You'll start your journey in Rome, the capital city of Italy, home to numerous landmarks, museums, and attractions. Begin by visiting the Colosseum, Ancient Rome's amphitheatre, and one of Italy's most recognized symbols. After that, move on to Rome's other iconic sites, including the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and the Vatican Museums.
After early breakfast, take a train to Florence, known for its art, culture, and architecture. Start off by visiting Uffizi Gallery, home to countless masterpieces of Renaissance art. Then, move on to one of Florence's other treasures- Ponte Vecchio, a picturesque bridge full of charming shops, cafes, and jewelry stores. Finish the day with a visit to the magnificent Florence Cathedral.
Today you will visit one of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy, the picturesque Cinque Terre – a string of five towns perched on seaside cliffs on the Italian Riviera. You can spend the day hiking, enjoying the beach or indulging in the delicious food and wine offerings of the region.
Take a train to Venice, one of the world's most unique and enchanting cities. Marvel at the beauty of St. Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace and the Rialto Bridge. Take a gondola ride to explore the narrower canals and hidden corners of Venice.
Today you will visit Verona, a city famous as the setting of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Visit Verona Arena, Juliet's balcony and the famous Piazza Bra. Enjoy some delicious food in one of many street-side cafes or restaurants in the city.
Take a flight to Naples and then drive to the Amalfi Coast, known for its stunning vistas, colorful houses, delicious cuisine, and luxurious resorts. Take a stroll along the picturesque town of Positano or Sorrento, indulge in locally produced mozzarella cheese or limoncello, and savor the beauty and tranquility of the Mediterranean.
Spend your last day in Naples, known as the birthplace of authentic Neapolitan pizza. Visit Piazza del Plebiscito, the Royal Palace of Naples or the city's many museums. Round off your trip with some of the best street foods and pastries in Italy.
Italian trains are efficient, safe, and run frequently. When in cities, walking is a great way to explore. Taxis are also quite affordable. If renting a car, remember to pay attention to detailed signs and avoid driving in the city centers unless necessary.
If you have more time, consider a visit to Pompeii, a well-preserved Roman ruin with layers of archaeological history. For those with less time, skip Cinque Terre to make time for a more leisurely pace in other cities. Keep in mind that most popular sites require advanced booking, either via the official website or tour company. Spend time before departure to plan out your trip to avoid unexpected fees and long wait times.
Naples International Airport (NAP), also known as Capodichino Airport, is the main airport in the region, located 3.2 miles from Naples city center.