Giovanni Rotondo

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Explore Rome by golf cart and take in top attractions in style on this private tour. Please keep in mind we could visit any of those sites listed on the tour info section, but we could not visit them all on a 3 hour tour. Please refer to this list as sites we could visit. As the tour starts your guide will enquire with you about the sites you'd like to visit on the day and we will do our best to have as many of them on your tour. Roll through the pretty streets by golf cart as a private guide brings Rome’s rich history to life. Along the way, take in famous landmarks and hidden gems such as the Trevi Fountain and the basilicas of Santo Stefano Rotondo and Santi Giovanni e Paolo. Spin through bustling squares like Piazza Barberini and Piazza Colonna, and admire panoramic city views from Aventine Hill or Caelian Hill — two of the city’s famous vantage points.

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Discover the ancient treasures hidden below St. Clement’s Basilica that are overlooked by most visitors to Rome. Follow your guide three levels down to explore ancient pagan temples, the 1st-century home of St. Clement, and a 4th-century basilica with original frescoes—as well as an underground river. End with a tour of the 12th-century basilica above ground, known for its spectacular mosaics. Delve into a hidden underground world of pagan and early Christian ruins A guide to explain the layers of history beneath St. Clement’s Basilica Time to explore the basilica above ground, including its famed mosaics A small-group tour for a more intimate experience and personal attention

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San Giovanni Rotondo is famous all over the world as the native city of St. Pio (known as Padre Pio) of Pietrelcina, and as the city where the venerated monk worked his miracles. Pio was beatified in 2002. In the Capuchin Monastery Padre Pio received the stigmata in 1918, and there where all those supernatural events that led to his sainthood and canonization took place as well. Visiting this Monastery and viewing the chambers where St. Pio conducted his life means jumping into a context of spirituality and mysticism; it is a destination that the devout and tourists alike should make every effort to visit.

Rated 4.5 Stars, based on 24 Reviews.

The tour itinerary will unite the most significant places: the "ancient" church, the "new" church, both dedicated to Santa Maria delle Grazie, the Monastery and the new sanctuary. The ancient church of the mid-1500s has a very simple façade and inside it is composed of a single baroque style nave. At a second entrance to the convent is the cell of Padre Pio and the crypt where the body of Padre Pio was housed before being transferred to the nearby sanctuary. The visit continues with the "new" church, built for the explicit desire of Padre Pio, with the intention of being able to accommodate in an appropriate manner the considerable flow of thousands of pilgrims that flowed ever more numerous to San Giovanni Rotondo. The tour ends at the Sanctuary, designed by architect Renzo Piano, one of the largest churches in Italy, capable of holding up to 7,000 people.

Rated 5 Stars, based on 7 Reviews.

Pay your respects and learn some fascinating history during this private 10-hour trip from Sorrento, Salerno, or Naples to the town of San Giovanni Rotondo in Puglia, where the Shrine of Padre Pio is located. You will visit the Convent with Cell of Padre Pio, the Crucifix, the old Crypt where he was buried until 2004, the Church of St Mary Delle Grazie and at the end the New Church opened in 2008 and dedicated to Him. The New Church was designed by the famous architect Renzo Piano and is built on two levels: the ground floor is the real Church, the lower floor is a smaller Church decorated with beautiful mosaics and inside the Altar in a glass coffin rest the remain of Padre Pio.

Follow the footsteps of Saint Padre Pio to the Puglian town of San Giovanni Rotondo on a 2-night independent trip from Rome! The pretty town is one of Italy’s most sacred Catholic pilgrimage sites, home to a shrine dedicated to the Padre Pio – a humble Capuchin monk with miraculous healing powers. With 3- or 4-star hotel accommodation, round-trip train tickets from Rome to Foggia plus private transfers to San Giovanni Rotondo included, this trip allows you to learn all about the much-loved Italian saint at your own pace.

Begin your exclusive journey with a convenient pick-up in Olbia and explore the stunning Costa Smeralda. This tour takes you through breathtaking landscapes, charming villages, and iconic locations, all in a relaxed atmosphere. Marvel at the spectacular views of Sardinia's northeastern coast from the Belvedere and visit Porto Cervo, the elegant and luxurious heart of the Costa Smeralda, featuring exclusive boutiques and refined cafés. Continue to Baja Sardinia, a slice of paradise with white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, perfect for unwinding. End your tour with a visit to the picturesque village of San Pantaleo, renowned for its cobbled streets and vibrant local market. An experience that combines natural beauty, culture, and luxury. Book today to enjoy the Costa Smeralda in an exclusive, unhurried way, and immerse yourself in an unforgettable journey.

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This city is one of Sardinia's most beautiful medieval cities, seafront Alghero is the main resort in the northwest. This part of Sardinia, also called the Riviera Del Corallo, attract every year thousand of tourist because it has his own character, different story and tradition from other part of Sardinia. Here you'll be able to visit: – Alghero the Catalan Town, also called the "Little Barceloneta"! – Bastions, Cathedrals and Spanish History – Boutiques of "The Red Gold", the Corals of Alghero – History, Panorama & Shopping Area – Capo Caccia Cliffs – Driving along Capo Caccia National Park – Facoltative Visit if Neptuno's Grottos, one of the Largest of Italy! (Facoltative Neptuno's Grotto entrance € 14pp extra, However , if you would like to visit the Grotto's, you've to request in ADVANCE!) – Enchanting view from the "Scala del Cabirol" Tour start from Olbia , pick up available also from the surrounding areas

You cannot leave the Island of Sardinia without visiting La Maddalena! One of the Most Enchanting Island of Mediterranean Sea! A great mix of History, Panorama and RelaIx! This tour by Minivan is one of the "Top Things to Visit In Sardinia – Italy! This is a different way to explore and get in touch with the local people. This shore excursion start from Olbia to La Maddalena, pick up also available also from surrounding areas.

San Giovanni Rotondo is famous all over the world as the native city of St. Pio (known as Padre Pio) of Pietrelcina, and as the city where the venerated monk worked his miracles. Pio was beatified in 2002.In the Capuchin Monastery Padre Pio received the stigmata in 1918, and there where all those supernatural events that led to his sainthood and canonization took place as well. It is a destination that the devout and tourists alike should make every effort to visit. The Church’s crypt also hosted, up until a few years ago, the tomb of St. Pio. The Sanctuary of the Archangel Michael, or San Michele, in the grotto dates from the 5th – 6th centuries and is the site where devotion to the Archangel Michael began. The original grotto of San Michele is said to have been consecrated by the archangel and is the only church not consecrated by human hands.

Set off from Rome on a spiritual journey to San Giovanni Rotondo, the city that houses the Shrine of Padre Pio. You will be picked up at your hotel or apartment in Rome and travel in a comfortable air-conditioned minivan, accompanied by your tour assistant, to the heart of Puglia. Upon arrival you will begin your visit to the Shrine of Padre Pio, one of the most important places of pilgrimage in the Catholic world. Explore the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie where Padre Pio lived and served for many years. Admire his memories and relics, including the saint's incorruptible body. Then visit the new Church of San Pio da Pietrelcina, designed by the famous architect Renzo Piano, which houses the crypt where the remains of Padre Pio rest. Take time to pray and reflect in this sacred place. After the visit you will have free time to have lunch and return to Rome having lived a unique spiritual and cultural experience.

San Giovanni Rotondo is the core of the spiritual soul of the Gargano, an important destination for devotional practices and religious pilgrimages.

San Giovanni Rotondo is famous all over the world as the native city of St. Pio (known as Padre Pio) of Pietrelcina, and as the city where the venerated monk worked his miracles. Pius was beatified in 2002.In the Capuchin Monastery Padre Pio received the stigmata in 1918, and there where all those supernatural events that led to his sainthood and canonization took place as well. Visiting this Monastery and viewing the chambers where St. Pio conducted his life means jumping into a context of spirituality and mysticism; it is a destination that the devout and tourists alike should make every effort to visit.

This is another part of Sardinia. Just few km away from Olbia you'll discover something completely different then just beaches. The "Costa Smeralda" is only few steps away but here looks like that the time stopped moving long time ago! Learn all the traditions and culture of the local, this is an authentic part of Sardinia, the "Mistery of Femina Accabadora", Archeo Site Nuraghe and also the peaceful and relaxed life of the people living in Tempio Pausania. Have an ice cream or an aperitif with a local Vermentino white wine, Nebiolo or Moscato Wine like a local! At the end of the tour you can choose if to return to your Hotel or stop in a easy going place and eat typical Sardinian Pastas and other products. (lunch not included). Tour start from Olbia to Tempio Pausania, Luras, & Gallura County

This private tour from Rome to San Giovanni Rotondo offers a personalized journey into the life and legacy of Padre Pio. With a private guide and a comfortable, climate-controlled vehicle, you’ll travel in style while enjoying scenic views of the Italian countryside. Upon arrival, visit the most important sites tied to Padre Pio’s history, starting with the Santuario di Padre Pio, where you will pay respects at his tomb and explore the modern basilica. Next, visit the historic Convento Santa Maria delle Grazie, where Padre Pio lived, prayed, and performed miracles, followed by the Musei Ricordi di Padre Pio, which houses his personal belongings. The tour also includes a walk along the Via Crucis Monumentale, allowing for a meaningful reflection on the Stations of the Cross. This full-day tour provides a comprehensive and intimate experience, perfect for those seeking a deeper connection to Padre Pio’s spiritual journey.

The journey to Puglia takes us to this town in the province of Foggia, which receives 6 million visitors every year. All thanks to the figure of St. Pius, who lived and did good works here. Beloved and controversial figure, he is undoubtedly the great protagonist of the history of Catholicism of the last century. A reputation that lasts for decades, if not centuries, to come. He thanks a small town in the Gargano, which saw its tourism explode thanks to the portentous presence of this man. In San Giovanni Rotondo, Padre Pio spent almost all his life, and he did the works there. The faithful look to miracles, but even those who do not believe cannot deny the influence that the humble Capuchin friar has had on the masses. A great personality. Whether you are believers or not, the cult of San Pio can be an excuse to visit a delightful village in the country, those that can only be admired if you opt for holidays in Italy.

San Giovanni Rotondo is famous all over the world as the native city of St. Pio (known as Padre Pio) of Pietrelcina, and as the city where the venerated monk worked his miracles. Pio was beatified in 2002.In the Capuchin Monastery Padre Pio received the stigmata in 1918, and there where all those supernatural events that led to his sainthood and canonization took place as well. Visiting this Monastery and viewing the chambers where St. Pio conducted his life means jumping into a context of spirituality and mysticism; it is a destination that the devout and tourists alike should make every effort to visit. The Church’s crypt also hosted, up until a few years ago, the tomb of St. Pio. Next to the Monastery rises the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. This profound mixture of historic, religious and architectonic elements render the Sanctuaries of Padre Pio an indubitable point of interest for all, including those who are not particularly devout, or who may not profess any faith at all.

Castelsardo is a medieval fortress surrounded by nature and steeped in history, religious traditions and ancient crafts. It sits perched on promontory in Anglona, in the center of the Asinara Gulf in north-western Sardinia. It was already an impenetrable centuries-old fortress protected by thick walls and 17 towers, until the advent of modern weaponry. The original nucleus of Castelsardo grew up around the castle of the Dorias, which tradition dates to 1102,

Take the worry out of your departure to Bari Airport and pre-book a private transfer to suit your group size (up to 8 people). Avoid the long lines for taxis at the hotel, and travel in the comfort of a Premium car or minivan.

On the East coast of Italy lies one of the most popular pilgrimage destinations in Italy. It attracts visitors from around the world. He was to spend the rest of his life here and was known for his many mystical experiences and spiritual gifts. It was said that he could read souls–if you went to confession to him and left something out he would not hesitate to remind you. And his confessions were highly popular, with long hours devoted to the Sacrament. You can still see his confessional when you visit his shrine today.Other gifts that he received were prophecy, bilocation, odor of sanctity and miraculous healings. It was said that he predicted that Karol Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II) would one day become Pope.But he is perhaps best known for having received the Stigmata (the wounds of Christ). He was pierced with the 5 wounds of Christ while praying before a crucifix.