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This was the blueprint for our Honeymoon, but this trip can be used for any couple looking for a romantic getaway to Italy. We begin in Venice before traveling to Florence, 3 Tuscany Cities and Wineries, and ending this dream getaway in Positano on the picturesque Amalfi Coast. Each day has been thoughtfully planned to give you the ultimate vacation. Pro Tip: We travelled June/July, but you can opt for May/June or September/October for lower prices and less crowds while still enjoying nice weather. They will also harvest the grapes and olives around October. If traveling off-season, please note some recommendations may be closed for the season. What's Included in this Guide? *Day-by-Day itinerary with what to do, where to stay, and what to eat for 12 days (2 in Venice, 5 in Florence/Tuscany, and 5 in Positano/Amalfi Coast) *Day trips to 3 Tuscan Wineries and Cities *Day Trip to Pompei on the way to Positano *Boat Trip to Capri and various Grottos *Various museum and tour recommendations *Guidance on the Hand of God Hike on the Amalfi Coast *An Italian Dream vacation come to life Disclaimer: My wife cried on the way to our first Winery as we drove through Tuscany. She had not had one sip of wine yet. Tissues are not required, but may be recommended.

Spending three days in Venice is perfect to immerse yourself in the charm and uniqueness of this captivating collection of islands. Venice stands as a one-of-a-kind destination, offering an experience unlike any other place in the world.

One day Venice, Italy Itinerary Just under a 2-hour train ride from Bologna, Italy, and a little over 1 hour from Verona, you can do a day trip to Venice. So if your schedule doesn't allow you an overnight stay don't worry and use this guide to help you get the most out of your day trip to Venice.

Only a few days in Venice and wondering how to make the most of your time?! Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Venice, where every winding canal and picturesque square tells stories of history, art, and delectable gastronomic delights. Prepare to make this guide your invaluable companion on your remarkable voyage through the floating city. It's more than just a travel guide; it's your passport to uncovering the hidden gems of this enchanting lagoon city, meticulously curated with passion and attention to detail! 🌟🍝🚤

So you've planned your trip to Venice, and and you're really excited amongst the other amazing stuff to do, to try real Venetian food. Well my friend, let me tell you, that is not an easy task. The city is filled with venetian wanna-be places who are going to rip you off and leave you and your taste buds disappointed. But don't you worry, I am here to share with you this list that I created over the years, filled places which are authentic, local and *chef's kiss* delicious. 

The Ultimate 14-Day Italy Travel Itinerary Guide This incredible itinerary takes you through the highlights of Italy, from the ancient ruins of Rome, the unrivaled art collection of the Vatican, the rolling hills, hot springs and world-class cuisine of Tuscany, the leaning tower of Pisa, the vibrant city of Florence, the beaches and beauty of the Cinque Terre, Milan, Lake Como, and the floating city of Venice (all in two perfectly planned weeks). So what are you waiting for? Grab your copy today!

Each year, million of tourists visit Venice and the vast majority of them will pay too much to eat mediocre food in tourist-traps. Luckily Venice also has a lot of (hidden) great restaurants and most importantly 'Bacari', which is their version of a Spanish Tapas bar. Bacari usually serve a variety of small colourful, budget-friendly dishes which change continuously based on the season (some actually change hour by hour). These small dishes are called 'cicchetti' and are meant to be the perfect companion to a glass of wine or a Spritz. Think of these Bacari as your local neighbourhood bar, and be ready to bend elbow to elbow with the locals. Here are my favorite places to eat, drink, snack and stay in Venice!

Are you looking for an original way to explore Italy? Do you like hiking for multiple days and meeting new people? If so, you should definitely go on "Via Degli Dei", an amazing 5-days-adventure on the Apennines, starting in Bologna and ending in Florence (or the other way around!). During the hike you will get to see Italy in a unique way, rediscovering yourself while enjoying the calmness of nature... Before and after you will have the opportunity to: - Explore the region that gave birth to lasagna, "bolognese sauce" and cappelletti - Visit Florence, see the Leaning Tower of Pisa and taste some amazing wine - Go on one-day-trips with high speed trains to other unique destinations like Venice, Milan, Pisa and many more

THE DAY-BY-DAY GUIDE TO THE HIGHLIGHTS OF ITALY - ROME, FLORENCE, VENICE, & MORE 🇮🇹 I've been fortunate enough to visit Italy multiple times and even more fortunate to have been guided by true Italian friends. Here, I take all that I've learned from those travels and distill it into one perfect itinerary that hits the big highlights. This itinerary is a great fit for first-timers since it'll take you to the absolute must-see spots in Italy. You certainly won't see all the boot has to offer (just plan on coming back for future trips, plural, to make that happen), but you'll see the most iconic places at a reasonable, enjoyable pace. You'll be able to soak up all the history, food, wine, and dolce vita these cities have to offer. After this first taste, you'll be dying to come back for more! 🗺️ Main Itinerary Stops: - Rome | 2 full days / 3 nights - Orvieto | Pit stop - Tuscany // Montalcino | 2 full days / 3 nights - Siena | Pit stop - Florence | 2 full days / 3 nights - Tivoli | Pit stop - Rome | Overnight for return flight 🗺️ Optional Extension Stops: - Pisa | Day trip (+ extra night in Florence) - Bologna | Pit stop - Venice | 2 full days / 3 nights - Modena | 1 full day / 1 night here or nearby

Ravenna is a city on the East coast of Italy, a couple of hours south of Venice: it's known as the Capital of Mosaics, a form of art that developed while the city was capital of the Roman Empire and later on during the Byzantine era. The 8 UNESCO heritage sites should be enough to convince you to go visit, but in case they aren't here's 5 reasons why you should: 1. It's CHEAPER than bigger cities like Venice, Florence or Rome, but that doesn't mean it's not as beautiful 2. Staying in a smaller city doesn't mean you won't be able to visit anything else: in fact Ravenna is very WELL CONNECTED by the railway system to multiple major destinations 3. Are you a SEA or MOUNTAIN person? Don't worry, Ravenna has both: 20 minutes east are its beaches, famous for their beach volleyball tournaments, while in the opposite direction you will find the Apennines! 4. Like anywhere else in Italy FOOD isn't the issue: lasagna, cappelletti, "bolognese" sauce, etc. are originally of Emilia Romagna, the region where Ravenna is found 5. Is Italy not enough for you? Apart from being close to Bologna's AIRPORT, Ravenna has also FERRIES that will take you to the Balkans region in no time!

Visiting Prosecco Road, where all prosecco is made, is so much fun! It's easily reachable from Venice, Verona, Aviano AB, and more. This guide focuses on smaller producers, with one bigger thrown in for comparison, and has everything you need to put together the perfect day out in Prosecco Road! In this guide, you'll get: - an overview of the area - transportation tips - 4 of my favorite vineyards - 3 lunch options - whether you need to pre book at each vineyard

Visiting Prosecco Road, where all prosecco is made, is so much fun! It's easily reachable from Venice, Verona, Aviano AB, and more. This guide focuses on smaller producers, with one bigger thrown in for comparison, and has everything you need to put together the perfect day out in Prosecco Road! In this guide, you'll get: - an overview of the area - transportation tips - whether you need to pre-book at each vineyard - 12 of my favorite vineyards - 6 restaurants - 4 hotels & agriturismi - a bonus non-prosecco spot worth visiting

Embark on a journey beyond the iconic skyline of San Francisco as we unveil a curated selection of day trips, each promising a unique blend of adventure and tranquility. From the vineyard-draped hills of Napa Valley to the sun-soaked shores of Santa Cruz and the rugged beauty of Point Reyes, this guide is your passport to exploring the diverse landscapes and hidden gems just a short drive from the bustling heart of the Bay Area. Join us as we navigate scenic routes, sip world-class wines, stroll along sandy beaches, and immerse ourselves in the natural wonders that make these day trips from San Francisco an essential part of any traveler's itinerary.

Italy’s landscapes and cultures are so varied that each region feels like an entirely new world. This meticulously planned 14-day road trip allows you to dive deep into Italy’s iconic highlights and hidden gems. From the out of this world views of the Dolomites to the sun-soaked Amalfi coast, you’ll experience the best of Italy’s history, food, art, and nature. Your itinerary will be: Milan - Lake Como - Venice - Dolomites - Florece - Tuscany - Rome - Naples - Pompeii - Amalfi Coast - Sorrento In this guide you'll find: 🤯 90+ locals-only recommendations, including food and drink, viewpoints, museums and MORE 🗺️ An interactive map so you can see which places are nearby 👀 Tips and tricks that will be useful and 100% needed to get the best out of this experience

Home to arguably the best food and wine on earth. We loved Florence and the beautiful Tuscan vineyards and can't wait to return one day. You'll find our favorite restaurants, activities, and a few day trips included in this guide. Here are some travel tips: 1. The trains STOP at around 7PM; so make sure you plan your dinner reservations accordingly. The app you want is called "Trenitalia" - I've included a link to the app under "Day Trips" below. 2. Take all of your normal public safety precautions; pickpocketing and side scams are common. 3. If the gelato is mounded so high it's reaching towards the heavens, it's not for you. 4. If there are waiters outside waving you in with bold English menus, say "no, grazi". 5. Always ask if the establishment accepts credit cards before you order. 6. Prepare to tip your tour guides well, especially if your tour was "Free". 7. Do not pass up on a wine window!! This city's beautiful and unique, hidden gems.

If you plan on visiting The Dolomites, Lake Como, Milan, Venice, Cinque Terre, or Florence and the Tuscany Region... This guide was made to help make your trip an adventure!

THE DAY-BY-DAY GUIDE TO THE HIGHLIGHTS OF ITALY - ROME, FLORENCE, VENICE, & MORE 🇮🇹 I've been fortunate enough to visit Italy multiple times and even more fortunate to have been guided by true Italian friends. Here, I take all that I've learned from those travels and distill it into one perfect itinerary that hits the big highlights. This itinerary is a great fit for first-timers since it'll take you to the absolute must-see spots in Italy. You certainly won't see all the boot has to offer (just plan on coming back for future trips, plural, to make that happen), but you'll see the most iconic places at a reasonable, enjoyable pace. You'll be able to soak up all the history, food, wine, and dolce vita these cities have to offer. After this first taste, you'll be dying to come back for more! 🗺️ Main Itinerary Stops: - Rome | 2 full days / 3 nights - Orvieto | Pit stop - Tuscany // Montalcino | 2 full days / 3 nights - Siena | Pit stop - Florence | 2 full days / 3 nights - Tivoli | Pit stop - Rome | Overnight for return flight 🗺️ Optional Extension Stops: - Pisa | Day trip (+ extra night in Florence) - Bologna | Pit stop - Venice | 2 full days / 3 nights - Modena | 1 full day / 1 night here or nearby 📣IF YOU WANT MORE INFO BEFORE PURCHASING ➡️ Check out the free preview of this guide. It includes: - OVERVIEW STATS: Including trip length, ideal season, trip speed, physicality, trip themes, who this trip is best for, cost, and how to get around - STOP-BY-STOP OVERVIEW: Including number of days at each destination and number of activities, restaurants, and hotels included in the full version of this guide - EXAMPLE ITINERARY DAY: An example day from the full version of this itinerary, so you can see the level of detail and travel style you can expect! - BONUS - HOTEL RECOMMENDATIONS: All the same recs from the paid version! Consider supporting my work by booking through the links provided - it’s much appreciated!

Your comprehensive 10-day Italian escape including: - Full itinerary in and out of Milan including Venice, Florence and Cinque Terre 🇮🇹 - 10+ hotels 🏨 - 30+ restaurants 🍝 - Recommended day trips to Tuscany and Lake Como 🍷 - Advice on exploring Italy via train 🚞

An 8-11 day trip to Italy featuring highlights such as Venice, Florence, and Rome. This guide includes recommendations for 📍Lodging 📍Food 📍Sightseeing & Tours 📍Navigation 📍Links to tickets 📍Travel tips 📍Lizzie McGuire Filming locations 📍AND MORE! Customized itineraries available upon request! This trip is estimated to cost $5,000 for 2 adults during shoulder seasons. The estimate includes roundtrip flights from Atlanta, lodging, transportation, and tours. You will still need to budget for food and souvenirs.