Explore the Beauty of Italy in 7 Days!

1. Day 1: Rome
   Arrive in Rome and explore this ancient city. Visit the Colosseum and the Pantheon to get a glimpse into its historical significance.
   Time and Distance Estimate: Full day (6.4 km)
2. Day 2: Florence
   Admire the Renaissance art and architecture in Florence. Visit the Uffizi Gallery and the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Il Duomo).
   Time and Distance Estimate: 2.5 hours from Rome (274 km)
3. Day 3: Cinque Terre
   Marvel at the stunning views of the Italian Riviera's coastline in the picturesque villages of Cinque Terre. Take a hike on the famous Vernazza Trail and snap some pictures.
   Time and Distance Estimate: 3.5 hours from Florence (208 km)
4. Day 4: Milan
   Visit the fashion capital of the world and see the majestic Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie to admire Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting, "The Last Supper."
   Time and Distance Estimate: 3 hours from Cinque Terre (253 km)
5. Day 5: Venice
   Take a gondola ride through Venice's canals and visit the Rialto Bridge and the St. Mark's Basilica, two of its most famous landmarks.
   Time and Distance Estimate: 3.5 hours from Milan (270 km)
6. Day 6: Rome
   Stroll through the city's historic streets and visit the Vatican Museums for a glimpse into the world's most significant art collections.
   Time and Distance Estimate: 4 hours from Venice (526 km)
7. Day 7: Rome
   Say goodbye to Rome and bring back unforgettable memories!
   Time and Distance Estimate: None

Time and Costs Estimates

• Colosseum (2 hours, €16)
• Pantheon (1 hour, Free)
• Uffizi Gallery (2-3 hours, €20)
• Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Il Duomo) (1.5 hours, €18)
• Vernazza Trail (5 hours, Free)
• Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie (1 hour, €12)
• Rialto Bridge (1 hour, Free)
• St. Mark's Basilica (1 hour, €6)
• Vatican Museums (3 hours, €17)
• Total Estimated Costs: €89 per person

Useful Tips

If you have more time, add a day trip to Pompeii from Rome or visit the picturesque Tuscan countryside from Florence. If you have less time, consider skipping Milan and Venice and spending more time in Rome and Florence.