A Renaissance of Wonder Through Italy for Wild + Free Mothers

April 5-15, 2027

Imagine wandering the ancient streets of Rome, standing beneath the breathtaking Sistine Chapel, and watching the sun set over the rolling hills of Tuscany. This 10-day journey is an invitation to immerse yourself in beauty, history, and wonder with Ainsley Arment and Wild + Free mothers. 

We’ll explore ancient ruins, magnificent cathedrals, artistic masterpieces, medieval towns, and unforgettable landscapes of the Italian countryside. We’ll savor handmade pasta, fresh pecorino, bustling markets, outdoor dinners, and five beautiful nights in our own villa in the heart of Tuscany. 

This is an opportunity to slow down, fill your soul with inspiration, deepen friendships with kindred spirits, and experience the art of living beautifully.  If your heart longs for beauty, connection, inspiration, and adventure, this pilgrimage is for you. Join us, and let Italy awaken your sense of wonder.

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The Colosseum

See Rome’s Colosseum and underground Catacombs, with their winding tunnels and centuries-old frescoes

Historic Center

Explore Rome’s historic center, from the Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps to the ancient Pantheon and Piazza Navona

St. Peter's Basilica

Tour St. Peter’s Basilica, marvel at its soaring dome and magnificent architecture, and experience Michelangelo’s celebrated Pietà.

Vatican Museums

Experience the Vatican Museums and magnificent Raphael Rooms. Stand beneath Michelangelo’s legendary Sistine Chapel ceiling

Villa d’Este

Visit Tivoli’s Villa d’Este, a magnificent Renaissance estate filled with fountains, lush gardens, and beautiful terraces.

San Gimignano

Enjoy the Tuscan town of San Gimignano, famous for its 14 remaining medieval towers and beautiful stone piazzas

Tuscan Villa

Enjoy a Tuscan villa for five nights in the countryside, and immerse yourself in Tuscany’s postcard-perfect landscape

Works of Art

See Florence from Piazzale Michelangelo, then visit the Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo’s David