If treasure chest was a country, Italy is one full of history, culture, fashion and deliciousness. Rome resonates with stories of gladiators and emperors. Venice is full of romantic canals and quirky bridges. Florence buzzes with Renaissance architecture and world-famous art. And every spot on this 10 Days in Italy Itinerary is like opening a new treasure chest!
Pour in a pleasant Mediterranean climate, a steaming hot pizza or a plate of pasta and the smell of a freshly brewed espresso and you have a winning recipe for a 10-day holiday. Can you see it all in 10 days? Absolutely not! But it’s long enough to get a long-lasting impression of Italy that’ll make you want to come back for more. Again and again!
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10 Days in Italy Itinerary FAQ
Italy is an easy country to travel through. Good roads between major cities (although driving in Italy can be a bit of an ‘experience’. I’ll tell you about that a bit later!), very good train connections between cities and friendly people who are willing to help when you’re stuck. That doesn’t mean you don’t need to prepare for your trip though.
Here are some things you should know before you head off to Italy:
Where should I fly in and out of?
The two main airports to internationally fly in and out of Italy are Milan Malpensa or Rome Fiumicino. This 10 Days in Italy itinerary starts and ends in Rome, so Fiumicino it is!
The best way to get from the airport to the city center of Rome? Take the Leonardo Express! It’s a direct shuttle train that runs every 15 minutes. It takes you to the city in just under 32 minutes and costs around $19. A taxi takes at least 50 minutes and is more expensive.
How do I get around Italy?
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