Kick-start your Italian adventure in the beautiful town of Como, situated on the shimmering Lake Como. Stroll along the waterfront and indulge in some authentic Italian cuisine. Don’t miss a visit to Como Cathedral, a stunning church with Gothic and Renaissance architectural styles.
Get ready for some high-end fashion, delicious food, and beautiful art in Milan. Spend your first day shopping at the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and exploring the beautiful architecture of the city. On day two, make sure to visit the world-famous painting ‘The Last Supper’ by Leonardo da Vinci at Santa Maria delle Grazie church.
Get lost in the winding alleys and canals of Venice. Visit St. Marks Basilica and Palazzo Ducale, and take a gondola ride in the iconic Grand Canal. On Day five, visit the island of Murano to witness the beautiful glass-making craft.
Explore one of the most beautiful cities in Italy, Florence. Discover the famous statue of David at the Academia Gallery, stroll across the Ponte Vecchio, and visit the breathtaking Florence Cathedral.
For the next two days, explore the historic city of Rome. Visit the Colosseum and other iconic landmarks including Vatican City, The Trevi Fountain, and The Pantheon. Make sure to indulge in some authentic pizza, pasta and gelato in your spare time.
Spend a leisurely day exploring the breathtaking and picturesque Amalfi Coast. Visit the beautiful town of Positano and enjoy the stunning views from the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
On your final full day, visit the iconic Cinque Terre villages to experience the breathtaking scenery of the Italian Riviera. Hike along the coastline, visit the picturesque harbour of Vernazza, and indulge in the local seafood cuisine.
Take a morning flight out of the nearest airport back home and reminisce about your incredible trip exploring the best of Italy.
Travellers can get around Italy via trains and buses which are convenient, affordable, and reliable. The estimated transportation cost for the entire trip is around €220, and the total travel time will take approximately 16-18 hours.
If you have more time, consider visiting Tuscany, which is about halfway between Florence and Rome, and is home to some of the most beautiful countryside landscapes in Italy. If you have less time, skip the Amalfi Coast and Cinque Terre and focus more on the main cities of Florence, Rome, and Venice.
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