Costs for Italy Trip

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$1200 Paid Individually 
AIRFARE -  
Arrive Rome - Apr 1 
(Sarah - Depart Rome Apr 9)
Depart from Venice - April 16th  


$393 Paid Oct 15   

           $209   Half Rome Lodging
           $  96   Half Florence Lodging
           $102   Half Venice Lodging
          (still owe $14)

$415 Paid Feb 28   (Sarah final payment)

          $209   Half Rome Lodging
              17   Vatican Crypts Tour
              38   Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel Tour
              70   Colosseum -Palatine Hill-Forum (Gladiator Entry) Tour
              70   Hi speed trains  Rome-Pisa, luggage storage fee, Pisa-Florence, Florence to Venice
           (overpaid $9)


$418 Final Payment Due March 24 - Cheryl ($508) and Stacie ($453)

          $  96  Half Florence Lodging
            102  Half Venice Lodging
              30  Pisa - Miracles Pass with Timed Entry for Leaning Tower Climb
              36  Florence - Pass: Dome, Bell Tower, Baptistery, Museum, Santa Reparata
              26  Florence - Accadamia Skip the Line Timed Admission with Host
              48  Florence - Uffizi Skip the Line Timed Admission, Pitti Palace, Boboli Gardens
              17  Florence - Tourist Tax 
              45  Venice - Museum Pass  (Cheryl: buying 3 total for Cheryl, Zachary and Flavia)
              13  Venice - Tourist Tax 
                5  Leftover due:  owed from 1st under payment
   
              35  Stacie only - Doge's Palace Secret Itinerary and Florence Walking Tour
What this pays for:  

  •  Lodging Rome  ($418 per person) Listing for the Apartment 
  •  Lodging Florence  ($192 per person)  Apartment in Florence     
  •  Lodging Venice  ($204 per person)  Apartment in Venice
  •  Rome Tours:
    • Colosseum -Palatine Hill-Forum (Gladiator Entry) tour
    • Vatican Crypts Tour
    • Vatican Museums Tour
    • Sistine Chapel Tour
  • Trains:
    • Rome to Pisa
    • Pisa to Florence
    • Florence to Venice
  • Pisa Luggage Storage for 1 day
  • Pisa Pass:  Admissions for
    • Duomo
    • Baptistery
    • Monumental Cemetery
    • Leaning Tower - skip the line timed entry to climb to top
  • Florence and Venice  4 Euro per night per person tourist tax
  • Florence:  Admission for
    • Accademia Gallery
    • Uffizi Gallery
    • Brunelleschi Dome Climb
    • Duomo Museum
    • Pitti Palace
    • Boboli Gardens
  • Venice Pass:  Admissions for
    • Doge's Palace
    • Correr Museum
    • Archaeological Museum
    • Marciana Library and Monumental Rooms
    • Ca ' Rezzonico
    • Mocenigo Palace Museum
    • Casa Goldoni
    • Ca 'Pesaro
    • Murano Glass Museum
    • Burano Lace Museum
    • Museum of Natural History
    • Fortuny Palace


                                                  

                                        


                                 


                                 

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