseum, through the Campidoglio and the
Roman Forum, the Castel Sant’Angelo,
Piazza Navona, the Pantheon and the
Trevi Fountain.
2. Ancient Rome
An opportunity to discover Rome through
the astonishing remains of its ancient past.
The Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the
Traian markets, the Caracalla thermal
baths and the ancient Appian way are
just a selection of the glorious sites this
tour may take you to.
3. Baroque Rome
A journey through sculptures, fountains,
architectures and the works of two main
masters of the Baroque Era in Rome:
Gianlorenzo Bernini and Francesco Borromini. The tour will lead you through
Via Veneto, Piazza di Spagna and Piazza
Navona.
4. St. Peter & the Vatican Museums
Explore the multiple treasures and secrets housed in and around this sacred
seat of Christianity. The tour will walk you
through the dazzling and monumental interior of Saint Peter’s, the highlights of
the Vatican collections and of course the
renowned frescoes by Michelangelo in
the Sistine Chapel and those by Raphael
in the Papal apartments.
5. Angels & Demons
Inspired by the bestseller Angels & Demons by Dan Brown, this tour follows
the path of the Illuminati and takes you
to those extraordinary sites in Rome
where Christianity and Paganism overlap: Santa Maria del Popolo in Piazza
del Popolo, St. Peter’s Square, Santa
Maria della Vittoria in Via Veneto, the
Pantheon and Piazza della Minerva, Piazza Navona and Castel Sant’Angelo.
6. Caravaggio
This tour tracks the work of Caravaggio
throughout sacred and secular Rome.
Many paintings by the master still hang
above the altarpieces of the Roman
churches they were commissioned for in
the Seventeenth century, such as those
in the Cerasi Chapel in Santa Maria del
Popolo, in Campo Marzio, and San Luigi
dei Francesi. Caravaggio also features
in the grand picture galleries of Roman
aristocratic collections such as those in
the Galleria Borghese, Palazzo Barberini
and the Galleria Doria Pamphilj.
7. Villa Borghese Garden & Gallery
Villa Borghese is one of the most
enchanting locations in Rome. The galleria
houses a coveted historical collection,
which ranges from ancient mosaics to the
finest Baroque paintings and sculptures.
The collection was initiated by the
Renaissance patron Cardinal Scipione
Borghese and includes masterpieces by
Antonello da Messina, Giovanni Bellini,
Raphael, Titian, Correggio, Caravaggio,
Gianlorenzo Bernini and Antonio
Canova. The Seventeenth century villa is
nestled within what was once considered
an English garden but is also among
Rome’s most beautiful central parks.
8. Ostia: the Ancient Port of Rome
Ostia Antica was the port of Rome during
the Roman Empire and it is located at
the source of the Tiber off the Tyrrhenian
sea, less than an hour from the centre
of Rome. Explore the streets that once
bustled with merchants and sailors and
experience everyday life in ancient Rome
while touring the archaeological remains
of houses, thermal baths, theatres,
brothels and taverns.
9. Adriana & Villa d’Este in Tivoli
Discover the two gems of Tivoli on the
outskirts of Rome. The remains of the
Villa Adriana, the magnificent mansion
built by Emperor Hadrian in 118-138 B.C.,
include monumental buildings, streets,
pools, thermal baths, libraries, theatres
and temples.
Villa d’Este is a masterpiece of
Renaissance architecture and landscape
design with its impressive array of
hanging gardens, terraces, fountains,
nymphs, and grottoes.
5.2 Secret Rome
5.2 Secret Rome
1. Jewish Rome
The tour begins in Trastevere, which
is one of Rome’s most picturesque
neighbourhoods
and
where
the
Jewish
community
lived
from
Roman times until the Renaissance.
It proceeds across the river Tiber to the
heart of the Ghetto, and the Synagogue,
which is still home to a Jewish community
today, and some of the Roman’s favourite
restaurants.
2. Underground Rome
Travel back to the times when Christianity
was considered a cult, whose members
were executed as pagans and buried
as martyrs, with a visit to the Roman
Catacombs and the Early Christian
churches. Here, layers of history are piled
one on top of the other.
3. The Dolce Vita
If you are seeking the Dolce Vita in
Rome, Tailor Two will tour you to its
most iconic sites such as Via Veneto, the
Trevi Fountain and the terrace table at
Caffé Rosati in Piazza del Popolo where
directors and local literati routinely
gathered and conversed in the 1960’s.
5.2 Secret Rome
4. Contemporary Art in Rome
Tour some of the key contemporary art
sites in town including museums (MAXXI,
designed by Zaha Hadid, and MACRO,
designed by Odile Decq), the leading
art galleries and some of the recently
founded private art foundations. Studio
visits can also be arranged on demand.
5. Traditional Workshop: Tailor-made
Rome
Any item of clothing or luxury accessory
may be custom-made in Rome: jackets,
shirts, shoes, pyjamas, hats, umbrellas,
luggage, glasses and more. Discover
the secret sites of tailors and traditional
workshops that still produce their
products by hand and browse through
Rome’s chicest and state-of-the-art
boutiques. The shopping tour also
includes the top fashion brands in town.
6. Secret Churches of Rome
Many of Rome’s most important churches
are located off the beaten tracks and
some are seldom open to the public.
They conceal some of the city’s most
extraordinary and mysterious treasures
like the frescoes in the Basilica of the
Santi Quattro Incoronati, the mosaics at
Santa Prassede, and the Museum of the
Purgatory Souls at the Sacro Cuore del
Suffragio.
5.2 Secret Rome
7. Rome Embassies & Academies
Rome embassies and art academies are
housed in important historical buildings
such as the French Embassy at Palazzo
Farnese, with its façade designed by
Michelangelo, the French Academy at
Villa Medici with its sweeping views, the
Brazilian Embassy at Palazzo Pamphilj
with its famous frescoes by Pietro da
Cortona and the American Academy at
Villa Aurelia overlooking Rome from the
peak of the Gianicolo hill.
8. Renaissance & Baroque Frescos
The Sistine Chapel houses one of many
marvels in fresco in Rome. Among the
other highlights of this tour are the
recently-conserved paintings by Raphael
and Sebastiano dal Piombo in the Villa
Farnesina, and Pietro da Cortona’s
grandiose depictions on the piano nobile
of Palazzo Barberini. Some fresco cycles
are in more discrete locations such as the
illusionary scenes in the cloister of the
church at Trinità dei Monti.
9. And many more upon requests
Tours may also include visits to sites that are
usually closed to the public such as the Palazzo
Spada (the State Council apartment with its
stucco work and trompe-l’oeil paintings, and
Borromini’s renowned perspective gallery);
the Sancta Santorum (an outdoor warehouse
filled with roman sculptures, friezes, columns
and capitals); the Passetto di Borgo (the
secret passage that led Popes from the
Castel Sant’Angelo to the Vatican); the Casino
dell’Aurora (with frescos by Guido Reni); the
Jewish Catacombs at the Villa Torlonia; The
Church of Santa Maria del Priorato behind the
most famous keyhole in Rome; the only existing
fresco by Caravaggio on the ceiling of the
Casino Ludovisi, the Horti Sallustiani (emperor
Nero’s secret gardens now located fourteen
meters below ground level); the Quirinal
Gardens within the private quarters of the
President of the Italian Republic; the Villa Albani
with its Etruscan frescoes and an impressive
paintings collection with works by Perugino,
Tintoretto, Giulio Romano and Guercino.
10. Private Visits
The Sistine Chapel, The Colonna Gallery and
the Princess Isabelle Apartments, The Doria
Pamphilj Gallery. The Villa Farnesina, The
Catacombs and many more upon requests.
5.3 The Etruscans
5.3 The Etruscans
1. Cerveteri
The Necropolis of the “Banditaccia”
covers an archaeological area of 10
hectares with nearly 400 Etruscan
burials carved out of volcanic rocks and
dating from the 8th Century b.C. to the
3rd-2nd Century b.C. Take a walk through
the site, immerse in a relaxed natural
environment and visit its Museum.
2. Tarquinia
Tarquinia is undoubtedly worth seeing
for its Necropolis of Monterozzi, part of
the UNESCO heritage and considered
to be the most important necropolis in
the Mediterranean. It counts over 6000
burials, 200 of which adorned with
extremely valuable frescoes that are a
true narrative of life and habits at the
7th-5th Centuries b.C.
2. The Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia
in Rome
All the most important artworks from
the Etruscan civilisation found in the
flourishing old towns of Populonia,
Tarquinia, Ladispoli, Cerveteri and Pyrgi
are preserved in this magnificent museum
housed in a Renaissance building
beneath the Villa Borghese Garden in
Rome and adorned with a nymphaeum
and hanging gardens with fountains and
sculptures.
Bracciano is a small village close to
Rome, which has a wonderful volcanic
lake, nice traditional restaurants and
the famous Odescalchi Castle. Built
in 1470 by the Orsini family and later
bought by the Odescalchi family it
is considered to be one of the most
beautiful feudal residence in Italy.
It still houses its original furniture and
decors as well as various collections of
artworks and objects dating back to
centuries.
5.5 Amphitheatre of Sutri
5.5 Amphitheatre of Sutri
Sutri is well-known for its impressive
amphitheatre carved into the volcanic
rock as well as for the Etruscan and
Roman tombs along the Via Francigena
(the medieval pilgrim route to Rome)
and the Mitreo, a former Etruscan
burial later turned into a pagan temple
dedicated to Mitra and finally into a
Christian church.
Designed in the 16th Century by
architects Sangallo and Vignola with
a pleasant pentagonal base and
surprising perspectives, Villa Farnese
leans on the Cimini Mountains, near the
lake of Vico. Surrounded by a superb
Renaissance garden, the interior walls
of the palazzo are decorated by one
of the major Italian Mannerism cycle of
paintings.
5.7 Viterbo
5.7 Viterbo
Travel back to the Middle Ages by
visiting Viterbo, the so called “City of the
Popes”, that still retains the charm and
the atmosphere of a medieval fortified
village with its astonishing cathedral
and Papal Palace..
5.8 Tailor-made Itineraries: Fares and Conditions
jewellery designers. We are also up-to-date on
the most current culinary trends, so your dining
options may include the art of our distinguished
chefs but also the family-run trattorie.
Tailor Two
Founded by a duo of experts on art and
culture, Tailor Two organizes high profile
tours that are customized according to the
client’s taste and available time. The tours
can either be self-guided if the visitors prefer
to tour alone or accompanied by one of our
professional guides. They can be walking tours
or chauffeured, or a combination of both.
Tailor Two covers all the practical details of
your visit such as transfers, professional guides,
tickets and reservations.
If art is the focus of your stay, you can explore
an array of paintings, collector’s items and
antique furniture stores or focus on the
contemporary art scene. Upon request, Tailor
Two provides private access to museums and
historical sites. We also offers experienced
knowledge of shopping in Rome and its most
desirable stores, ranging from high-end brands
to local boutiques and artisans, be it the
traditional shirt makers, the chic suppliers of
cashmere or leather-goods, or state-of-the-art
Fares
Half Day: € 550,00 (Extra hours € 75,00)
Full Day: € 980,00 (Extra hours € 75,00)
VAT not included as per Art.27 c.1-2 DL98/2011
Conditions
1. Fares refer to the organization of a
professionally guided tour for a maximum of 6
people.
2. Expenses related to tickets purchase or
booking service are not included but can be
anticipated and reimbursed by invoice.
3. Fares refer to a tour to be organised within the
City of Rome.
4. Outside Rome or in the City of Grosseto and
Viterbo, prices may be subject
to a surcharge that will be estimated at the tour
confirmation.
5. The half-day fare refers to a tour from 1 to 4
hours to take place during one of the following
time slots: morning (9.00-13.00) or afternoon
(14:00 to 18:00); the full-day fare refers to a 5 to
8 hours tour to take place between the morning
and afternoon time slots.
6. To tours scheduled across the two time slots of
which above, despite they may last less than 4
hours, the full-day fare applies.
7. For tours to take place in the evening time
slot (18:00 to 22:00), price will be provided upon
request.
8. Any extra hour tour negotiated directly with
the guide during a tour will be added to the tour
balance at the cost of 75,00 Euro per hour.
9. All devised services are subject to a definitive
check once the tour is confirmed.
Cancellations
10. No charge for tours cancelled prior to 72
hours. Between 72 and 48 hours, the penalty is
50% of the fare, after 48 hours it’s 100%.
11. Changes in tour scheduling equal to
cancellations.
12. Earlier end of a tour equals to a cancellation
of the duration deleted.
13. No refund for services and tickets booked or
purchased after the tour confirmation even if the
tour is rescheduled or cancelled.
Credits
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pag 14 - Longhorndave, Horseback Ride up Los Cerros: Estancia Dos Lunas, 5.01.2008 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 15 - 1. Anya1986, Forest Trail Riders, 07.05.2006 via Flickr, Creative Commons License / 3. Eutrophication&hypoxi a, Orbetello Lagoon, Italy, 11.05.2011 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 18 - Henrik Moltke, Me happy to be standing, 03.10.2008 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 19 - 1. Tagon, Kite Surf, 15.12.2007 / 2. Derek Keats, Diving at Elphinstone, Red Sea, Egypt #SCUBA, 31.08.2011 / 3. Vassilis, Fisherman at sunset - Edipsos Port, 03.08.2010 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 20 - Andrew Hurley, Port Noo Sunset, 11.10.2009 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 23 - Valeriano Della Longa, Vigneto & casale at dusk, 15.11.2007 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 36 - Valerio Ianna, Pitigliano, 17.08.2007 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 38 - 1. Michela Simoncini, Pitigliano, 26.09.2010 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 39 - 1. Riccardo08, 25.04.2010 / 2. Around Tuscany, Saturnia, Maremma, Tuscany, 01.01.1980 via Flickr Creative Commons License
pag 40 - Niky81, Montalcino, 12.12.2010 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 41 - 1. Giovanni Pracucci, Campagna Montalcino (Toscana), 05.08.2005 via Flickr Creative Commons License
pag 42 - Ivan Blaser, Florence - night, 18.10.2009 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 44 - 1. Stevehdc, Sunset over Florence, 12.10.2008 / 2. Lars Magne Sunnan, Firenze fra taket, 08.07.2009 / 4. Janus Kinase, Palio di Siena - Assunta 201, 15.08.2011, via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 47 - Artur Staszewski, Portofino, 05.2011, via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 49 - 1. Justinknabb, Portofino, 29.10.2010, via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 50 - Sneakerdog, Positano, 29.03.2012, via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 51 - 1. Phault, Positano, 09.2005 / 2. Stefano Costantini, Tarquinia Monterozzi Necropolis, via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 62 - Boss Tweed, Rome at night, 20.08.2008, via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 63 - 3. Myrabella, Piazza Navona Rome, 05.08.2009, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
pag 64 - 2. Nickel Chromo, St. Peter square (Vatican), 09.07.2007 / 3. Caravaggio, Boy with a Basket of Fruit, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
pag 65 - 1. Alessio Damato, Galleria borghese facade, 07.2007 / 2. Oliver-Bonjoch, Ostia antica Theatre, 10.04.2007 / 3. Tango7174, Hadrian’s Villa, Tivoli, Lazio, Italy, 29.09.2010, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
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pag 68 - 1. Ho visto nina volare, Roma 2010, 16.09.2010 /2. Michael, 27.08.2010 via Flickr, Creative Commons License
pag 69 - Myrabella, Palais Farnese, 02.08.2009, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
pag 70 - 1. Alignement de tombes a dado de la nécropole de Banditaccia, Mes photographie d’Italie, 20.07.2010/ 2. PD-Art-YorckProject, Etruskischer Meister, ca. 480 a.C / 3. Lalupa, Ninfeo a Roma, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
pag 72 - Blackcat, Castello Orsini-Odescalchi di Bracciano (Roma), 8.12.2012, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
pag 73 - Computerjoe, A stitched panorama of Lago di Bracciano from Castello Orsini-Odescalchi, 15.08.2009, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
pag 74 - G.Hagedorn, Sutri Amphitheatre from above 04.07.2009, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
pag 75 - 1. Stefano Costantini, Sutri Mithraeum, 01.05.2011 / 3. Gabriele Delhey, Sutri, Etruscan necropolis, 02.04.2007, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
pag 76 - Croberto68, Palazzo Farnese a Caprarola, via Wikipedia, Creative Commons License
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