Rome, Florence & Venice
A city-led introduction with distinct art, architecture and neighbourhoods. Match timed visits to each day while keeping room for walking and unscheduled meals.
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Italy
Art cities, countryside and coast, connected around the time you have and the experiences you value.
WHEN TO CONSIDERApril to June and September to October
FIND YOUR KIND OF ITALY
Art cities, countryside & the coast
Italy rewards a route with a clear focus. Art cities, a Tuscan country stay and time by the sea can each anchor a holiday; combining them well means deciding which places deserve nights of their own.
A STARTING LENGTH9–14 nights
A SUGGESTED RHYTHMFewer hotel changes, richer days
Suggested nights at the destination; allow separately for the journey from Canada.
Choose the setting before the hotel.
Tuscany & other regional stays
Choose a countryside hotel around the villages and estates you want to visit. Florence and rural Tuscany involve different transport choices.
The coast, lakes or an island
Select one setting as a contrast to the cities. Amalfi, the northern lakes and Sicily are different journeys, not interchangeable additions to any route.
When would it feel right for you?
Spring & autumn
A useful starting point for a city-and-countryside itinerary. Popular dates can still be busy; these seasons do not guarantee empty museums or mild weather.
Summer
Give more thought to heat, shade and the timing of visits. A coastal or lake stay may be part of the plan, but availability and atmosphere vary by place.
Winter
Consider a more city-focused journey. Check seasonal operations before planning a coastal resort stay or an itinerary built around boats.
YOUR TIME, YOUR RHYTHM
See how the journey could unfold.
Choose an idea to compare the nights, hotel changes and practical trade-offs. Each is a starting point to shape with Daniel.
Three cities, thoughtfully paced selected
Three cities, thoughtfully paced
An introduction built around art, history and time to enjoy the different feel of each city.
- 01Rome4 nights
- 02Florence3 nights
- 03Venice2 nights
Your chosen route will be added to the enquiry form. This is an itinerary idea, not a priced package or a reservation.
Rome & a Tuscan chapter
Move from major sights to a country base, with time for village visits and a wine or food experience.
- 01Rome4 nights
- 02Florence3 nights
- 03Tuscan countryside4 nights
Your chosen route will be added to the enquiry form. This is an itinerary idea, not a priced package or a reservation.
Culture, then the coast
Balance cultural days with a longer final stay beside the sea.
- 01Rome4 nights
- 02Florence3 nights
- 03Amalfi Coast5 nights
Your chosen route will be added to the enquiry form. This is an itinerary idea, not a priced package or a reservation.
Choose the right kind of stay.
Choose hotels by the part of the journey they serve. Rome, Florence, Venice and the Ligurian coast are separate locations within the collection below. Compare a walkable city address with the space and transport needs of a country or coastal hotel.
Properties to discuss
- Hotel de Russie
- Four Seasons Firenze
- The Gritti Palace
- Belmond Hotel Splendido
Confirm the property, room category, meal plan and current availability for your dates.
A taste of the journey.
These restaurant ideas span different regions. A destination restaurant can shape an overnight stop, but it should not create an impractical detour. Discuss reservation availability, dietary needs and transport before building an evening around it.
Dining ideas to discuss
- Osteria Francescana
- La Pergola
- Piazza Duomo
- Le Calandre
See it from the water
Gateway ports
Civitavecchia, Venice, Naples, Livorno
AN ITINERARY IDEA
Western Mediterranean routes. Add private transfers for port intensive days.
Make room for the memorable
- Guided Vatican visits with confirmed admission
- Tuscan food and wine experiences
- Venetian neighbourhoods and cultural visits
- Amalfi Coast boat outings, subject to conditions
Tell us which experiences appeal to you. We will shape the possibilities around your dates, pace and preferences.
The decisions that shape your trip.
The exact port matters
Read the embarkation port on the sailing, rather than relying on the nearest famous city. Coordinate the hotel and transfer before committing to flights.
Reserve the experiences that anchor the trip
Identify your essential museums, sites and dining plans early. Private guiding does not itself provide after-hours admission or exclusive access.
Starting from Canada
Share your departure city and date flexibility so Daniel can compare the complete journey, including connections and arrival times. The suggested nights are spent at the destination; travel days may add to your time away.
A budget for the whole experience
Bring a comfortable total in CAD, the number of travellers and the room arrangements you need. Compare flights, hotels, transfers, meals and guided experiences together. Your proposal should identify its currency, inclusions and any separately priced arrangements.
Questions worth answering early.
Can I see Rome, Florence, Venice and the Amalfi Coast in a week?
You could spend much of that week changing hotels. For seven nights, discuss two bases; use a longer journey if both the classic cities and coast are essential.
Should I travel by train or car?
Work out the city-to-city legs separately from countryside and coastal travel. Hotel access, luggage and the places you want to visit determine the useful combination.
Are these itineraries available to book as shown?
They are design ideas with suggested nights. Daniel checks the route, dates, hotels, transport and experiences before presenting a proposal.
Plan a journey here ↗See on the interactive atlas
Inspiration from the Travel Point collection. Your advisor confirms current operations, seasonal conditions, pricing and availability for your travel dates.