Two Italian cities for a split programme: Rome for the plenary, Venice for the dinner that guests remember.
In Rome, walk and use a few metro stops. In Venice, a vaporetto pass beats water taxis. Pack light — bridges are real.
Rome ballrooms, Trastevere dinners, San Marco-adjacent halls, a quiet neighbourhood room away from the main squares.
A banquet hall with foyer, cloak, and a kitchen that plates for 180.
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Four nights Rome and three Venice is a comfortable split. Add Florence only if you have another four days.