I am excited to share our latest travel adventure with you. For three weeks, we explored the sights, sounds, and flavors of Italy. From our day trips in Rome to the wine tasting in Florence, and the sightseeing in Venice, we have plenty of recommendations to help make your own Italian getaway even more special. So whether you’re looking for a luxurious place to stay or just want to know where to find the best gelato, read on for our insider tips. Buon Viaggio!
Italy is a place that everyone wants to go to. A bucket-list destination for good reason; it’s a beautiful country and full of culture. Congratulations, I hope that if you are reading this it means you’re thinking about going!
Here is my suggestion:
Start in Milan- 1 to 3 days
End in Rome- 5 plus days
Fly into Milan, Italy- Malpensa Airport
I think it would be best to start in Milan, Italy. It’s a big city with lots of things going on, and there are so many historical sites that you can visit while exploring the amazing culture. I suggest staying 1 to 3 days. You can find some really great deals flying into Milan Malpensa Airport. This is the largest international airport in Italy, so it’s no surprise that there are many opportunities for travelers looking to save money when they fly in and out of here. For the record, it’s my favorite city in Italy.
Check out my blog How to Spend the Perfect Weekend in Milan, Italy to learn more.
Take a 2 1/2 hour bullet train ride from Milan to Venice
Venice is a city of canals, gondolas, and gorgeous architecture. It’s also home to tons of seafood restaurants. A day exploring this beautiful town may be enough for you, but if it doesn’t feel like enough time then plan on spending another night in Venice before heading off toward Florence or Rome the next morning.
Check out my blog post A first timer’s guide to Venice, Italy to learn more.
Take a 2-hour bullet train ride from Venice to Florence
You’ll be blown away by the beauty of Florence, it is a one-of-a-kind city in Italy. Take a 2-hour train ride from Venice and stay there for 3 days, if not more. The art, architecture, and history of Florence are unlike any other place in the world. This Tuscan city has so much to offer! From the beautiful duomos to Michelangelo’s David statue, to amazing renaissance museums, you’ll be able to see some truly amazing things that will leave your heart racing with excitement.
Click here to learn more about How to make the most of your trip to Florence, Italy.
Take a 1 hour 30-minute bullet train ride from Florence and Rome
If you are looking for a place to explore, Rome is the perfect destination. I recommend that visitors spend at least three days in this historic city, and if they have more time, then five will be even better. Roma has so much beauty hidden away, and every corner holds something new and exciting. It stores ancient ruins and modern landmarks, such as The Colosseum, incredible museums, and attractions like the Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps. This is the NYC of Italy. If you love history then you can’t skip over this city.
Please check out my blog post 5 Day Trip Ideas Around Rome, Italy.
I hope you enjoyed coming along on our adventure, and that our recommendations will help make your own Italian getaway even more special. Make sure you read each blog post to learn more about the city you plan to explore. Buon Viaggio!
If two weeks of exploring the sights, sounds, and flavors of Italy sounds like your idea of a good time, let Glam Escapes book your next trip. We’ll take care of all the details so you can relax and start looking forward to an unforgettable experience. Click on the “Service” tab at the top of this page to find out more.
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