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Universally adored, Italy is food, is weather, is history. There’s always something different to fall head over heels for in the boot-shaped nation. Travel packages to Italy tend to start in the historic cities— Rome , Florence , Venice or Milan —where elegant design, Roman architecture, and sophisticated hotels reign supreme. From there, Italy family vacation packages could wander to the pretty Puglian beaches or into the rolling Tuscan countryside. Alternatively, you could cruise the Amalfi Coast or explore Venice’s canals by gondola on a quintessential romantic Italy vacation package . Wherever you head, it’s guaranteed to be bellissimo!

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Running from the Alps to the central Mediterranean Sea, Italy has had a huge influence on the world’s cuisine and culture.

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Here, there are 248,927 hotels starting at $144 a night however, you’re likely to save loads if you bundle your hotel and flight bookings via Expedia. One of the best ways to save is with Italy Vacation Packages. You can also add other bookings, including experiences and car rental. If you’ll be ambling around some of Italy’s architectural masterpieces, such as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, why not add a tour with a local expert to your hotel and flight package?

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Day 1-2: Most travelers arrive here via Rome–Fiumicino International Airport "Leonardo da Vinci." Once you’ve dropped your bags at your hotel, head to some of Rome’s most famous attractions, including St. Peter's Basilica, the Colosseum and the Trevi Fountain.

Day 3-4: Next, book a rental car and drive northwest for about 3 hours to reach Tuscany. This region is famous for Renaissance art and architecture and its picturesque landscapes.

Day 5-7: Don’t leave home without stopping by Milan, Italy’s financial center. Here you’ll discover a thriving atmosphere and some of the world’s most famous artworks, including The Last Supper , a late 15th-century mural painting by Leonardo da Vinci.

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Relax along the shore with Amalfi Coast vacation packages

The Amalfi Coast is one of the most popular destinations to visit in all of Italy when you're looking for a relaxing beachfront vacation. This coast is home to several welcoming towns and numerous beaches that let you partake in water sports like boating, water skiing, swimming, scuba diving, and snorkeling. Plus, the wine in this region is some of the best, so don't hesitate to try it for yourself.

Embrace natural beauty with Capri Island vacation packages

On Capri Island, you'll find a seemingly endless array of things to do. Delicious cuisine is just the beginning, as it's also home to world-class shopping opportunities. The star of the show is the stunning natural beauty with sheer cliffs, towering mountains, vibrant trees, and the welcoming waters of the beach. In fact, the beauty alone is what makes this island so popular with the rich and famous.

Find lakefront fun with Lake Como vacation packages

Lake Como is a stunning destination for travelers who are looking to relax among scenic beauty. This lake offers plenty of time for fun with beaches that often come with beach clubs offering additional features. The lake is notably deep as well, with depths of up to 448 yards at its deepest point, making it one of the deepest in all of Europe.

Relax among color with a Positano vacation

The village of Positano is a laid-back community on the Amalfi Coast, where you'll find an array of color among its buildings. Aside from the unique styling, you can also enjoy world-class restaurants here that are often especially suited for couples, so keep this destination in mind when planning the ultimate romantic getaway. Of course, the beachfront is always welcoming too.

See the birthplace of Western culture with Rome vacation packages

Rome is the birthplace of the modern Republic and is filled with art, architecture, culture, and great shopping and dining . Here you can find the height of haute couture right next door to a gallery showcasing Renaissance Masters. You can see the Colosseum and Pantheon or the underground necropolis. Walk the Spanish Steps or visit the Vatican. Don't be surprised if you go home speaking a little Italian.

Find fun in the sun with Sicily vacation packages

When you visit Sicily, you can enjoy a wide variety of attractions including historic architecture and ruins alongside stunning beaches. The food and wine are state of the art as well, considering so many visitors are looking to live it up. You can even travel during the winter and enjoy skiing on Mount Etna, so there's something to do no matter what time of year you visit.

Enjoy the countryside with Tuscany vacation packages

Tuscany is one of the top destinations for travelers looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city. You'll find extensive grassland alongside high-end vineyards you can enjoy a tour and tasting from. Several towns and cities are located in the region as well, so you'll never be too far from all the conveniences you're accustomed to.

Explore the canals with Venice vacation packages

Venice is a popular and influential city where you can explore one of the most important cities in Italian history. Much of the city is built around canals, so you may find yourself traveling by gondola when you visit. Remember to bring plenty of socks and waterproof shoes if you can, as heavy rains can often cause many streets to be flooded.

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Rome is a city abundant in world-class water features, but none more stunning, or more famous, than the Trevi Fountain.

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Milan’s main square is surrounded by some of the most significant buildings in the city, including one of the world’s oldest shopping malls and the largest church in Italy.

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7 nights from $1,379*

Our #1 Bestseller and the perfect introduction to Italy! . Visit these fascinating cities starting in: Rome (the Eternal City, with its stunning architecture like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum and delicious food) after that, travel north to Florence (capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is home to many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture) and finally, to Venice (set on gorgeous canals, intimate Gondola rides will guide you past sumptuous palaces and under sculpted bridges). Travel between these cities by very convenient train rides which allow you an opportunity to observe the lovely country side. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight into Rome and out of Venice
• Hotel for 3 nights in Rome
• Train from Rome to Florence
• Hotel for 2 nights in Florence
• Train from Florence to Venice
• Hotel for 2 nights in Venice

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Charms of Italy (Venice - Florence - Rome - Sorrento)

8 nights from $1,899*

Take Italy into your own hands! , with this customizable package combining train transfers and a Rental Car. Start in Venice (sumptuous palaces and romantic waterways), after that, trains will take to Florence (an artists dream: Michelangelo`s David, Botticelli`s Birth of Venus, and Raphael`s La Velata) and Rome (Italy`s treasure with two millennia of artistic achievement). From here, catch your Rental Car and drive along Sorrento (situated on an expansive stretch of cliff, among lemon and olive groves with stunning vistas). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight into Venice and out of Naples
• Train from Venice to Florence
• Train from Florence to Rome
• Hotel for 2 nights in Rome
• Rental Car for 3 days
• Pick Up: Rome Downtown/Drop Off: Naples Airport
• Hotel for 2 nights in Sorrento

Driving Time Rome - Sorrento: 3 hrs. 50 mins. approx. Sorrento - Naples Airport: 1 hr. approx.

Rome - Cinque Terre - Florence - Venice by Train

9 nights from $1,519*

Experience Italy with this lovely vacation package, leading you through Rome (Italy's treasure with two millennia of artistic achievement) after that, Cinque Terre (five miles of rocky coast with five small villages overlooking the sea, in the midst of two capes with hundreds of miles of beautiful paths), next is Florence (Michelangelo's David, Botticelli's Birth of Venus, and Raphael's La Velata) and finally, Venice (set on gorgeous canals, intimate Gondola rides will guide you past sumptuous palaces and under sculpted bridges). Travel between these cities by very convenient train rides which allow you an opportunity to observe the lovely country side. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Train from Rome to La Spezia (Gateway to Cinque Terre)
• Hotel for 2 nights in Cinque Terre Area
• Train from La Spezia to Florence

From Venice to Rome via Tuscany plus Amalfi Coast

11 nights from $1,859*

Sample all that Italy has to offer from north to south, take your vacation into your own hands with the convenience of a rental car! Start off with a visit to beautiful Venice (charming canals, gorgeous palaces). Then pick up your car for a drive to Pisa (famous for its leaning Tower); continue to artistic Florence (home to the statue of David, and the famous Birth of Venus). Afterwards visit mystical Assisi , then drive down to charming Sorrento and finally visit Imperial Rome (the Vatican, centuries of artistic achievement). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight into Venice and out of Rome
• Rent a car for 7 days
• Hotel for 2 nights in Pisa
• Hotel for 1 night in Assisi

Rome - Siena - Florence - Venice by Train

8 nights from $1,449*

Combine glorious cities in Italy with this fun vacation!. Visit Rome (the Eternal City, with its stunning architecture like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum and delicious food) after that, travel to Siena (a region halted in time, representing a quaint medieval time with gothic palaces and altarpieces, tasty pastry shops) and next, to Florence (capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is home to many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture). Finally, visit Venice (set on gorgeous canals, intimate Gondola rides will guide you past sumptuous palaces and under sculpted bridges). Travel between each city by train. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Train from Rome to Siena
• Hotel for 1 night in Siena
• Train from Siena to Florence

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Rome - Florence - Southern Tuscany and Venice

11 nights from $1,889*

Enchanting landscapes, magical hilltop hamlets and vineyars in The Southern Tuscany, in addition to cities with rich history in Italy . Start in Rome (the Eternal City, with its stunning architecture like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum and delicious food), after that, catch a train to Florence (capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is home to many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture). From there, with a Rental Car, leap up to Southern Tuscany (boasting the most captivating countryside and vineyards that produce Tuscany's mightiest red wines in cities like: Montepulciano, San Gimignano, Pienza and Volterra ). Drive back to Florence to drop off the car and finisht this trip, travelling by train to Venice (set on gorgeous canals, intimate Gondola rides will guide you past sumptuous palaces and under sculpted bridges). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Rental Car for 4 nights
• Hotel for 3 nights in Southern Tuscany
• Hotel for 1 night in Florence

Driving Time Florence - Southern Tuscany: 1 hr./ 1 hr. 20 mins. approx. Southern Tuscany - Florence: 1 hr. /1 hr. 20 mins. approx.

Rome - Florence - Venice - Milan by Train

9 nights from $1,419*

One of our most popular vacation packages, offering an incredible introduction to Italy! . Discover Rome (the Eternal City, with its stunning architecture like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum and delicious food) after that, travel north to Florence ( capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is home to many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture), continue to Venice (set on gorgeous canals, intimate Gondola rides will guide you past sumptuous palaces and under sculpted bridges) and finish in Milan (one of the fashion and high-tech capitals of the world; known for the majestic Duomo Cathedral and the dazzling Vittorio Emanuele II shopping arcade). These destinations are connected by trains. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight into Rome and out of Milan
• Train from Venice to Milan
• Hotel for 2 nights in Milan

Venice - Florence - Rome and Amalfi

12 nights from $2,209*

Visit some highlights of Italy with a unique vacation package in Europe! Venice (unrivaled romance cruising the canals); take the train to the artistic treasures of Florence ( Michelangelo`s David, Botticelli`s Birth of Venus, and Raphael`s La Velata ); then Rome (Italy`s treasure with two millennia of artistic achievement) and finally drive down the impossible beauty of the Amalfi coast in a rental car. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Hotel for 3 nights in Venice
• ES High Speed Train Venice - Florence
• ES High Speed Train Florence - Rome
• Rent a car for 4 days
• Hotel for 3 nights in Amalfi
• Hotel for 1 night in Naples

Complete Amalfi (Naples - Amalfi - Sorrento - Capri)

10 nights from $2,419*

For those who want to experience the complete Amalfi in Italy ; but do not want to drive, this vacation is for you!. Visit Naples (a city full of charm in its narrow streets and ancient churches, and a vibrant nightlife), Amalfi (rich history, splendid coasts and a love of incredible food), Sorrento (engulfed in Lemon and olive groves, perched on a cliff with a lively seafront promenade) and Capri (its postcard worthy vistas have seen the island change hands several times, belonging at one time or other to nearly every major empire in Europe, finally restored to Italy). Enjoy private transfers between these destinations. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight into and out of Naples
• Hotel for 2 nights in Naples
• Transfer from Hotel in Naples to Hotel in Amalfi
• Hotel for 2 nights in Amalfi
• Transfer from Hotel in Amalfi to Hotel in Sorrento
• Hotel for 3 nights in Sorrento
• Ferry from Sorrento to Capri
• Hotel for 2 nights in Capri
• Ferry from Capri to Naples

Rome - Florence and The Chianti Wine Region

Main cities, charming villages with great fine wine in Italy! . Enjoy a nice stay in Rome (the Eternal City, with its stunning architecture like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum and delicious food), after that, continue by train to Florence (capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is home to many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture). From here, with a Rental Car, leap up to the charming Chianti Wine Region (offering a unique landscape, with green, gentle hills covered with wide fields of vineyards and olive groves, small stone villages, characteristic parishes and countryside homes in stone and of course, its worldwide Chianti Wine , made primarily with Sangiovese grapes). Drive back to Florence to drop off the car and finisht this trip with one last night stay. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight into Rome and out of Florence
• Rental Car for 4 days
• Hotel for 3 nights in Chianti Wine Region

Driving Time Florence - Chianti Wine Region: 50 mins. / 1 hr. 10 mins. approx. Chianti Wine Region - Florence: 50 mins. / 1 hr. 10 mins. approx. approx.

Palermo - Agrigento - Taormina - Catania

9 nights from $2,149*

Explore splendid italian Sicily , with its characteristic grit and glam then look no further than this essential package. You will visit Palermo (Sicily's Crown Jewel, it rewards inquisitive visitors with citrus-filled cloisters, stucco-laced chapels and vintage stores filled with the threads of faded aristocrats), the Greek influenced Agrigento , must see Taormina (perched on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Ionian Sea with countless stores, cafes, piazzas, and breathtaking vistas), and end in the youthful, energetic Catania (a city which exudes youthful vibrancy; great food, even better nightlife, and stunning views keep visitors returning year after year). Private transfers connect these destinations. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotels and activities.

• Flight into Palermo and out of Catania
• Hotel for 3 nights in Palermo
• Transfer from Hotel in Palermo to Hotel in Agrigento via Castello di Caccamo
• Hotel for 2 nights in Agrigento
• Transfer from Hotel in Agrigento to Hotel in Taormina
• Hotel for 2 nights in Taormina
• Transfer from Hotel in Taormina to Hotel in Catania
• Hotel for 2 nights in Catania

Palermo - Agrigento - Syracuse - Taormina

9 nights from $2,249*

Picture it: Sicily - right now! Your perfect escape is found on this idyllic island, with a rich and unique culture, especially in regard to art, music, literature, cuisine, and architecture. Sicily has plenty to see and do and this flexible vacation package highlights Palermo (notorious for its mafia glamour, but that aside, uncover forgotten treasures in its museums and wander through its packed outdoor markets), Agrigento (home to the Valley of the Temples with the best preserved Greek ruins outside Greece), Syracuse (Siracusa) (a former stronghold of the Greek empire; full of medieval and Baroque buildings), and finally Taormina (perched on the edge of a cliff overlooking the Ionian Sea this dreamy city has drawn artists, writers, and intellectuals for decades). Admire various other points of interest with stops at the Norman Castello di Caccamo, the historical Piazza Armerina, and the haunting Necropolis of Pantalica! This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Hotel for 2 nights in Palermo
• Transfer from Hotel in Agrigento to Hotel in Syracuse via Piazza Armerina
• Hotel for 2 nights in Syracuse
• Transfer from Hotel in Syracuse to Hotel in Taormina via Necropolis of Pantalica
• Transfer from Hotel in Taormina to Catania Airport

Paris and Rome by Air

6 nights from $1,149*

Discover the best of France and Italy ! With our European vacation packages, you can combine Paris and Rome into one unforgettable getaway. Explore the Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysses and Roman Coliseum all on one vacation. Be enlightened by Europe's historical background with masterpieces from more than two millennia of artistic achievement, and much more. Customize your independent itinerary with a trip to the Louvre or the Vatican with flights between the cities. With so much to see and do, we want you to make the most of your vacation. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Hotel for 3 nights in Paris
• Flight from Paris to Rome

London - Paris - Rome by Air

An undeniably unique adventure through Europe, combining three enduring famous cities in England , France and Italy . Spend your days visiting London (a world center of theatre, art, music, literature and culture), Paris (the City of Light is the world's most visited capital) and Rome (the 'Eternal City', with its stunning architecture and delicious food). These destinations are connected by flights. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight into London and out of Rome
• Hotel for 3 nights in London
• Flight from London to Paris

Paris and Venice - Florence - Rome

10 nights from $1,599*

Combine France and Italy with an exclusive vacation package to some of the most popular cities in Europe! Paris (the romantic City of Lights, the Eiffel Tower and The Louvre) will steal your breath before flying to Venice (with sumptuous palaces and dreamy waterways). Take the train and observe the charming countryside en route to Florence (Michelangelo`s David, Botticelli`s Birth of Venus, and Raphael`s La Velata) and lastly Rome (Italy`s treasure, ripe with history, quaint alleys and centuries of achievement in the arts). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight into Paris and out of Rome
• Flight between Paris and Venice
• Train Venice - Florence
• Train Florence - Rome

Barcelona and Rome by Air

6 nights from $1,319*

Visit Spain and Italy with this customizable vacation package! Barcelona (on the cutting edge of fashion, culture, food and music) welcomes you warmly and Rome (Italy`s treasure with centuries of achievement in the arts and charming alleys) captivates. Flights between cities. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight into Barcelona and out of Rome
• Hotel for 3 nights in Barcelona
• Flight Barcelona - Rome

Paris - Barcelona - Rome by Air

9 nights from $1,569*

Visit 3 of Europe`s Gems: France , Spain and Italy . Combine Paris (With its monuments and delectable foods, vast perspectives and intimate streets, formal gardens and quiet squares), Barcelona (on the biting edge of fashion, architecture, food, style, music and good times, one of the most exciting cities on the western Mediterranean) and Rome (Italy`s treasure, packed with masterpieces from more than two millennia of artistic achievement). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

• Flight Paris to Barcelona
• Flight Barcelona to Rome

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From the Roman Empire to the Renaissance, Italy is famous for its huge contributions to the worlds of art, architecture, fashion, opera, literature, design, and film – the list goes on, and we haven`t even mentioned the food yet. The country has more UNESCO World Heritage cultural sites than any other country in the world. Artistic masterpieces, medieval hill towns, majestic mountains, Mediterranean beaches, bustling markets and mouth-watering cuisine - Italy really is a country that has it all, and that's why it is one of the most-traveled destinations in Europe.

There are so many highlights in this gorgeous country - from the canals of Venice to the museums of Florence and the surrounding countryside of Tuscany and its Hill Towns to the cobblestone streets of Rome to the cliffs of Positano … and beyond. Rome is one of the most iconic and most traveled cities in Europe and you could spend days getting lost in this amazing destination. The most picturesque spots in Italy might just be Cinque Terre and all the stops along the Amalfi Coast . Positano is the gem of the Amalfi Coast and is arguably the most beautiful and most charming town in the whole of Italy.

Like all popular European destinations, Italy sees visitors throughout the year - rain, snow or shine. And all of these are a possibility depending on when you visit Italy. Every season in this country has its charm, as well as its drawbacks, so when to go depends on your travel type and what activities you are interested in. Generally speaking, the best times to visit are during the `shoulder seasons` which is spring (April to June) or fall (September and October) when there are fewer tourists, lower prices, and moderate temperatures. The summer months bring an influx of tourists and increases in hotel rates, and higher temperatures. The winter months are often grey, wet, and cold in the north but temperate south of Rome. Here is an overview of Italy in all four seasons that will help you decide what`s the best time of year for you to visit. For more information, check out: Best Time to Visit Italy

We recommend 7-10 days based on what you want to see and do. We offer flexible vacation packages so you can select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities. We suggest a minimum of 3 nights in larger cities.

Whatever your pleasure, transportation in Italy is modern, easy to navigate and fits a variety of budget ranges. By Car: If it's the open road you're after, renting a car is the best way to travel in Italy. All the typical car rental companies are available at the major airports. Specify automatic or manual transmission, as car transportation in Italy (and Europe, for that matter) is usually manual. On the small, winding country roads, manners usually win out, and major highways span the country to help ease access to the major cities. For more information on getting around by car, check out: Driving in Italy By Train: Train travel in Italy is an excellent way to take the stress out of planning routes. Though you can't get to the smallest towns by train, the medium-sized and, of course, the major stops are on train routes.

The currency of Italy is the Euro. US dollars are not accepted. Please be sure to have the correct currency on hand or be prepared to exchange your dollars for euros upon arrival. Currency exchange desks can be found at the airport and many locations throughout the city. For more detailed information, consult our guide by clicking here Tipping in Italy .

English may be spoken at your hotel and in the tourist areas, but not everywhere. We suggest you get a good English-Italian guidebook and familiarize yourself with common phrases such as hello, goodbye, excuse me and numbers 1-10.

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Charms of Italy (Venice - Florence - Rome - Sorrento) (8 nights)

Take Italy into your own hands! , with this customizable package combining train transfers and a Rental Car. Start in Venice (sumptuous palaces and romantic waterways), after that, trains will take to Florence (an artists dream: Michelangelo`s David, Botticelli`s Birth of Venus, and Raphael`s La Velata) and Rome (Italy`s treasure with two millennia of artistic achievement). From here, catch your Rental Car and drive along Sorrento (situated on an expansive stretch of cliff, among lemon and olive groves with stunning vistas).

Rome - Cinque Terre - Florence - Venice by Train (9 nights)

Experience Italy with this lovely vacation package, leading you through Rome (Italy's treasure with two millennia of artistic achievement) after that, Cinque Terre (five miles of rocky coast with five small villages overlooking the sea, in the midst of two capes with hundreds of miles of beautiful paths), next is Florence (Michelangelo's David, Botticelli's Birth of Venus, and Raphael's La Velata) and finally, Venice (set on gorgeous canals, intimate Gondola rides will guide you past sumptuous palaces and under sculpted bridges). Travel between these cities by very convenient train rides which allow you an opportunity to observe the lovely country side.

From Venice to Rome via Tuscany plus Amalfi Coast (11 nights)

Sample all that Italy has to offer from north to south, take your vacation into your own hands with the convenience of a rental car! Start off with a visit to beautiful Venice (charming canals, gorgeous palaces). Then pick up your car for a drive to Pisa (famous for its leaning Tower); continue to artistic Florence (home to the statue of David, and the famous Birth of Venus). Afterwards visit mystical Assisi , then drive down to charming Sorrento and finally visit Imperial Rome (the Vatican, centuries of artistic achievement).

Rome - Siena - Florence - Venice by Train (8 nights)

Combine glorious cities in Italy with this fun vacation!. Visit Rome (the Eternal City, with its stunning architecture like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum and delicious food) after that, travel to Siena (a region halted in time, representing a quaint medieval time with gothic palaces and altarpieces, tasty pastry shops) and next, to Florence (capital of Italy’s Tuscany region, is home to many masterpieces of Renaissance art and architecture). Finally, visit Venice (set on gorgeous canals, intimate Gondola rides will guide you past sumptuous palaces and under sculpted bridges). Travel between each city by train.

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“Uffizi Gallery in Florence is a world class museum with an incredible renaissance art collection. Enjoy a guided tour with a Local Specialist to make the experience more memorable, especially when in front of Botticelli’s stunning ‘Birth of Venus’ painting”

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See Michelangelo's frescoed ceiling in the Sistine Chapel

One of the most important structures of the Catholic faith, the Vatican City’s Sistine Chapel is a must-see on a tour of Italy. Though the chapel walls have witnessed centuries of worship, it’s the renaissance ceiling paintings of Michelangelo that will leave you in awe.

Visit the glamorous Isle of Capri

Enjoy the classic Italian summer in Italy’s picture-perfect Gulf of Naples. Famed for its crystal grottos, dramatic coastlines and endless glamour, our trips to Italy are complete with a day of freedom spent under a striped umbrella, watching sailboats pass by.

Cruise your way through Venice

The charm found in the canals of Venice is nothing short of irresistible. Admire gothic palaces and postcard bridges whilst adrift in a gondola, gaining an understanding of life in a city that floats. Exploring a city by foot will never be the same after a trip to Venice.

Journey to the well-preserved ruins of Pompeii

An unfathomable history lesson is found in the archaeological ruins of Pompeii. Buried and preserved by the ash of a volcano eruption in the year 79, in this Italian town you will discover the progressive life of early Roman times as you walk within the parameters of an open-air time capsule of life on Earth.

Go shopping in Italy's fashion capital Milan

Armani, Gucci, Prada and Versace. These are some of the prestigious fashion brands that call the Italian city of Milan home. In between yearning through boutiques and department stores, stop to sample the city’s delicacies like breaded veal cutlet and ossobuco.

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It's the moments of quiet stillness that take your breath away on a Trafalgar tour through Italy. Sitting in the calm halls of the Vatican. Floating on the canals of Venice. Standing beside the ruins of Pompeii.

Uffizi Gallery

The Tuscan capital is home to Uffizi Gallery, where the brushworks of art’s true masters are found. Names like Raffaello, Leonardo, and Michelangelo dress Uffizi’s grand pink walls, whilst internal courtyards leading to the Arno River will show you the building’s architectural brilliance.

Vatican Museums

A collection of Christian artwork that spans centuries and stirs the soul is found in Rome’s Vatican Museums. From the intricate ceiling by Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel to the detailed Pope portraits from the 16th century to today, you will be lost for words once inside this blessed museum complex.

Doge's Palace

Home to the leader of Venice from its opening in 1340, Doge’s Palace summarizes the sparkle of this city. An opulent example of Venetian Gothic architecture and home to numerous historical works, this museum is a must when you visit Venice.

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The epicenter of the Catholic faith and the birthplace of art’s most renowned masters. Our guided tours of Italy will take you to the many museums found here, whether in the Sistine Chapel, by the canals of Venice or in the grand galleries of Tuscany.

The authentic carbonara experience will take place in Rome, covered in salty Pecorino Romano cheese. A simple dish inspiring heart-warming meal times, this pasta will connect you with Italy’s rich culinary customs - an impressive evolution from its supposed heritage as a coal-miner’s meal.

Pollo alla Cacciatora

Literally translating to ‘hunter’ in Italian, cacciatore offers an appreciation for Italy’s meals of days gone by. Typically a preparation of rabbit or chicken, it’s the simmering tomato stew that makes this dish so mouthwatering. Satisfy a genuine hunger and consume with hand-ripped bread.

Italy tours are best served with an oversized slice of tiramisu. Cementing this country's obsession with espresso, this cake of layered biscuits soaked in coffee is the perfect after hours pick-me-up before an evening stroll through the charming streets.

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A date with Italian food will likely start and end with a slice of pizza. But it’s the menu items that we share with you in between that will take your appreciation to new heights; think cacciatore and Carbonara with a slice of tiramisu in between.

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A classic linen outfit

The Italians are famous for their equal parts glamorous and effortless dress sense. Look the part with a few ensembles featuring classic linens in navy and white.

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With the wealth of inspiration tucked into every corner of Italy, you might find yourself compelled to write down notes or memories. At the very least to remember the traditional Italian recipes you learn.

With such a large expanse of space to explore, on some days, long journeys are unavoidable. The scenery will provide plenty of visual entertainment, while headphones can be used to listen to some local music or enjoy podcasts about Italian history, culture and politics when you're not enjoying the storytelling from your Travel Director.

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When exploring the soul-stirring setting of Tuscany, a picnic may call. Come prepared with a small blanket to cover in wine and cheese.

Under the Tuscan Sun by Frances Mayes

A classic memoir that brought the romance of Tuscany to the world, there’s no better time to read this book than when venturing through the country yourself.

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This is a perfect way to cover all of your must-sees while still savoring the local life at a relaxed pace.

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Rome (3 nights), Florence (3), Venice (2)

A perfect itinerary for your first time in Italy! We've taken care of selecting wonderful 4* hotels, transfers and 1st class train tickets between cities. All you have to do is enjoy yourself as you visit the must-sees of each city on our hand-selected day tours, and have some free time to explore on your own with this independent tour of Italy.

Rome (3 nights), Positano (3)

Can't choose between a city vacation and a seaside break - you don't have to. You can experience both on this Romantic Journey to Rome and Positano. Visit the highlights of ancient Rome with your private guide including the Colosseum and Roman Forum, and enjoy some time on your own to explore the Eternal City. Then head to the Amalfi Coast, the most enchanting coastline in the world where you can dine on a fresh seafood and enjoy ocean views from your hotel room. From your hotel in Positano, have our expert captain take you on a leisurely cruise around the famed island of Capri by private boat. Throughout the day you will have the opportunity to stop and swim, visit Capri and Anacapri, and experience the beauty of the unique coastline.  

Siena (3 nights)

From your base in the charming medieval town of Siena, experience hilltop villages, rows of vineyards, and culinary specialties of Tuscany. Enjoy a privately guided walk of Siena and marvel at the many sites of the city including the Palazzo Comunale (Town Hall), the majestic gothic Basilica of San Domenico and the Piazza del Campo, where the horse race (Palio di Siena) is held twice a year. Venture to the beautiful countryside of the Orcia Valley, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004; visit the quaint village of Montepulciano, the Renaissance center of Pienza and the hill town of Montalcino; savor the food and wine these towns are famous for: Pecorino cheese, Nobile and Brunello wines. Finally, take a traditional Tuscan cooking class in Siena and learn the secrets of this delicious cuisine!

This is a great Add-On Package for anyone visiting Tuscany, Rome, or any part of Italy.

Chianti area (7 nights)

Escape the world and relax in a Tuscan wonderland!  Your very own private VILLA , grounds and gardens are all yours to explore!   Also, try venturing out into Tuscany’s charming cities and towns which are no more than an hour’s drive away!

This package includes a car rental and private villa accommodations for 7 nights.

Below we have listed our top suggestions of private tours to add on as you wish. You can decide to have every day at leisure, explore on your own, add a private guide for each suggested tour or even hire a private chauffeur driver. 

Customize the package and make it YOUR dream vacation!

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Monterosso al Mare (3 nights)

Famous the world over, five small colorful fishing villages carved out of the rocky mountainside above the sea, the Cinque Terre are a must-visit for any traveler to Italy.

The tiny towns are connected only by boat, train and hiking paths. A short and easy hike is the best way to get acclimated. Your private local guide will take you through terraced vineyards overlooking the Mediterranean. Afterwards you will experience a traditional meal in a local trattoria , tasting focaccia, anchovies, cheeses and more. The other best way to experience the Cinque Terre is by boat and you will enjoy a private tour on a comfortable motor boat, giving you a unique view of these five villages. You will have a chance to swim in the crystal-clear waters, discover the best hidden coves and indulge in a light lunch based on typical finger food and paired with some local wine and soft drinks.

This package is available from April to October.

Sorrento (7 nights)

Exclusive Small Group Tour Led by Author Susan Van Allen —14 guests maximum

Join Susan Van Allen, author of  100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go , for the extra-special 10th anniversary edition of her most popular Golden Week. This is an inspiring adventure in southern Italy, based in a 5-star luxurious and historic Sorrento hotel, where the elegant soul of Bell’Italia bursts forth, with the sparkling Mediterranean Sea as a backdrop. Discover marvels of Capri, vibrant Naples, fascinating ancient ruins of Pompeii, blissful thermal springs of Ischia, and the magical Amalfi coast towns of Positano, Ravello, and Amalfi. Shop for artisan treasures, toast with robust local wine, and enjoy delicious, world-famous cuisine.

This is a Gift of La Dolce Vita=the Sweet Life, custom-designed and led by Susan so that women can fully experience Italy's rejuvenating pleasures.

Florence (4 nights), Rome (4)   Discover the splendor of Tuscany and the Eternal City, all in a once-in-lifetime adventure. Travel back to the Renaissance period as you stroll through Florence’s historic center, visit the imposing Duomo and view Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the David. Venture out to Pisa, home of the famous Leaning Tower and the charming town of Lucca. Top your stay in Florence with a trip to a local winery to savor Tuscany signature flavors and wines. Board the fast train to Italy’s Capital City, Rome and get ready to be in awe as you visit its must-sees: from the 2000-year-old Colosseum and the Roman Forums to the Vatican Museums with its impressive collection of art, the stunning Sistine Chapel, and the fascinating St. Peter’s Basilica. At last, take an excursion to the exquisite Villa D’Este and its Gardens at Tivoli and witness its impressive concentration of fountains, cascades, and playful water features, as well as the pavilions, statuary, grottoes, and the views from all the terraces.

Abano Terme (5 nights)

Join Susan Van Allen, author of 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go , for a rejuvenating and beautiful adventure, discovering  treasures of the Veneto region. Our base is a glamorous 5-star hotel and spa in Abano Terme, a town beloved for its curative waters since the days of the Roman Empire. There will be plenty of time for soaking and state-of-the-art spa treatments, and from that bliss we’ll venture off to discover beauties--Padua and its masterpiece frescoes, marvelous Palladian villas in Vicenza, and enchanting Verona. The balance of spa time, immersing ourselves in Veneto’s beauties, along with delicious food and wine all along the way, will truly rejuvenate and inspire you.

More info about Host Susan Van Allen and Rave Reviews for Golden Weeks: www.susanvanallen.com

This is a great add-on package to the Golden Week in Venice!  

Ischia (3 nights), Naples (1 night)

Join Susan Van Allen, author of 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go , for dreamy days on a Bay of Naples treasure: the island of Ischia, where travelers are welcomed in warm, southern Italian style. Since the days of the Roman Empire, Ischia has been praised for its mineral-rich thermal springs, that make visitors feel marvelous. You will  “take the waters” at our home base—a glamorous hotel/spa--and venture off to discover the island’s lush gardens, quaint villages, amazing castle, and vineyard-covered mountains.

These Golden Days are ideal to add on to Deluxe Golden Week in Southern Italy & Amalfi Coast , or for any female traveler looking for a “vacation from a vacation”. This itinerary is designed for a full immersion into authentic island pleasures, culture, and history. Mornings are on your own to indulge in Italian spa traditions or hiking adventures, and afternoon/evenings are group experiences, where with Susan and wonderful women you’ll discover Ischia’s natural beauties, fascinating past, soulful spirit, and extraordinary food and wine.

More info about Host Susan Van Allen and Rave Reviews for Golden Weeks: www.susanvanallen.com  

Palermo (2 nights), Agrigento (2), Taormina (4)

Join Susan Van Allen, author or 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go, for an immersive, joyful, and inspiring adventure in Sicily. Highlights include stays at luxury hotels, cooking class in a Palermo palazzo, and visits to dazzling Monreale, the Valley of the Temples, and a Mount Etna winery.

This is a gift of La Dolce Vita—an amazing insiders’ experience of this delicious and fascinating island.

Lucca (7 nights)

Join Susan Van Allen, author of 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go , for an extraordinary Tuscan adventure, in the beautiful harvest season. From our base in a boutique hotel in the historic center of Lucca, we’ll experience the great range of treasures this area of the region offers—including a truffle hunt in San Miniato, blissful spa time in San Giuliano Terme, the chic seaside town of Forte dei Marmi on market day, artsy Pietrasanta, a concert of Puccini arias, and Pisa with its famous tower at the magic sunset hour. All along the way, with a group of wonderful women, we’ll savor the joys of meeting friendly locals, toasting with amazing wines, and enjoying delicious flavors.

Venice (6 nights)

Join author Susan Van Allen, (100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go), for this luxurious adventure in Venice, custom-designed with female friendly highlights. From your base in a Grand Canal Palazzo, you’ll experience the awe-inspiring beauty and boundless pleasures this destination has given travelers for centuries. You’ll be guided through masterpieces of architecture in Piazza San Marco, dazzling La Fenice Opera house, fascinating Peggy Guggenheim Collection, and have a day to explore Burano, the island of lacemakers. You’ll immerse yourself in the world of Venetian flavors at the bustling Rialto market, cook with a local signora, and blend with Venetian tradition as you paint a mask in an artisan workshop. All along the way, with a group of wonderful women, you’ll enjoy breathtaking sights, delicious tastes, and discover hidden treasures.

The week is a gift of La Dolce Vita=The Sweet Life, in one of the world’s most magical destinations, giving you an inspiring experience that will become a golden memory for a lifetime.

Venice (2 nights), Florence (3), Rome (3)

Embark on the ultimate Italy adventure - an impeccable itinerary tailored for your inaugural visit to this enchanting country! Sit back and relax as we handle every detail, from hand-picking delightful 4-star accommodations to arranging seamless transfers and securing first-class train tickets for your travels between iconic cities. With our meticulously curated day tours, you'll uncover the essence of each destination, exploring must-see landmarks. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of Italy with expert-guided excursions, and enjoy free time to wander and discover at your own pace during this independent tour.

Santa Margherita Ligure (3 nights), Como (3)

Explore the beautiful Italian Riviera from Santa Margherita Ligure, then relax in the iconic Lake Como area. Under the guidance of your private local expert, discover the authenticity of charming Santa Margherita Ligure with its elegant palaces and exquisite gardens, the elegance of picturesque Portofino with it colorful houses and unique boutiques, and the stunning abbey at San Fruttuoso, a tiny untouched village considered a pearl of rare beauty. Then it is off to another natural water wonder - Lake Como. Walk through the historic center of Como to visit its main sights with your knowledgeable guide and take a cruise to admire the Alpine mountains and some of the most elegant villas from the water.

Enjoy some time at your leisure in each destination and feel free to select one of our day tours that best suits your interests: from food tours and cooking classes to hiking excursions to Cinque Terre or visits to magnificent villages on Lake Como.

Rome (3 nights), Sorrento (3), Florence (3)

Experience the best of Italy's history and travel to one of the most spectacular coastlines in the world!

Start in the Eternal City visiting with a local insider the 2000-year-old Colosseum, the Roman Forums and the Vatican Museums with its impressive collection of art, the marvelous Sistine Chapel, and the fascinating St. Peter’s Basilica. Then head south to the charming town of Sorrento that sits amid lemon and orange groves on the Bay of Naples. From here, venture to Pompeii, the Roman city destroyed by the 79AD Mt. Vesuvius eruption, and visit the ruins of the thermal baths, Vetti's House, the forum and other important sites. Take a short trip by fast ferry to Capri and see the island's highlights with time for shopping on your own. As you ride along the famous Amalfi Coast enjoy the spectacular scenery from the coastal roads and stop to stroll through the three most popular and beautiful villages - Amalfi, Positano, and Ravello. Last stop: Florence, the fountainhead of the Renaissance - city of Dante, Boccaccio, Botticelli and Da Vinci! Under the guidance of a city expert, walk through Florence’s historic center, visit the imposing Duomo and view Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the David. Travel to the medieval town of Siena, home of the famous horse race -  the Palio, and marvelous San Gimignano; end your day with a dinner at a boutique winery to savor a perfect Tuscan meal paired with local wines.

Rome (3 nights), Sorrento (2), Florence (3), Venice (2), Milan (2)

This fully customizable version of our world-renowned Italy North Classic tour will allow you to see Italy at your own pace, making your own choices. Add a day, remove a day, the possibilities are endless to discover Italy your own way!

Alberobello area (7 nights)

Spend a week in a typical Apulian house and live like a local! With an incredible private VILLA as your home base, you will be close to the main sights and lovely towns and villages.  Feel free to explore all that the region has to offer or relax and soak up the beauty of the grounds surrounding your private villa!  The choice is yours!

Below we have listed our top suggestions of private tours/excursions to add on as you wish. You can decide to have every day at leisure, explore on your own, add a private guide for each suggested tour or even hire a private chauffeur driver. 

Click HERE to look at our selected villas in Puglia.   

This is the luxury way to see Italy for the first time! We've taken care of selecting wonderful 5* hotels and your private transfers between cities. All you have to do is enjoy yourself as you visit the must-sees of each city on our hand-selected private day tours, and have some free time to explore on your own with this independent tour of Italy.  

Rome (6 nights)

With the Eternal City as your home base, see the highlights of Ancient Rome, the Colosseum, and the Vatican, plus venture out to Pompeii, Amalfi Coast and Tuscany to make the most of your week in Rome.

Discover the secrets and delights of Rome with your private expert guide and stay at one of our handpicked luxury accommodations. Plus venture out to Pompeii and Tuscany to make the most of your week in Rome. Visit the highlights of the archaeological center of Imperial Rome: the 2000-year-old Colosseum, the majestic Roman Forums and one of the seven Roman hills - the Palatine Hill. Embark on a five-minute drive to another country—Vatican City, and tour the Vatican Museums with its impressive collection of art and the marvelous Sistine Chapel. Enter the fascinating St. Peter’s Basilica, by far the largest church in Christendom and see Michelangelo’s Pietà and Bernini’s seven-story bronze canopy. Chauffeured by your private driver, travel to Pompeii, the famous ancient Roman city tragically destroyed after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79 AD and explore the preserved ruins. Top your stay in Rome with full day excursion to the Tuscan countryside and experience the best towns in the Val D'Orcia area: Montepulciano, Pienza and Montalcino.

Rome (3 nights), Sorrento (4)

See the best of Italy's history and beautiful coastline! Start in the Eternal City and visit Ancient Rome and the Colosseum. Then head south to sunny Sorrento and the stunning island of Capri. Of course, no trip to Italy is complete without some food and wine! You'll have the chance to learn how to cook Italian food and taste some local wines and cheeses - buon appetito!

Palermo (3 nights), Taormina (3)

Acquaint yourself with the natural beauty, historical sights and savory food that makes Sicily a diverse and interesting destination. Enjoy an intimate experience with superior accommodations, private transportation and tours.

Venice (3 nights), Rome (3)   Experience the City of Water and the Eternal City, all in a once-in-lifetime adventure. Built on more than 100 small islands, Venice has no roads, just canals lined with Renaissance and Gothic palaces. Follow your guide along the canals and through the narrow streets, learn about the history of this floating city and cross the most famous of the 400 bridges in Venice - The Rialto Bridge. Crown your day in Venice with a gondola ride to see the city from the water! Travel to Murano, a small island world-famous for its glass and visit a traditional glass factory for an unforgettable firsthand experience: a live glass blowing demonstration! Then move on to Burano, famous for its centuries old tradition of lace-making and for its coloruful houses. Board the fast train to Italy’s Capital City, Rome and get ready to be in awe as you visit its must-sees: from the 2000-year-old Colosseum and the Roman Forums to the Vatican Museums with its impressive collection of art, the stunning Sistine Chapel, and the fascinating St. Peter’s Basilica.

Naples (3 nights)

One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, Naples is one of the most exciting and fascinating destinations in Italy. In the shadow of Mount Vesuvius, Bella Napoli is home to one of the best archeological museums in the world. You will see artifacts from Pompeii and as part of our package, visit Pompeii itself. While exploring the city and surroundings, eat pizza in the place where it was born and drink the best espresso you will ever have (they say it is because of the water).

This is a great Add-On Package for anyone visiting Sorrento, Rome, or any part of Italy.  We are happy to help make travel arrangements for you to Naples.

Florence (6 nights)

Make your self at home in marvelous Florence and dig in to the famous and beloved culture of Tuscany for a week! Under the guidance of a city expert, walk through Florence’s historic center, visit the imposing Duomo and view Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the David. Travel to the fascinating medieval towns of Siena and San Gimignano and end your day with a dinner at a boutique winery to savor a perfect Tuscan meal paired with local wines. Spend a half day in Pisa and visit its iconic Leaning Tower and the impressive Cathedral. Top your stay in Florence with a cooking class and a food tour in the most authentic district in town – the Oltrarno. Once you've learned to make pasta from scratch, a simple but delicious Italian sauce and a dessert you will be  ready to go home and cook for your family and friends!

Make your self at home in a luxurious way and dig in to the famous and beloved culture of Tuscany for a week! Under the guidance of your private city expert, walk through Florence’s historic center, visit the imposing Duomo and view Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the David. Travel to the fascinating medieval towns of Siena and San Gimignano with your private chauffeur driver. Spend a half day in Pisa and visit its iconic Leaning Tower and the impressive Cathedral. Top your stay in Florence with a private cooking class at a Florentine signora's beautiful country home to taste some Tuscan delicacies and local wines!

Assisi area (7 nights)

Discover the underrated region of Umbria, filled with castles, farmhouses, rich landscapes and gastronomic glory! Relax in the privacy of your own VILLA or step into the Middle Ages and explore nearby cities full of culture and history!

Click HERE to look at our selected villas in Umbria. 

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Couples will adore the Palazzo Manfredi. A Relais & Chateaux hotel, it combines the opulence of a 17th century Italian Villa with chic, modern rooms and outstanding service. Take the complimentary shuttle from Rome International Airport.

Villa Clementina is perfect for couples who want Rome vacation packages that really meet their needs. Facilities at this sleek villa include a mineral water pool, a tennis court, a spa, a bar, and a 2-hectare garden. It's also easy to reach by taxi from the airport.

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Set in a grand 1930s Neo-Renaissance building on trendy Via Veneto Vittoria, the Ambasciatori Palace Hotel is an inspired choice for luxurious Rome getaways. It's 1.8 miles from the Colosseum and a short walk from the Trevi Fountain. Take a taxi or hire a limo from the airport.

Choose the prestigious Hotel Lunetta in the historic Parisi district for special Rome trips. You'll enjoy a range of amenities that includes a chic luxury spa, a rooftop bar, an indoor pool, and an airport shuttle service.

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Suite Valadier enjoys an exceptional location between Piazza del Popolo and Piazza di Spagna and it's a great solution if you're searching for cheap Rome vacation packages. Take a taxi or rent a car at the airport to drive to the hotel via the A91.

Located in the EUR business and financial district, Warmhotel Rome is the ideal base from which to discover the city on a budget. There's an American-style bar and a restaurant, and you can book shuttle bus transfers to and from the airport for a small fee.

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From intriguing history to incredible food and wine, this 10-day classic Italy trip immerses you in three iconic cities. Walk through ancient ruins in the footsteps of Julius Caesar. Get so close to Michelangelo’s masterpieces that the marble comes to life. Discover a secret world as you glide through dreamy canals. The eternal beauty of Rome, the Renaissance splendor of Florence, and the mystical ambiance of Venice will captivate you.

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Effortless charm, captivating cuisine, and immersive artistry exemplify your 10-day family Italy vacation. Travel from Rome to Venice on this 10-day family vacation to discover the fun of ancient life, Renaissance beauty, traditional pasta, hand-crafted masks, and the techniques of gladiators. Whether wandering through the Vatican Museum's empty galleries or witnessing the Uffizi Gallery's embracing beauty, Italy’s boundless splendor will exceed your family’s greatest expectations.

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This 10-day Italy tour will leave you well acquainted with a region known for delicious wines, panoramic views, and some of the most rugged coastlines. The Campania coastline includes some of the best beaches in Italy, and the area around Sorrento and Amalfi are no different. Experience active exploration and passive relaxation to ensure a comfortable experience during this Italian adventure.

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Experience the true splendor of ancient life, cultural cuisine, and inspiring scenery during your 12-day luxury Italy vacation. From Rome to the Amalfi Coast and Sicily, witness glistening mosaics, walk with master Renaissance artists and discover the dishes that have shaped tradition. Enjoy exclusive tours and remarkable insights as you explore it all.

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Along with the rich culture and abundant historical sites, this 9-day tour of central Italy is designed to showcase the gastronomic greatness of the places you visit. From Umbria to Tuscany, the beating heart of Italian olive oil and wine production will be yours to enjoy along with the many other culinary delights. By the time you depart, you will have a better understanding of Italy's love affair with food.

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Embrace the marvels of Italian flavor and the splendor of Italy's scenery during this 9-day luxury Italy wine tour. You will have an immersive experience of the wine culture and Italy's fabulous history of wine consumption, which will reveal sumptuous vines, elegant tastings, and exclusive excursions. From regal estates to stately panoramas, you will wander through antique cellars, stroll through medieval towns, and sample the spirit of Italy through its illustrious wines.

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From gliding through Venetian canals to exploring the northern jewels of Lake Como and Milan, venturing along the coast of Cinque Terre to discovering the charms of Tuscany, this 17-day highlights tour of Italy showcases beauty and wonder. Uncover the true splendors of Italy when embarking on this trip as you discover the Lakes District and immerse yourself in the world of Ancient Rome.

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Unbridled beauty veils Italy and its awe-inspiring countryside and spectacular coastline, scenes that will backdrop your educational exploration during this extensive 17-day tour from Venice to Rome. Whether it's the sprawling glimmering waters of Lake Como or the romantic skyline of Verona, Italy will dazzle and seduce you as you delve into its spirited culture and honored history along the journey.

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The perfect balance of leisure and adventure is available on this 21-day tour of Italy. With destinations, such as Venice and Bologna, you will get a sound introduction to Italy's urban charm that can then be compared to the rustic countryside of Tuscany and the Costa Smeralda. No matter your preference, by the tour's end, you will be well acquainted with the culture and history of this unique Mediterranean world.

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Italy’s countryside is teeming with hilltop towns that are speckled across the breathtaking region of Tuscany, which you will explore on this handcrafted 7-day tour. Under the Tuscan Sun, you will appreciate the endless beauty of the emerald hills that roll from Montepulciano in addition to admiring the ancient architecture of the cultural heritage sites in San Gimignano. From town to town, you can find beauty in every charming destination against the beautiful countryside backdrop.

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From the bustling historic neighborhoods of Bologna to the illustrious Piedmont farmlands surrounding La Morra, explore and adore boundless beauty as you breeze through the countryside on your 10-day Italy tour. Farm-to-table lunches paired with award-winning Italian wines, Ferrari test drives through ancient streets, and evenings exploring the local culture of medieval communes all feature on this luxurious honeymoon vacation to Bologna, Florence, and La Morra in Italy.

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Like jewels on a mountainous crown, the alpine lakes of Northern Italy offer a welcoming playground on this 10-day tour of Lake Como, Maggiore, and Iseo. Far from the crowds of Italy's major cities, you can walk in the footsteps of royalty as you explore this idyllic setting. From wineries to walking tours, this region will come alive and leave you astounded at the concentration of beauty that is to be found here.

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Summer is the most crowded and the warmest time of the year, so we typically recommend taking your trip to Italy in the shoulder season months of April, May, September , and October.

During these months in spring and fall, you can enjoy comfortable temperatures for city tours and sightseeing, expect fewer tourists, and experience seasonal festivals. In May and September, on either side of summer, the warm weather is fantastic for exploring the Italian coastline and famous islands like Sicily , Capri , and Ischia.

While these months are our favorites, Italy is a year-round destination, and summer and winter are wonderful for their own reasons. Whether traveling as a family to Rome in August or skiing in the Italian Alps in December, our guide on the best time to visit Italy can help you find the right month for your trip.

While there is a seemingly endless list of things to see and do, we recommend spending at least 10 days on a tour of Italy to experience the highlights.

10-day itineraries provide an excellent overview of Italy’s iconic destinations, including Rome, Florence, Tuscany, Venice, and the Amalfi Coast. That said, the longer you stay, the more you will experience, and our three-week itineraries are designed for travelers to explore as much of Italy as possible.

If you can only visit for a short time, our 7-day itineraries cover the essentials of Italy, or you can spend a few days in Italy’s capital city on a trip starting from Rome .

From northern Italy’s alpine summits to the central capital of Rome and sun-kissed southern coastlines, there is so much to explore from one region to the next.

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• Rome : Home to iconic highlights like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain, the Eternal City is the ideal city to visit in Italy for first-timers and an excellent destination to start or end a trip.
• Florence : Gateway to the rolling Tuscan sunflower fields and famous for its Renaissance architecture, Florence, the region’s capital, is one of the most notable places in Italy.
• Tuscany : Known for its enchanting vineyards, medieval villages, and golden sunsets, the Tuscan countryside offers phenomenal wine tasting and cultural highlights to experience on your trip.
• Venice : Sail the canals by gondola, see landmarks like Saint Mark's Basilica, and savor the local Venetian delicacies when experiencing the history, culture, and romance of the Floating City.
• Amalfi Coast : Home to charming pastel-colored towns clinging to the cliffs, you can admire dramatic coastal views as you explore historic neighborhoods of the Amalfi Coast. This stunning stretch of steep, rocky coastline is one of the most scenic places in Italy.

From day trips to the Vatican City to Venetian gondola rides, Tuscan wine tasting, and pizza-making classes in Naples, here are some of the top things to do in Italy :

• Explore the art, architecture, and museums of the Vatican City
• Cruise the Floating City of Venice by gondola
• Discover Italy’s regional cuisines, from Neapolitan pizza in Naples to authentic bolognese in Bologna
• Sail between Italy’s top islands
• Visit the famous Italian ruins and UNESCO sites
• Taste the fine local varietals and blends of the Tuscan wine country

Whether touring top UNESCO sites or admiring the historic ruins , there are many famous landmarks and attractions to see on your Italy trip. Here are some favorites to explore:

• The Colosseum, Rome
• The Pantheon, Rome
• Trevi Fountain, Rome
• The Roman Forum, Rome
• The Vatican Museums, Vatican City
• St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City
• Uffizi Gallery, Florence
• The Leaning Tower of Pisa, Pisa
• Saint Mark’s Basilica, Venice
• Duomo di Milano, Milan

Pizza, pasta, and gelato are just a few famous foods to try as you explore Italy’s cities and towns. And while there is no single best city for food in Italy, each region offers signature dishes and cuisine to choose from. When planning an Italy food tour , consider these iconic culinary hotspots and classic Italian food experiences:

• Bologna : Prepare authentic Italian bolognese sauce
• Florence : Embark on a Tuscan truffle-hunting tour
• Parma : Learn about the history of Parmigiano-Reggiano
• Modena : Sample the original Modena balsamic vinegar
• Naples : Make traditional Neapolitan pizza from start to scratch

Visit famous wine regions on Italy wine tours that reveal why the local varietals and blends are among the best in the world. From Tuscany to Trentino-Alto Adige, here are some of the top wine regions to visit:

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Here are some of our most popular Italy itineraries with excellent routing for your first-time trip or return visit:

• Best of Italy Tour: Rome, Florence, Tuscany and Venice is our most popular itinerary for first-timers. You can start your trip in whichever city aligns with your ideal flight routing and experience Italy’s top destinations in 10 days.
• For travelers wishing to visit Rome, Florence, and Venice with an added stop on the Amalfi Coast, our Italy from North to South: 10-Day Classic Tour offers an excellent way to see the most famous cities, along with the Italian coastline.
• With more time, you can explore more of Italy’s popular destinations with added stops in Lake Garda and Naples. Our 15-Day Elegant Italy: Art, History, Food and Wine tour is an immersive experience with optimal routing to see the best of Italy.

For more routing options, explore our best luxury Italy itineraries and let our travel specialists design your personalized trip.

From medieval villages perched on hilltops to coastal towns off the beaten path, Italy’s lesser-known destinations should be on your radar. Here are a few of our favorite hidden gems in Italy where you can experience something unique:

• The Aeolian Islands: Most travelers flock to Sicily in summer, yet the Aeolian archipelago off Sicily’s northeastern coast is a hidden gem worth exploring if you want a sunny beach trip without the crowds.
• Castelmezzano: Second-time trips to Italy are best spent discovering unique spots, and Castelmezzano is a gem in southern Italy with a historic village clinging to the cliffs and overlooking the countryside.
• Trento: Tucked away in the northern Italian hills lies the charming city of Trento, one of Italy’s top winter destinations. Gateway to the Italian Alps, you can escape the crowds on a tour of northern Italy or travel in December for winter sports.

Explore more answers to common travel questions in our frequently asked questions about planning a trip to Italy .

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Discover the rolling hills of Tuscany, home to sprawling vineyards, charming medieval hill towns, and enchanting cities. Savor a 7-night stay in Montecatini Terme, the famous resort and spa town. Visit Pisa, Florence, and San Gimignano in the Italian countryside. Discover the charming town of Lucca, Italy’s best-kept secret. Learn about the heroic deeds of WWII at remains of the Gothic Line and visit the Museum of Liberation. Enjoy free time to explore the cultural treasures of Florence. Partake in a Tuscan cooking class. Sample cheese at the farm where it is made. Enjoy fabulous local wines and the region’s famous cuisine. Steeped in history, culture and legend, this is Tuscany as you always imagined it.

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Winter: Enjoy beautiful Cinque Terre during the winter months, with smaller crowds.

Spring and Fall: In March and November, enjoy the calm atmosphere, especially in Cinque Terre, which becomes quite crowded from April through October. While some seasonal attractions might not be open, countless opportunities to soak in the area’s beauty remain.

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Stay in the famous spa resort town of Montecatini Terme for 7 nights.

• Journey to Florence for a tour of the "Cradle of the Renaissance."

Stop in the medieval city of Lucca, encircled by 16th-century walls.

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Step to the front of the line to see Michelangelo’s famous statue of David.

See the Gothic Line, one of the Germans’ last lines of defense during WWII.

Retrace the steps of ancient pilgrims as they crossed the Devil’s Bridge in the Serchio Valley.

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Sample delectable wines during a wine tasting at a local farm.

Spend time at a cheese farm to taste flavorful pecorino cheese.

Learn about Tuscan cuisine during a cooking class.

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Today you have the choice between 2 activities. Your first option is to learn more about Montecatini’s curative waters during a guided walking tour of the city. Discover the town’s elegant Art Nouveau architecture and visit the historic Tettuccio Spa,* known for the health benefits in its mineral waters. Your second choice is to journey to Siena and embark on a walking tour through its narrow Gothic streets. Take in stunning palaces, mansions and the historic Piazza del Campo along the way. Then, get to know local life in a contrada (neighborhood) whose community life is centered around the colorful Palio horse race.

Begin your trip with a 3-night sojourn in the Eternal City. Toast to your Roman getaway with a welcome dinner in a local restaurant. See the city with an expert guide, including an in-depth tour of the Colosseum and Roman Forum. Enjoy ample free time to explore Rome's charms or join an optional tour to the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica.

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• Get settled into Rome for your 3-night stay. Take time to get acquainted with the area on your own. This evening, join your fellow travelers for a welcome dinner featuring regional delicacies.
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• Start your morning with a ride on La Metro – Rome’s underground system. First stop – a locally guided tour of Classical Rome. During an in-depth visit to the Colosseum, your guide recounts its rich history. Then wander along the Roman Forum and the Via Sacra, traversed by the likes of Julius Caesar and Marc Anthony. The remainder of the day is yours. Perhaps you will join an optional dinner in a popular restaurant, where you’ll indulge in a hearty meal accompanied by wine and local entertainment.
• Make the most of a free day in Italy’s capital city. Perhaps you will join an optional tour* in the morning to the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica, taking in world-renowned wonders such as the Sistine Chapel and Michelangelo’s mural of the Last Judgment. In the afternoon, consider strolling through the Borghese Gardens for views of the city’s skyline or meander through Rome’s bohemian Trastevere district.
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• Your Roman sojourn comes to a close today. Say Arrivederci Roma as you transfer to Montecatini Terme to begin your tour of Tuscany.

Extend your Italian adventure with a 2-night stay in Bologna, Italy’s foodie haven. En route, visit a Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese farm, and a Balsamic Vinegar producer aging their barrels in the attic, as countless generations did before them. Your culinary exploration continues with a demonstration of authentic gelato making and a walking tour of Bologna, home to the oldest continuously operating university in the western world and birthplace of some of Italy’s most iconic foods: tortellini, mortadella and Bolognese sauce. Buon Appetito!

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• This morning, traverse the Apennine Mountains and cross from Tuscany into the Emilia region, Italy’s foodie haven. Visit a local farm producing Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese according to traditional codes dating back to the 1300s. Then pause for a light lunch at a nearby villa where the family still ages their Balsamic Vinegar production in the attic, as countless generations have done before them. Your exploration of Emilia’s Food Valley concludes with a demonstration – and tasting – of authentic gelato, before arriving in Bologna, your home for the next 2 nights.
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• Spend the morning exploring Bologna in company of an expert guide. During your walking tour, discover the origin of Bologna’s several nicknames – la dotta (the learned) and la rossa (the red, from the colors of its bricks) and la grassa (the fat). Perhaps the latter nickname is the most fitting. Food is a true passion here, as Bologna is the birthplace of some of Italy’s most iconic foods: tortellini, mortadella - the progenitor of baloney - and Bolognese sauce. Visit the ancient seat of the University – the oldest continuously operating in the western world – before browsing Bologna’s specialty food shops. Then, sample local delicacies such as Parma ham and lasagna during lunch at a local eatery. Spend the afternoon at leisure in this lively town. Indulge in some people-watching at a café in Piazza Maggiore, the expansive plaza at the heart of the city’s social life, or search for Bologna’s very own leaning towers: the Garisenda and Asinelli. Whatever your interest, Bologna guarantees the perfect stroll as it boasts over 23 miles of covered sidewalks lined by colonnades offering protection from rain and heat.
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• Bid arrivederci to Bologna as your Italian sojourn comes to a close today.

Spend a glorious day exploring the unique Cinque Terre. You’ll discover a magical land nestled between the mountains and the Mediterranean that is nearly inaccessible. Travel by rail and boat,* past terraced vineyards and stunning panoramas on your way to a string of colorful fishing villages that sit along the area’s breathtaking, rugged coastline. Savor the charms of this special place with a local guide who will help you explore some of the delightful towns of the area. Hear tales of the region’s past and present as you come to know why the Cinque Terre National Park has been named a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is the perfect way to spend your day – feeling like you have stepped into a postcard.

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Whether enjoying the cuisine in Bologna or soaking in the hot springs of Tuscany,  Italy tours have something for everyone . There’s so much to this extraordinary country that you can only experience first hand.

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Known as the Eternal City, Rome is the most populated city in Italy and dates back over 3,000 years! The birthplace of one of the most important ancient civilizations, influencing culture, religion, art, food, and many of the aspects we know today. 

Rome is a must-see stop for all Italy tours, especially for those seeking an enriching and immersive exploration back in time . Visit sites like the Colosseum, to see where many epic gladiator battles, Roman games, and animal fights occurred. 

Do you believe in wishes coming true? Be sure to visit the famous Trevi Fountain and toss two coins in it . One coin is to make a wish and the second is to ensure that you’ll return to Rome. 

Located in the Veneto region, the historical center of Venice is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city is the largest collection (118 to be exact) of small islands connected by 455 bridges. 

A trip to Italy is not complete without a visit to this extraordinary “ Floating City ” and enjoying a memorable gondola ride on the canal. For a bird's-eye view of the area, make your way to the top of Saint Mark’s Bell Tower—the highest point in the city.

For a true historical experience , stop by St Mark’s Basilica, the cathedral dedicated to the patron saint of the city. Palazzo Ducale is also home to many significant historical sites like the Prisons of Giacomo Casanova and Council Hall. 

For a truly enriching experience, filled with historical and artistic significance, Florence is a popular destination on Italy tours—seeing over 13 million visitors each year . The city played a significant role in the Renaissance art movement, which earned its recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site . 

If you’re an art aficionado, you’ll appreciate the abundance of museums like the National Museum of Bargello and Uffizi Gallery. As home to noteworthy artists like Dante, Raphael, and Michelangelo, there are plenty of significant masterpieces to admire.

The impressive architecture around the city reflects its rich history . Fortunately, when you book a trip to Italy with Exoticca, we offer fully guided tours. With a local guide, you’ll experience everything that this incredible city has to offer. 

Found along the pristine western coastline, Tuscany is a sought after destination for expansive landscape views and Renaissance culture . A visit to Tuscany is an enriching addition to any trip to Italy, especially for cultural aficionados and culinary connoisseurs. 

Step back in time at the medieval city of Siena , home to the Piazza del Campo which housed the Roman forum. If you time your Italy tours just right, you’ll catch the famous Palio horse racing events.

For an immersive cultural experience, visit a working farmhouse in the Tuscan countryside. Or test the local folklore and visit the healing spring in Montecatini Terme. Many travel far and wide to enjoy a simpler way of life in this enchanting hamlet.

There’s no shortage of activities when planning Italy tours as each region presents an extraordinary travel experience. For unique gastronomic delights visit Bologna, or head to Genova (Liguria) to enjoy scenic hikes. 

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Exoticca’s specialist travel crafters use their in-depth local knowledge to put together authentic itineraries full of local flavor. Enjoy unique moments on your trip to Italy and fill your trip with special memories you’ll never forget.

All of Exoticca’s Italy vacation packages are crafted based on expert local input, guaranteeing you a quintessential experience.

Exoticca offers Italy vacation packages that take care of all the red tape, leaving you to enjoy every moment of your trip , from beginning to end. Escape the rush of everyday life and immerse yourself in Italian tours that’ll meet your needs. 

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We understand that a vacation should be relaxing and hassle-free. Unfortunately, planning a trip abroad can become overwhelming. That’s why, at Exoticca, we take care of everything when planning your Italy trip from the USA. 

Our inclusive packages differ according to your needs and budget. Most of our travel solutions include flight bookings, accommodation, destination transfers, and tours . 

We should note, though, that not all Italy tour packages include meals . In a destination like Italy, this isn’t a problem, leaving you with endless possibilities to choose from.

Italy trips partially or fully guided

With so much to see and experience in Italy, we’ve designed our packages to give you the most of every destination . So it’s up to you to decide which kind of tour you’d enjoy most. 

Our group tours are either guided, semi- or fully escorted, or independent . Our expert tour guides are locals, guaranteed to help you experience the best that Italy has to offer. The partial and independent group tours provide more flexibility, leaving you to enjoy each site at your own pace. 

You also have the option to book a private tour , just speak to our expert travel agents to make the arrangements. With the Exoticca digital itinerary app, you’ll have 24/7 in-trip assistance. Just ensure that you have a compatible device and reliable internet connection.

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At Exoticca, you know that you’ll receive an extraordinary travel experience from beginning to end. Our team of travel experts use their knowledge and personal experience to curate unique and memorable Italy vacation packages. 

We design each itinerary to put the spotlight on the best that Italy has to offer, from delectable food to breathtaking views. We’re committed to making travel accessible and affordable to everyone. So with our selection of packages, you’re guaranteed to find the right fit for you.

Frequent Asked Questions

When is the best time to visit Italy?

There is no bad time to visit this extraordinary country. The Summer months are the most popular, offering pleasant sight seeing weather. For those looking for a skiing adventure, Winter is your best bet. For comfortable conditions between the two extremes, Spring and Fall are the ideal alternatives.

How many days is enough in Italy?

When planning a trip to Italy, it’s recommended to set 10–14 days aside to get the full Italian experience. 

Which is the most beautiful part of Italy?

Tuscany boasts a selection of museums and breathtaking architecture, while Milan has the country’s largest lake and romantic mountain views. Puglia offers pristine beaches and rich history, whereas Capri adds ancient monuments to the mix. 

Which area has the best food in Italy?

Italy is known for its gastronomic delights, leaving everyone wanting more. Bologna is considered the culinary metropolis and even has the world’s first food theme park!

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Travel to  Italy  to experience the  vita all Italiana , or ‘Italian life’ with its rich artistic heritage, vibrant culture and delicious national cuisine. As home to some of western civilisation’s most admired works of art and architecture, a trip to Italy is sure to ignite your senses and stir your soul. 

Italy  is situated in  southern Europe  and shares land borders with  France, Switzerland, Austria  and  Slovenia . Its boot-shaped mainland is instantly recognisable, but there are also several islands within the territory of  Italy , such as  Sicily, Sardinia, Ischia  and  Capri . A package trip to  Italy  is sure to be a cultural awakening as the country is home to more  UNESCO World Heritage  sites than any other country on earth, with a staggering total of  55,  and counting! From the  Colosseum of Rome  to the ashes of  Pompeii  in  Naples , Italy’s historic sights are just one part of its attraction as a travel destination.

Italy  is known for its food-obsessed national culture. Every meal is an extravaganza of mouth-watering flavours and a passionate cooking heritage. From Neapolitan  pizza  to creamy  gelato  and the divine simplicity of the best  pasta  dishes on earth, travelling to  Italy  is a pilgrimage for foodies. 

Once you’ve strolled through the eternal streets of  Rome , checked out stylish  Milian , seen the  Renaissance  masterpieces of  Florence  and got in touch with your inner romantic in  Venice , Italy’s gorgeous natural landscapes tempt you to explore further. As well as an array of sun-drenched beaches and rustic coastal villages, you’ll also find snow-capped mountains, turquoise grottoes and glistening freshwater lakes. There’s so much more to  Italy  than its most famous cities, so let a  tour of Italy  reveal the charms of this beautiful country or  bel paese  as the locals say!

History of Italy

The country’s rich history is a huge attraction for those planning a  vacation to Italy . With such a vibrant heritage influenced by civilisations such as the  Phonecians, Greek, Romans  and  Byzantines , it’s little wonder that  Italy  is sometimes called the ‘ Cradle of Civilization ’. The  Colosseum  and  Pantheon  in  Rome  or the  Temple of Valleys  in  Sicily  are just a few of the relics of Italy’s vast history. 

Of course, the most famous period in Italian history is the  Renaissance  of the  14th-century,  credited with propelling western Europe into modernity. This marked a rebirth of ancient arts, language, philosophy, politics and literature and was a period that gave rise to the genius of great Italian’s such as  Leonardo da Vinci, Galileo, Michelangelo, Titian  and  Copernicus.  Even today, a  trip to Italy  is incomplete without contemplating the visual storytelling of  Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel  in Rome or viewing  Da Vinci’s  legendary  Last Supper  in  Milan. 

Three distinct periods can be seen as the defining moments in Italy’s vast and complex history. First was the  Roman Empire , with Rome as the center of power and influence over a vast, continent-spanning empire. The  Renaissance , which flourished between the  14th and 17th-centuries  marked another pivotal time in Italian history and shaped the nation as one of great artistic and cultural innovation. Lastly, the  Reunification  or  Risorgimento  of the late 1800s saw the coming together of Italy’s kingdoms, culminating in the unified  Kingdom of Italy  in  1871 , with Rome as its capital. 

The  20th-century  in Italy saw the rise of far-right politics and  Mussolini’s fascist party . Finally, the  Republic of Italy  came into existence in  1946. 

Nature in Italy

Italy  is home to a range of spectacular landscapes, from the snowy peaks of  Mont Blanc  in the  Alps , the highest point in  western Europe , to the glistening turquoise waters of the  Adriatic coast . From  Sicily  to  Sardinia  and  Tuscany  to  Calabria,  an  organized tour of Italy  is the best way to experience the grandeur of its remarkable natural landscapes. 

Italy’s freshwater lakes, such as glacial  Lake Maggiore , stylish  Lake Como  and breathtaking  Lake Garda  are some of the most popular vacation destinations to visit in Italy. On the other hand, for a more rustic getaway  Tuscany ’s rolling countryside, characterised by the gorgeous  Val d’Orcia,  is a sight to behold. Vibrant hills of green and gold and patchwork vineyards dotted with characterful farmhouses are popular settings for  agriturismo  vacations. Whilst exploring the region of  Tuscany , visitors can make a stop a the  Saturnia Thermal Baths , a beautiful natural hot spring with therapeutic properties, just one of the many natural wonders of this blessed region.

On the island of  Sicily  you’ll find natural attractions as captivating as the  Scala dei Turch i, a sparkling white marl cliff face, shaped by centuries of natural wind and sea erosion, and towering  Mount Etna,  Italy’s most active volcano. Another island delight is the  Blue Grotto of Capri,  on the island of the same name. This must-see natural wonder is a sea cave, filled with bright-blue water, a unique result of light refraction. 

Boasting generally warm, sunny summers and mild winters, if you  travel to Italy  you’ll surely be blown away by the diversity and natural beauty of its landscapes.

Culture in Italy

All who  travel to Italy  are captivated by its vibrant national culture. Said to be the birthplace of Western civilisation, this cultural powerhouse is sure to amaze you with its arts, cuisine, music and customs. 

Aside from the brilliant art, literature and philosophy of the Italian Renaissance, Italian culture has the family unit at its heart. Family gatherings are frequent and encompass the entire extended family circle, not just the nuclear family. Of course, food is sure to be part of these traditional family gatherings. 

More than just a source of nourishment, food is a pillar of the national identity and a source of passion, creativity and joy in  Italy.  Italian food is revered throughout the world, and if you  travel to Italy,  you’ll find that each region has its own subtle style of  ‘Italian cuisine ’. Wine is another great passion in Italy, which is home to some of the most famous  vineyards  in the world. An Italian meal is almost always accompanied by good wine. 

When it comes to religion, the  Roman Catholic  faith is the most important in Italy, and the country is famously home to the  Vatican City , the residence of the Pope. Many Italians identify with Roman Catholicism to some degree and most of the national vacations and festivals are connected with Christianity. 

Lastly, aside from food, art and religion, one of Italy’s most famous exports is its style. Italian fashion houses such as  Prada, Armani  and  Versace  are credited with creating some of the most sought clothing designs in the world. 

A  vacation to Italy  is sure to be an unforgettable experience, filled with mouth-watering cuisine, legendary landmarks and plenty of beautiful  Mediterranean  sunshine. 

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From the canals of Venice to the hills of Tuscany, explore the land of la dolce vita on a guided tour. Italy has something for everyone, relaxing days by the ocean on the Isle of Capri, shopping for Armani in the fashion mecca of Milan, the romantic canals and rose-hued light of Venice, Juliet’s balcony in Verona, the faith and museums of Vatican City, Rome’s cafes and the famous Trevi Fountain, the history of the Roman Forum and Colosseum. And then there are the fantastic cuisines, wines, and traditions you’ll encounter across the different regions of Italy. With so many things to do in Italy, it’s no wonder it’s the most popular travel destination in the world. Whether it's your first time traveling to Italy, or your fifth, there's always something new and wonderful to experience. 

Can't decide which Italian cities you want to visit? Read our roundup of Italy tours and the best places to visit in Italy to help narrow down your search.

Central Italy

Begin your Italy vacation in the eternal city of Rome . With iconic sites like the Colosseum ,  Roman Forum, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain , and the Pantheon, plus Vatican City right next door, Rome is the perfect first stop on a tour of Italy .

Florence & Tuscany

Discover the artistic hub that is Florence . Some of the best things to do in Florence are to see Michelangelo’s David statue, among other Renaissance masterpieces, cross the Ponte Vecchio, relax in the Piazza Della Signoria, and climb the Duomo di Firenze. Elsewhere in Tuscany, you can savor Chianti wine, visit Siena and the famous Piazza del Campo, and pose in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Northern Italy

Relax in the beautiful Italian Lakes District, cruising Lake Como to see the famous white peacocks of Isola Bella. Head to Cinque Terre to see the gorgeous multicolored, cliff-hugging houses overlooking the blue sea below. In the fashion capital, Milan, admire La Scala Opera House , the Milan Cathedral, and Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” before perusing the boutiques of Galleria Vittoria Emanuele II. And don’t miss out on a chance to see Juliet’s famous balcony in Shakespeare’s Verona.

East Italy & The Adriatic Coast

Cruise along the Grand Canal of Venice , the ‘Queen of the Adriatic,’ and visit St. Mark’s Square , the stunning Doge’s Palace, and Bridge of Sighs . And don’t miss a traditional glass-blowing demonstration in Murano! Travel southeast to the orange and olive groves of the region of Puglia and its most spectacular town, Alberobello, to explore the small, white-washed stone houses known as Trulli. Visit Matera, the biblical backdrop for the film ‘The Passion of the Christ,’ for exploration of the Sassi — a labyrinth of cave dwellings, churches, staircases, and arches, hewn out of solid rock. 

Southern Italy & Sicily

Take your Italy tours south to Pompeii, a city frozen in time. Journey on to Sorrento and the Amalfi Coast for sunshine, alluring turquoise waters, and cliffside lemon groves. Or, take a boat ride to stylish Capri , the Isle of Dreams. Delve into the rich history of Sicily in Taormina , Palermo, and Syracuse while watching the sunrise over Mount Etna.

Frequently Asked Questions About Italy Tours

• When is the best time to tour Italy? There’s never a bad time to visit Italy. There’s something special about each season. Though, we think the best time to tour Italy is in Fall (or Autumn). It “falls” directly after peak season, and it is very similar to visiting in the Spring as there are fewer crowds of people and more days of fantastic weather. 
• What are the best places to visit in Italy? This answer depends on what you’re specifically looking for in a vacation. If it’s your first time, we suggest focusing on an itinerary that features the best of Italy and visiting the major cities of Florence , Rome, and Venice. If you’re looking to explore an area in more depth, then visiting Umbria and Tuscany , Puglia and the Neapolitan Riviera, or even the whole Southern Region with Sicily is a good call. We say there’s something for everyone, during any season, in Italy, making it a great destination. You’ve got the history of Rome and Vatican City, the art of Florence, the canals and gondoliers of Venice, the wines of Tuscany, and some of the best food and wine you’ve ever had no matter where you are in the country.
• How many days should I spend in Italy? If you can, stay as long as possible, Italy is amazing. Though, traveling Italy for at least seven days is recommended to experience Italy to the fullest. However, if you’re traveling for less than a week or on a tour of Europe that travels through Italy, you will still be able to experience much of the beauty and splendor Italy has to offer.

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A trip to Italy is too special to get wrong. Here's how to do it right. (San Gimignano, Tuscany)

I absolutely love Italy, for many different reasons. But I hate the way in which many Americans go about planning trips there. Survey after survey shows it is the number one dream destination for U.S. leisure travelers, but the way those travelers get their information and advice gives me nightmares.

Throughout the years I’ve heard people say over and over that “I was told to do this in Italy,” or “I was told not to do this in Italy.” By who? “A friend.” I have close friends who recently planned their entire 12-day trip on the basis of another couple they knew who gave them advice—after their first visit. I’ve heard of many people who skipped Rome because “we heard it was too busy, just another big city.” Or passed on Venice, one of the world’s most magical destinations, because, “I heard it was touristy.”

There are American tourists who say you should skip Venice. They are wrong.

It goes on and on, but suffice to say, I have been to Italy in the neighborhood of two dozen times, summer and winter, for food, wine, skiing, golf, hiking, cycling and more food, from north to south and east to west and islands too, and I know a lot about Italian cuisine, but I still ask real experts for advice every time I go. I specifically ask for advice on where to eat, what to see, and who to choose as guides. And by experts, I mean people how live in Italy, specialize in particular areas of travel, and know their subject matter.

“We get multiple guests a year who want to wing it,” says Cherrye Moore, owner of My Bella Vita travel. Moore moved to Calabria two decades ago after falling in love with the region on a visit, and opened a bed and breakfast, learning about what her visitors were looking for. Her company now specializes in planning trips—especially foodie and ancestry trips—to the area in Southern Italy where many Italian Americans trace their heritage. “They say, ‘My neighbor just showed up in their family’s hometown and it went great for them,’ or, ‘Our friends went to Italy last year and said we don't need a driver.’ It’s true that you can rent a car and drive to your family’s hometown, but that experience is vastly different from having a dedicated driver and a heritage specialist who has done research on your family’s history, who has already identified the home your grandfather was born in, and who has arranged meetings with locals upon your arrival.”

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Anyone can tour the Vatican, but only the right guides can get you a private visit.

I just got back from an exploration of Turin followed by a weeklong hiking trip in surrounding Piemonte, Italy’s most prestigious wine region, which included multiple winery visits. For restaurants and guides and sightseeing in Turin I used an Italian-based travel specialist that is the choice of many of the best luxury travel agents/advisors in this country (the best travel agents are savvy enough to know what they do not know and regularly rely on local experts). For the hiking trip, I used an Italy-based active travel specialist that does nothing else, and does it with a food-centric spin. It was another fantastic Italy trip, one amazing day after another, featuring many meals, wineries and experiences I never would have found by myself, especially by asking random friends or watching You Tube influencer videos by people with far less Italy experience than myself.

“We don’t focus on stars or diamonds, we focus on really special one-of-a-kind experiences and lodging that lets you discover our Italy,” said Heather Dowd, who lives in Turin and along with her Italian husband Beppe Salerno. They run Tourissimo , the active travel company we used. We had several friends hiking with us who were on either their very first or second trip to Italy, and when we reviewed our experiences at the end for the trip, one place we stayed, an 18 th century castle turned boutique hotel, was the overwhelming favorite. It did not have whirlpool tubs or Frette linens, it did not have a concierge or room service, but it had excellent food and beautiful gardens in which we had an epic dinner. It had cooking classes, a great location, a fun aperitivo evening cocktail session, and most of all, incredible charm..

Everyone wants the perfect meal in Italy, but not everyone knows where the locals go to find it.

It was exactly what my first timers dreamed Italy would be like, and it was a place we never would have found online. It was perfect, and even in Italy not every place is, but the reality is that Heather and Beppe and their guides spend a lot of time behind the scenes visiting small hotels and vetting them, way more time than the people who rate their stays on booking websites. One of my friends was so impressed he is already planning an extended family hiking trip to Sicily with Tourissimo next year.

If you want to have an insider experience in Italy, and see the places locals go, you need a local insider to help you out.

“Our goal is for guests to experience Calabria like we do, so we’ve built experiences that aren’t available online,” said My Bella Vita’s Moore. “Nowhere else can you find a multi-course lunch hosted at Zia Pina’s or a picnic prepared and delivered by Signora Francesca. Lunch in the home of our friend, Chef Massimo, isn’t available on Google. When creating or reviewing experiences I always think of my sister in Texas. If she were visiting, would I take her here? If that answer is yes, I know we have a winner.” That is exactly the standard by which I’d like my Italy travels to be judged.

A trip to Italy is a beautiful, special, and almost sacred experience, so don’t screw it up by taking bad advice. I do not know every local specialist—and I hope to keep finding more—but I know several experts I would recommend for different kinds of travel. Or use a good travel advisor, something I recommend for all travel (Read my article Why You Need A Travel Agent More Than Ever here at Forbes ), and communicate with them to ensure they are on the same page in terms of sourcing these kinds of local experts. If they are good, they will already be familiar with several of these companies.

Active Travel

All of Tourissimo's cycling and hiking trips in Italy emphasize food and wine, which is how it ... [+] should be.

Italy has long been the dream destination of cyclists, with Tuscany atop the Bucket List for global road riding destinations. But for the past few years the fastest growing sector of cycling has been “gravel grinding,” and with hundreds of miles of its stunning unpaved “white roads,” Tuscany has also emerged as the world’s top travel spot for gravel lovers. There are also plenty of other amazing places to ride in Italy, including Piemonte, Sardinia, Puglia, the Lakes region, and many other areas. World class hiking abounds, especially the stunning Dolomites—a UNESCO World Heritage Site of beauty unmatched by most other mountain regions on earth. Beyond this there are the Alps in the east, the Cinque Terre, Sardinia, and many other great options.

Italy is so well known for cycling and hiking that every major active travel company in the world runs trips there. But for my last two active trips, one hiking and one biking, I chose a tour operator that is actually based there, founded by an Italian with a passion for cycling and food. Tourissimo may be Italian, but they cater to the American market, and founder Beppe Salerno worked for am American cycling company as a guide before realizing he could do the real Italy better himself—to me, the perfect startup rationale. Over the years since, Tourissimo has grown its library of offerings, with both with an array of scheduled group trips and private custom options. While they do mostly road riding, they are notably one of the only tour operators scheduling gravel trips, and can also arrange custom mountain biking itineraries, with years of expertise in cycling and hiking.

Superstar Chef Mary Sue Milliken has led about galf a dozen Chef's Cycling Tours in Italy for ... [+] Tourissimo.

In addition, Tourissimo has also been a pioneer in “Active Culinary Travel,” a hot new category I have written about here at Forbes (and for other magazines and newspapers). They offer an annual series of six group rides (and a hike) each hosted by an acclaimed chef like Mary Sue Milliken, an award-winning chef, restaurateur, cookbook author (five!) and co-host of the popular PBS cooking show Two Hot Tamales . She is also an avid cyclist and has led the Tourissimo Chef Bike Tours for several years, along with other big names. These trips are a unique option for serious foodies who also ride, while the other trips cater to just about anyone. Otherwise they offer several styles of trips, from Bici Basics for new riders to Ambitious Tours for the more hard core.

Tourissimo puts a focus on local, choosing small and often historic hotels that they have curated and vetted (like the castle I just stayed at in Piemonte), places that you would never be able to distinguish from hundreds of other non-chain options online. Same for restaurants, wineries, and all the other ways they take you behind the scenes and into their real Italy. Their Mission Statement? “We don't want to be the biggest adventure travel company. We want to design and run the best tours in Italy. We strive to be the most authentic and the most beneficial to local communities.” Fantastico!

Bellagio on Lake Como is one of the most famous destinations in Italy — and the perfect place for a ... [+] food-centric bike tour!

Bike It! Bellagio offers another insider biking experience on a much different scale, providing a great one-day experience for visitors to Italy’s most famous lake town. This bike shop on Lake Como is run by a former pro racer and his wife. They rent bikes (road, mountain and e-bikes) out, but also offer one-day guided tours with multiple food and drink stops. Given that the owner grew up here and knows everyone, it’s not surprising that the food and drink spots are insider picks. The shop sits near the iconic Madonna del Ghisallo climb, the most famous in the Giro di Lombardia, a race more than a century old, and several days a week the shop offers guided group rides with a climb of the pass, on road or e-bikes—Bianchi bikes of course!

There are scheduled tours Monday through Saturday, as well as wide range of customizable private tours. These are often taken by families with mixed ages, but for more aggressive riders they offer longer road tours, mountain biking and gravel riding, along with a wide range of less demanding e-bike tours, including some even more focused on food and wine. They also offer a handful of multi-day tours and can put these together as custom on demand, usually for groups, including an iconic coast to coast traverse of Italy. If you are a guest of one of the many stunning (and pricey) ultra-luxury hotels around Bellagio, and ask the concierge to arrange a bike tour, they are likely going to call this shop anyway (and mark it up) so just do it yourself.

Luxury Travel in Italy

From planning your entire itinerary with flights, hotels, and transfers to just booking the best tours, guides and VIP access (often to non-public highlights), it pays to use a top local specialist.

Last year I attended the annual Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas, which has been called “the Oscars of the travel industry.” Virtuoso is the leading global luxury travel consortium, and many of the best travel advisors on earth belong, So does just about every top hotel, resort, safari lodge, cruise line, and luxury tour operator. Virtuoso CEO Matthew Upchurch was explaining the many advantages of using a travel advisor (I wholeheartedly agree) and something he said really stuck with me. He explained that with all of the new online tour booking companies, it was easier than ever to book a tour or guide in just about any destination on earth, but harder than ever to judge the quality. The caveat was that, “you can book a guide, but you can’t book my guide.”

One of Italy's greatest hidden gems, Turin was the nation's first capital and a Winter Olympic host. ... [+] It's worth getting a good guide if you visit.

The Vatican is the Vatican and the Colosseum is the Colosseum, so when you opt for a guided tour, what really matters and makes it a good, bad or great experience is the guide—and their special access, like a tour of the Vatican when no one else is there.

For my recent trip to Turin, I called Imago Artis Travel , an Italy-based luxury travel specialist. They are what is known in the travel industry as a destination management company or DMC, the same companies luxury travel agents call to arrange local details for their clients. There are great DMCs all over the world, and local knowledge is valuable everywhere, but many of them do not deal directly with travelers, while in Italy the best ones do.

I wanted a private day tour of Turin and its surrounding attractions for my wife and I, most importantly the Reggia di Venaria Reale, aka the “Italian Versailles” (one of two places in Italy with this lofty but accurate nickname). The guide they got for me was a licensed guide, and lifelong resident of Turin, and spoke excellent English, which was all good, but she was also an architect, which was great in a city where so much is driven by architecture. That’s not so easy to find on global tour aggregator website. Imago Artis also gave me a list of their favorite restaurant recommendations, which were spot on, then made my reservations for me. At a minimum this eliminates the language barrier of calling or the technology barrier of booking through often tricky (or non-functional) Italian restaurant reservation websites, but in many cases it also gets you a better table and instant VIP treatment—which definitely does not happen when I book myself.

Italy is rich in world-class crafts, and companies like Imago Artis can take you behind the scenes ... [+] to meet the makers.

Imago Artis Travel is a Virtuoso member, which means when you book through them, if you book your luxury hotel, you get extras like room upgrades, late checkout, spa credits etc., one of the big advantages of working with Virtuoso travel advisors. If you have a bigger budget than I do, they can handle all sorts of luxury transport, private jets, helicopters, boat charters, and also offer VIP Meet and Greet services at just about every airport in Italy. They can even arrange private security details. On a more accessible luxury level, they specialize in exclusive experiences, unlocking historic buildings and art collections not open to the public, and taking you behind the scenes with many artisans of Italy, from custom shoemakers to sculptors to jewelry designers. They know food, they know the guides, and I especially like their mission statement, “Our mission is simple: Getting You to the Heart of Italy.” That’s what it is all about.

Another top luxury DMC that is also a member of Virtuoso that I have used in the past with great success is IC Bellagio . They offer a similar array of luxury services and are very well connected, but they also specialize in Villa rentals as well as 5-Star hotels. Differentiating villas in Italy may be the single biggest challenge, more so than restaurants, with so many options and so few valid reviews. IC Bellagio has also boldly acknowledged the overtourism problems some of the most popular parts of Italy face, and are pushing “Slow Season Travel,” which varies in each of the country’s 20 regions but is something they are expert in. Last winter I went to Venice in the off-season, and it was spectacular, and I just traveled in a slow season to Piemonte. It was much, much better than fighting the crowds.

Skiing in Italy is awesome, and it's the best place in the world to stay in mountain rifugios — but ... [+] you need help for the perfect trip.

Skiing in Italy remains a bit under the radar for Europe, especially compared to France and Switzerland. Well, let the crowds go to other countries, because Italy has two different major ski regions, both of which have hosted the Winter Olympics, and the Games are returning to Milan and Cortina in 2026. The interconnected Dolomiti SuperSki lift and trail network in the Dolomites is arguably the largest “ski resort” in the world, and inarguably one of the most beautiful mountain landscapes on the planet. The towns are charming, the food is great, there are spectacular hotels from non-chain independent hidden gems to world-class luxury (Aman, Mandarin Oriental, Relais & Chateaux, etc.) and it’s cheaper than much of the rest of Europe. Did I mention the food?

I first went to the Dolomites to go hiking, and was so wowed I thought, “I have to come back and ski here.” I came back the next winter and skied, and the following year I got a group of friends together and went back. I have skied all over the U.S., and all over the world and never had the same compulsion to return to the same place immediately. That’s how good skiing in Italy is ( read much more in my Italy skiing piece here at Forbes ).

I’ve only used one company for ski travel in Italy and see no reason to switch gears, especially since the local logistics (a great guide/instructor, transfers, the best on-mountain meals and staying a couple of nights in the region’s unique on-mountain rifugios) is very hard to organize on your own. The company is Dolomite Mountains , a specialist in both resort ski vacations and backcountry touring trips (using skins and alpine touring or AT gear). They too are a U.S. facing company with mainly American clientele.

Like many active travel companies, they offer both group trip scheduled departure options and private custom trips to fit whatever you want. The group option is called the Dolomites Ski Safari and is a 7-day trip mixing stays in amazing rifugios with in-town hotels (4 and 5-stars on the Italian system) and includes all breakfasts and dinners, a full-time guide, ski pass, luggage transfers and more. Custom options include the same kind of trip for your own group, or anything you want, and while its name suggests local expertise—quite true—Dolomite Mountains also handles ski trips in the rest of Italy, like Courmayeur, and connected border regions of France, Switzerland and Austria, as many lift systems here know no national boundaries (ski with your passport!). They are also a Virtuoso member.

Calabria & Southern Italy

Many Italian Americans trace their ancestry to Southern Italy's Calabria, and if you want to visit, ... [+] make sure you do it right.

My Bella Vita travel focuses on this area, including both small group trips and custom privates. Their specialties include “Heritage Tours” for those interested in their ancestry, and a food focus for the rest of us. For instance, Taste of the South is a 12-day gastronomic journey through Calabria, Basilicata and Naples—the birthplace of pizza! Food & Wine of Calabria is an 11-daty trip and just what it sounds like.

These are some of the scheduled small group tours offered, but the rest of their business is private trip planning and custom options.

“Italy is deceivingly large, and travelers think two weeks is enough time to see everything. It isn’t,” insists Moore. “You can’t even experience all of Calabria in two weeks. Our team collectively spends about six months a year scouting new hotels, restaurants, and experiences in Calabria and we are constantly re-evaluating and tweaking our recommendations.”

There are some other Italy specialists I have not personally experienced, but that come highly recommended by some of my other experts:

My Bella Vita’s Cherrye Moore says, “ In Sicily, I recommend Lucia Davies of Sicily Tour , one of a trio of British expats who have lived in Siracusa, Sicily for decades.” A family-owned tour-guiding company based in Siracusa, they have nearly 40 years of experience on the island and create trips fostering cultural exchange between Italy and English-speaking visitors, specializing in small group and custom tours.

Food & Wine

Life is too short to go to Italy and not eat well.

Beppe and Heather Dowd of Tourissimo recommend Lazy Italian Culinary Adventures , a company that has also earned kudos from other travel industry folks I know. Owner Francesca Montillo grew up in Southern Italy where her father was greengrocer. An Italian-American cookbook author, she launched the company a decade ago, and she personally leads the tours. She does numerous scheduled tours to different regions each year, and also offers custom private itineraries.

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I spent 6 days in Italy after dreaming of visiting my whole life. 8 moments made it worth the wait.

• Italy is a European country I always dreamed of visiting. In 2022, that dream came true.
• I spent six days exploring Venice, Rome, and Milan — and some moments felt magical.
• From an art sculpture Airbnb to a gondola ride, here's what I'll never forget about my trip.

Growing up with my half-Italian family in a Manhattan suburb, I always dreamed of going to Italy.

While eating my grandmother's famous spaghetti and meatball dinners and listening to her stories about what it's like to explore the popular vacation destination, I remember longing for Italian experiences of my own.

My dream finally came true in October 2022, when I — at the age of 26 — spent six days exploring Venice, Rome , and Milan for the first time while backpacking through Europe .

Nearly two years after my Italian adventure, I'm still thinking about eight moments that made the long-awaited trip everything I hoped it would be.

I visited Italy during a two-week train trip through Europe. To get to the country, I took an overnight train from Vienna to Venice.

Then I traveled by train to Rome and Milan. I spent two days exploring each city.

While taking trains between cities, I remember looking out the windows and being stunned by the Italian countryside.

I found the rolling hills to be one of the most picturesque views I'd ever seen from a train. The scene looked like something straight out of my dreams.

My first stop in Italy was Venice.

Venice is a 1,200-year-old city made up of islands connected by bridges on the northwestern edge of the Adriatic Sea, according to Britannica .

I'd heard of Venice's canals and car-free streets, but I'll never forget the moment I saw the city myself for the first time.

I felt like I'd just stepped into a storybook with colorful buildings lining the canals.

After wandering the streets of Venice, I took a gondola tour to see the city from a different perspective.

Being in a narrow canal allowed me to see homes from inches away, and the moment I spotted their foundations immersed in the water felt surreal to me.

For my stay in Venice, I booked an Airbnb stay at Castello de Roncade, a castle and winery just outside of the city.

I had another special moment while wandering the castle 's stunning grounds. They were filled with perfectly placed plants and sculptures that I thought looked enchanting.

My favorite part of the grounds was a massive tree I found alluring. It was a 250-year-old Lebanon Cedar tree, a representative for Castello de Roncade told me.

Looking up from underneath it made me feel tiny.

From Venice, I traveled to Rome — one of this summer's most popular tourist destinations.

The city of Rome is nearly 3,000 years old and known for its rich history and romantic vibes. And according to a recent study by Delta , it's one of the most-searched travel destinations for the summer of 2024.

During my stay, I slept in a livable art sculpture I found on Airbnb, and I thought it was the most unique accommodation I'd ever experienced.

My host, Alessandro, told me he built the livable sculpture on the roof of his villa using recycled materials like car windows, scrap wood, and pieces of broken tiles.

Before booking this Airbnb, I'd never even heard of a sculpture home. I imagined it would feel like sleeping in a giant piece of art, with quirky design elements in every corner. Turns out, I was right.

I'll never forget how amazing it felt to wake up inside this Airbnb with sunlight pouring in thanks to all the windows. I wish I could start every day with a moment like that.

While exploring the city on foot, I remember spotting two alluring street artists. Under the shade of a tree near the Roman Forum, I watched an artist paint a chapel across the street.

Seeing him in his own world in a public space among so many people was remarkable and inspiring to me.

A few minutes later, I spotted another artist sculpting dogs from sand.

I thought this was such a unique form of art and found it fascinating to watch.

The last stop of my trip was Milan.

The northern Italian city is known for being a world capital of fashion and finance, according to Britannica . But my favorite moment in this city had nothing to do with these things. 

My favorite moment here came from an aimless walk around the city when I stumbled upon a red brick castle that looked massive.

It was Castello Sforzesco, a 15th-century castle built by Francesco Sforza, a duke of Milan who founded the Sforza Dynasty, according to Britannica .

I thought the castle looked like it came straight out of a fairy tale.

And since I wasn't expecting to find it in urban Milan, happening upon it by chance made for a special memory.

Thanks to these unique moments, I don't think I'll ever forget my first trip to Italy.

And I can't wait to go back.

Axel Springer, Insider Inc.'s parent company, is an investor in Airbnb.

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Via porta rossa, 19, florence, 50123, italy.

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Piazza Vittorio Veneto 4/A, Florence, 50123, Italy

Located in the Porta al Prato area, the hotel is near the Cascine Park.

Plaza Hotel Lucchesi

Lungarno della zecca vecchia, 38, florence, 50122, italy.

Between the banks of the Arno River and the Church of Santa Croce, the Plaza Hotel Lucchesi offers guests an ideal location for exploring Florence on foot. The rooftop terrace provides a breath-taking, panoramic view of the city for a truly unique and unforgettable experience.

Starhotels Michelangelo Firenze

Viale fratelli rosselli, 2, florence, 50123, italy.

Located in the heart of historical Florence, this property is a short walk to the many shops and eateries in Florence.

The St. Regis Florence

Piazza ognissanti 1, florence, 50123, italy.

Located city center next to the Arno river, The St. Regis Florence is a historic palace designed by Brunelleschi

The Westin Excelsior, Florence

Piazza ognissanti 3, florence, 50123, italy.

The Westin Excelsior Florence is next to the Arno river and sits at the center of Florentine culture.

Villa Olmi Firenze

Via del crocifisso del lume, 18, florence, 50126, italy.

This country estate is a delightful option located away from the bustle of the city center.

Venice Accommodations

Hotel Excelsior Venice Lido Resort

Lungomare marconi 41, lido di venezia, venice, 30126, italy.

A vision realized in 1908 by the great architect Nicolo Spada, Excelsior Venice Lido is a spectacular palace on the island of Lido di Venezia between the Venice Lagoon and the Adriatic Sea. The Lido, or 'Venice Lido', boasts a 6.8-mile long beach and is home to the prestigious Venice Film Festival. A focal point of the Lido, the Excelsior Venice Lido is only 15 minutes by the hotel's private boat to or from St. Mark's Square, making it ideal for families and couples wanting to experience the sights of Venice while still enjoying the beautiful and relaxing natural setting of the area.

Hyatt Centric Murano Venice

Riva longa, 49, isola di murano, venice, 30141, italy.

An urban lifestyle retreat in Murano-Venice, this hotel offers its own captivating microcosm of culinary delights and thoughtfully curated experiences that provide very Venetian vibes to its guests. The hotel aims to inspire travelers to live the city through fresh, unexpected perspectives and create lasting, unscripted memories.

JW Marriott Venice

Isola delle rose, laguna venezia, venice, 30133, italy.

Beautifully situated on the private island of Isola delle Rose in Venice, Italy, this luxury five-star hotel offers a lush retreat, the perfect respite from the excitement of the city.

NH Collection Venezia Grand Hotel Palazzo dei Dogi

Fondamenta madonna dell'orto, 3500, venice, 30121, italy.

Set in the calm residential quarter of Sestiere Cannaregio, the luxury NH Collection Venezia Grand Hotel Palazzo dei Dogi provides an authentic Venetian retreat.

Avani Rio Novo

Calle larga ragusei dorsoduro 3489/e-c, venice, 30123, italy.

This modern style hotel is close to the lively Campo Santa Margherita square.

Palazzo Paruta

San marco, 3824, campo sant angelo, venice, 30124, italy.

This 13-room property, once a 17th-century noble residence, is now home to a hotel where guests can experience an atmosphere of grace and serenity.

Papadopoli Venezia

Santa croce, 245, venice, 30135, italy.

This hotel is located in the historic center, close to the Canal Grande and Constitution Bridge, which connects the hotel to the Piazzale Roma and the Santa Lucia train station.

Starhotels Splendid Venice

San marco mercerie, 760, venice, 30124, italy.

Wonderfully situated in the heart of Venice, this hotel may be reached by gondola and by motor-boat, and overlooks romantic bridges and the sparkling facades of the century-old 'palazzi'.

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