Monograms Tour: Rome, Florence & Venice
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Hi Dayle,
Monograms is a non-escorted independant trip, so it's not a typical tour. But since it's a package, the air, hotels, and train are included. My husband and I chose this for its convenience, and have never been to Italy before. I have used Globus tours before, but don't have any experience with Monograms or know of anyone who has has, so was hoping someone here would be able to provide some insight. Thanks!
Monograms is a non-escorted independant trip, so it's not a typical tour. But since it's a package, the air, hotels, and train are included. My husband and I chose this for its convenience, and have never been to Italy before. I have used Globus tours before, but don't have any experience with Monograms or know of anyone who has has, so was hoping someone here would be able to provide some insight. Thanks!
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As MFNYC said, the key to these inexpensive packages is usually hotel location. I've checked all three and think you could do better location-wise.
Rome: Hotel Claridge is located northeast of Villa Borghese in a residential district, at least one kilometer from the center.
Florence: Jolly Hotel is located according 1.5 miles from all the central sights.
Venice: Carlton Grand Canal is located directly opposite the train station on the busiest, noisiest part of the Grand Canal.
You have to decide how you feel about these locations. Go to tripadvisor.com for hotel reviews.
Rome: Hotel Claridge is located northeast of Villa Borghese in a residential district, at least one kilometer from the center.
Florence: Jolly Hotel is located according 1.5 miles from all the central sights.
Venice: Carlton Grand Canal is located directly opposite the train station on the busiest, noisiest part of the Grand Canal.
You have to decide how you feel about these locations. Go to tripadvisor.com for hotel reviews.




