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Experience Gods & Emperors with your students! Study ancient Greece through the Acropolis and Parthenon in Athens. Tour mythical Delphi and the fabled monasteries of Meteora. Touch down in Corfu and the Brindisi seaport on your way to Pompeii. Finish with Rome’s most iconic sites—the Colosseum, the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter’s Basilica, and more.
- Meet your tour director and check into hotel:
- Athens guided sightseeing tour: Acropolis visit, Parthenon, Syntagma Square, Agora, Theatre of Dionysus
- Acropolis Museum visit: Experience an up close look at the history, art and culture of ancient Greece from the foot of the Acropolis. Walk through this magnificent museum to see examples of Greek art and culture from the Archaic period all the way through the 7th century AD. Learn more about the world famous Acropolis, the Parthenon and the history that surrounds them.
- LEAP Mousaka & Sousta:
Join hands for traditional Greek line dancing. Next, head to the taverna and live like a local. Enjoy Greek culture, cuisine—and a show!
- Travel to Delphi:
- Delphi site & museum guided visit: Join a local guide at the Temple of Zeus and the Sanctuary of Apollo at mystical Delphi, the most important religious site in ancient Greece.
- Travel to Meteora:
- Meteora guided sightseeing tour:
- Meteora monastery visit:
- Travel to Corfu via ferry:
- Add on: Butrint excursion: Take a short ferry ride to Albania and discover Butrint. Explore this ancient city, once home to Greeks, Romans, Byzantines and Venetians. Uncover the incredible archaeological ruins which provide evidence of all the cultures that once occupied this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Corfu guided sightseeing tour:
- Achilleon Palace visit:
- Overnight ferry to Brindisi:
- Travel to Sorrento via Alberobello:
- Pompeii guided visit: Pompeii is a vast archaeological site located in southern Italy’s Campania region. Once a thriving and sophisticated Roman city, Pompeii was buried in meters of ash and pumice after the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. Near the coast of the Bay of Naples, the well-preserved site features excavated ruins that visitors can freely explore.
- Capri excursion: Cross the Bay of Naples to the island of Capri, summer home of the Roman Emperor Tiberius.
- LEAP Cucina Napoletana!:
Prepare traditional Neapolitan foods with direction from local chefs. Feast on your delicious creation with your group.
- Travel to Rome:
- Rome guided sightseeing tour: Colosseum visit with Whisper headset, Arch of Constantine, Forum Romanum visit
- LEAP Clash of the Classics!:
Represent a notable figure from ancient history. Debate with your peers to decide who had the greatest influence on today’s world.
- Vatican City guided walking sightseeing tour with Whisper headsets: Tour St. Peter’s Basilica with a licensed local guide and whisper headset so you don't miss a word. Outside the church, four rows of columns radiate out like welcoming arms; inside, the church seems enormous enough to embrace the entire world. The dome, partially designed by Michelangelo, rises 452 feet above the ground. Michelangelo’s mark is everywhere here, from the costumes worn by the Swiss Guards to his exquisite “Pietà” sculpture (the only sculpture he ever signed) to the amazing frescoes of the Sistine Chapel. Because he considered himself a sculptor and not a painter, Michelangelo hated working on these paintings, now considered masterpieces.
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