5 days
Five Days on the Amalfi Coast and in Campania
A five-day Campania itinerary from Sorrento: Pompeii and Vesuvius, the Amalfi Coast by ferry and bus, Capri, underground Naples and Paestum.
Updated 17 August 2026
Itineraries
Pick how many days you have, and we have already built the plan for you, day by day.
8 ready-made itineraries
5 days
Five Days in Milan and the Northern Lakes
A five-day itinerary linking Milan's Duomo and Leonardo's Last Supper with the northern lakes: Como, Maggiore or Garda, plus Bergamo or quiet Lake Orta.
Updated 18 October 2026
5 days
Five Days in Rome: Ancient Streets, Baroque Squares and the Vatican
A five-day Rome itinerary from one central base: the Colosseum and Forum, the Vatican, Baroque squares, Trastevere and a day trip to Tivoli or Ostia.
Updated 27 July 2026
5 days
Five Days in Tuscany: Florence, Chianti and the Hill Towns
A five-day Tuscany itinerary from Florence into Chianti, Siena, San Gimignano and the Val d'Orcia, with art, wine tastings and hill towns.
Updated 3 August 2026
5 days
Five Days in Venice and the Veneto: Canals, Islands and a Roman Arena
A five-day itinerary through Venice and the Veneto: St Mark's Square and the Rialto, quiet lagoon islands, Verona's Roman arena and Lake Garda.
Updated 12 August 2026
5 days
Five Days in Eastern Sicily: Etna, Taormina and Syracuse
A five-day driving itinerary through eastern Sicily: Taormina's Greek theatre, the lava fields of Mount Etna, ancient Syracuse and Catania's fish market.
Updated 12 September 2026
5 days
Five Days in Puglia: Trulli, White Towns and the Sea
A five-day Puglia road trip through the trulli of Alberobello, the clifftop towns of Polignano a Mare and Ostuni, baroque Lecce and Matera.
Updated 16 September 2026
7 days
Rome, Florence and Venice in 7 Days: A Day-by-Day Itinerary
A ready-made 7-day Italy itinerary linking Rome, Florence and Venice by fast train: ancient Rome, the Vatican, Renaissance Florence and the canals.
Updated 20 July 2026
Common questions
How many days do you need for an Italy trip?
A week is a comfortable minimum for combining Rome, Florence and Venice on the high-speed train. Ten to twelve days lets you add the Amalfi Coast or slow down in Tuscany without rushing. We have ready-made itineraries for every trip length.
How do you get around Italy on an itinerary?
Between the big cities the high-speed trains (Frecciarossa and Italo) are fast and easy, so you rarely need a car. For Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast, Puglia and Sicily a rental car opens up the villages and coast roads. In each itinerary we note the recommended option.
Should I add the Amalfi Coast or the lakes to my itinerary?
Yes if you have at least ten days. The Amalfi Coast pairs beautifully with Naples and Pompeii, while the northern lakes (Como, Garda) work well with Milan and the Dolomites. It is worth giving each region at least two nights rather than a rushed day trip.
What does each ready-made itinerary include?
Every itinerary is built day by day with recommended places, sensible travel between them, cities to base yourself in, and on-the-ground tips, so you can set off with no extra planning.