These itineraries give you a starting point for planning your Italy trip, highlighting reliable routes and featuring some of our favourite places to stay. Use them for ideas, as each trip is individually designed for you with many more options available.
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Italy’s wealthiest city, Milan is high-tech, fast-paced, and very cosmopolitan. It is the capital of the Lombardy region and stretches from sparkling Lake Como to the majestic Alps.
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Venice, the City of Canals defies reason as it floats above the lagoon on ancient stilts. The streets are made of water and the Grand Canal is its Main Street. Read More ...
Genoa is Italy's largest seaport and capital of Liguria, a region that stretches from the French border to the edge of Tuscany. Read More ...
The magnificence of Rome, the Eternal City, can be experienced through its art and architecture, food and fashion, and diverse neighborhoods.
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Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance, is a living museum tucked into the rolling Tuscan hills.
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The Amalfi Coast is one of the world’s most spectacular drives. Sun-bleached towns cling to craggy cliffs along a winding 50-kilometre stretch of coastline an hour south of Naples.
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The expansive region of Liguria stretches from the French border to the edge of Tuscany. Its eastern half, known as the Italian Riviera, includes Portofino, the Cinque Terre, and La Spezia. Read More ...
The Dolomites, Italy’s dramatic limestone crown with its distinct and jagged peaks, offer some of the best Alpine experiences in Europe. Read More ...
Italy's stunning Lake District (Italian: Grandi laghi prealpini) has long inspired artists, writers, and the rich and famous with its sleepy hillside villages, glacial turquoise water, and dramatic alpine landscapes. Read More ...
Umbria, referred to as “the heart of Italy" is known for its velvety green hills, medieval towns, and rich history. Its dreamy landscapes, dotted with ancient towers and vineyards, evoke a sense of timelessness. Read More ...
The enchanting region of Campania unfurls from its bustling capital, Naples, along dramatic coastlines, into the picturesque countryside and out to the stunning volcanic islands of Capri and Ischia. Read More ...
Sicily, just off the southwestern tip of Italy, is the largest island in the Mediterranean. Travelers are drawn to its rich history, sandy coves, and dramatic landscapes, including Mount Etna, the world’s most active volcano. Read More ...
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