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A Soul-Stirring Itinerary Through Art, Architecture and the beautiful Sea

Italy isn’t just a destination—it's a mood, a timeless love affair with beauty in every corner. From the Renaissance soul of Florence to Rome’s imperial echoes, the coastal reverie of Salerno,Amalfi,Ravello and Sorrento—here’s your curated must-do list city by city.

Florence: The Renaissance Heartbeat

Florence is an open-air museum wrapped in Tuscan warmth. Begin with the Duomo Cathedral (Santa Maria del Fiore) , where its iconic dome dominates the skyline. Climb up for a dramatic panoramic, or admire it from the ground—either way, it’s a must.

The Chianti Wine Tour is a Tuscan daydream that must not be skipped. Whether you pick a half-day or full-day, you’ll find yourself sipping reds surrounded by postcard-perfect rolling hills.

Walk off the wine at Giotto’s Bell Tower , a Gothic marvel next to the Duomo, or step into the grandeur of Palazzo Pitti , once home to Medici rulers. From there, stroll through the Boboli Gardens , the palace’s open-air extension filled with fountains, statues, and hidden trails.

For a golden hour that’ll stay with you forever, head to Piazzale Michelangelo —the viewpoint where Florence unfolds in all its glory, best paired with a gelato or a quiet moment.

Skip the queues at the Uffizi if classical art isn’t your thing. Instead, opt for the lesser-known but equally stunning Palazzo Vecchio , Florence’s town hall and a museum with a story in every stone.

And for a cinematic Tuscan escape, the Val D'Orcia countryside is straight out of a dream—rolling vineyards, cypress-lined roads, and charming villages. Book a wine tasting day through Viator, and raise a glass to la dolce vita.

Rome: Where Time Stands Still

Rome isn’t just a city—it’s the world's most powerful history book.

Start strong at the Colosseum , where gladiators once fought for glory. Step into the neighboring Roman Forum and Palatine Hill , where ruins whisper tales of emperors and ancient gods.

The Pantheon will leave you speechless—an architectural marvel that’s still one of the largest unreinforced concrete domes in the world. And yes, the Trevi Fountain deserves a coin toss and a wish.

No visit to Rome is complete without wandering into Vatican City . Marvel at St. Peter’s Basilica —its vast interiors and Michelangelo’s Pietà are divine. Make time for Castel Sant’Angelo , a castle with views that feel straight out of a Dan Brown novel.

The Amalfi Coast & Beyond: Salerno, Sorrento, Amalfi, Ravello

Swap city chaos for coastal calm in the south.

Salerno is your gateway to dreamlike adventures. Start with the lesser-known gem of Atrani , a quiet village cradled by cliffs. Then on to Amalfi , a historic port town with lemon-scented lanes, and Positano , the vertical village painted in pastels and romance.

Salerno’s Centro Storico is rich in medieval architecture, cobbled alleys, and local cafes. Don’t miss the Salerno Cathedral (Duomo di Salerno)—an underrated gem with striking mosaics and a crypt that feels truly sacred.

From either Salerno or Sorrento, hop on a Capri island tour . Between sea stacks, hidden grottos, and luxe boutiques, it’s the kind of place that makes time irrelevant.

Sorrento: Lemon Trees & Sea Breezes

In Sorrento , let yourself slow down. Marina Grande is a colorful old fishing village that turns into a photographer’s playground at dusk. Find a waterfront trattoria, sip Limoncello, and let the Mediterranean rhythm soothe you.

Italy isn’t a checklist; it’s a feeling. But if you’re going to do it, do it with intention. These handpicked experiences promise not just memories, but moments that stay stitched into your soul.

Perched high above the coastline, Ravello offers uninterrupted panoramic views of the Mediterranean that rival even Positano or Amalfi. The famous terraces of Villa Rufolo and Villa Cimbrone are must-visits—imagine standing on the "Terrace of Infinity", where the sea and sky blend seamlessly.

Naples :

Visiting Naples is like diving headfirst into the raw, unfiltered soul of Italy. It’s chaotic, passionate, gritty, and brimming with life—a city that doesn’t try to charm you like Florence or Venice, but grabs your attention with authenticity, flavor, and character. If you want to understand southern Italy, you start with Naples.

Pack light, walk slow, eat well—and let Italy change you.

Day 1

Arrival in Milan, Italy. Rest and explore the city at your leisure.

Day 2

Travel from Milan to Florence. Begin exploring Florence.

Day 3

Full day to explore Florence – visit museums, cathedrals, and enjoy local cuisine.

Day 4

Day trip to Val D Orcia.

Day 5

Travel to Rome. Explore major Roman attractions such as the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and more.

Day 6

Use a city pass to visit 4 top attractions in Rome. Optimize your day for sightseeing.

Day 7

Relaxed day in Rome with time for shopping or lesser-known spots. Evening travel to Salerno.

Day 8

From Salerno, take a boat or transfer to Amalfi. Explore the charming coastal town.

Day 9

Day trip to Ravello – enjoy views, gardens, and local food.

Day 10

Day trip to Positano – stroll through colorful streets and lounge by the sea.

Day 11

Explore Salerno and surrounding areas at a relaxed pace.

Day 12

Train from Salerno to Milan.

Day 13

Day Out in Milan City.

Day 14

Attend the Monza Grand Prix. (FP1+FP2)

Day 15

Attend Monza Grand Prix (FP3 + Qualifying).

Day 16

Race day at Monza Grand Prix.

Day 17

Daytrip to Lake Como

Day 18

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