Ultimate Italy 7-Day Itineraries: Explore the Best of ItalyDiscover expertly crafted 7-day travel plans, ensuring an unforgettable Italian adventure.

Lake Como - Cruise on this famous Italian lake to Lenno, an idyllic lakeside village

Lugano - Explore this fascinating, cultural melting pot of a city

Ghiffa – Discover the stunning Sacro Monte, a serene sanctuary with three beautiful chapels, breathtaking lake views, and tranquil garden walks steeped in history

Zermatt (Matterhorn) - Marvel at one of the most famous and recognisable peaks in the world, the Matterhorn

Gruyeres - Visit this charming medieval town and the home of Gruyere cheese

Lauterbrunnen - Spend time doing scenic walks, taking mountain peak train rides, and much more

Lake Brienz - Enjoy a breath-taking drive from Interlaken along turquoise Lake Brienz, framed by soaring peaks and charming villages.

Bellinzona - Relax in this charming town or explore one of the many incredible UNESCO listed ancient castles independently

Montecassino Abbey - Marvel at this working monastery and pilgrimage site, a centre of art, culture and learning

Alberobello - Wander around the narrow streets and discover the more than 1500 small, rounded, white, UNESCO listed houses known as trulli

Lecce - Stroll through the old town and admire the city's unique 'Lecce Baroque' architecture

Gallipoli - Take a trip to this vibrant coastal town, known for its pretty harbour and historic outer walls

Matera - Explore the historic centre of the city, Sassi di Matera, which is known for its cave dwellings carved into a river canyon

Amalfi Coast - Enjoy a ferry cruise along the Amalfi Coast as you marvel at the vibrant colours and stunning views of the seaside towns

Mount Vesuvius - Hike up this infamous volcano, which buried Pompeii in 79 AD, reaching the rim of the volcano's crater

Pompeii - Discover the history and tragedy of the most famous eruption in history and learn about the lives of those who lived in Pompeii

Syracuse - Discover ancient wonders at the Archaeological Park of Neapolis and stroll through the historic island of Ortigia

Modica - Indulge in a unique chocolate tasting infused with Sicilian flavours at the acclaimed Sabadì workshop

Agrigento - Marvel at majestic Doric temples in the Valley of the Temples, set among almond trees

Marsala - Tour historic Florio Cellars and taste Marsala wine beneath soaring 19th-century barrel vaults

Palermo - Explore diverse landmarks including the Martorana Church, Cappella Palatina and the grand Cathedral

Lake Garda - Stroll the canals and cobbled streets of Peschiera del Garda, set on the southern tip of Italy’s largest lake

Verona - Admire the grand Roman Arena, one of the best-preserved amphitheatres still hosting performances today

Venice - Discover St Mark’s Square and the iconic landmarks of the Floating City on a guided walking tour

Valdobbiadene - Learn about centuries of winemaking heritage in the UNESCO-listed prosecco hills

Tre Cime di Lavaredo - See the three towering peaks that stand as enduring symbols of the Dolomites

Pordoi Pass - Take in panoramic views across the Sella massif from one of the Dolomites’ most spectacular mountain routes

Trento - Explore Piazza Duomo, where Renaissance palaces and the Fountain of Neptune meet striking mountain backdrops

Orvieto - Admire the Gothic cathedral towering above this cliffside town and uncover its network of ancient underground caves

Siena - Stroll through medieval streets to Piazza del Campo, one of Italy’s finest squares and home to the Palio horse race

Florence - Uncover Renaissance landmarks and striking architecture in the birthplace of Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci

Lucca - Walk the Renaissance walls encircling the city and explore the oval-shaped Piazza dell’Anfiteatro

Volterra - Discover Etruscan heritage and medieval palaces in this hilltop town overlooking the Tuscan countryside

Pienza - Explore the UNESCO-listed Renaissance city planned by Pope Pius II, famed for its cathedral and sweeping views of the Val d’Orcia

Capodimonte - Stroll along the shores of Lake Bolsena beneath the medieval Rocca Farnese fortress

Rome: bursts with history, art, and delicious food. Lording it over the skyline, St Peter's Basilica towers over the Vatican, testifying to the ambition of Rome's Renaissance popes and the genius of its game-changing architects.

Florence: a living city with an eclectic cultural life that embraces opera, classical music and contemporary art. Also known as the cradle of the Renaissance, is one of Europe's great art cities.

San Gimignano: a tiny city that has remained intact through the centuries; situated on a hilltop, it is famous for its numerous towers, frescoes and other art treasures.

Pompeii: 'The buried city,' it was once the holiday destination of rich ancient Romans because of its healthy weather and impressing views. Its archaeological zones, Herculano and the Annunziata Tower have all been included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO.

Sorrento: Is famous for its cliffs, its steeps streets and with its view to the blue water of Ischia, Capri and the Naples Bay. Its exuberant vegetation and its great weather has made it in the favourite city for the Romans.

Capri: Is a rocky island off the shores of the southern Italian region of Campania, is famed for its rugged landscape, sophistication, upscale hotels and shopping, from designer fashions to Limoncello and handmade leather sandals.

Amalfi: Deemed by UNESCO 'an outstanding example of a Mediterranean landscape, with exceptional cultural and natural scenic values,' this coast was awarded a spot on the World Heritage List in 1997.

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Palermo - Enjoy a guided tour of the 3,000-year-old city, including the cathedral and historic Old Town

Erice - Stroll around this medieval village hewn into the side of a hill, which will transport you back in time

Marsala - Experience wine tasting and a delicious lunch at a traditional Sicilian tavern and visit the historic wine cellar

Agrigento - See the Temple of Concordia and other highlights of the Valley of the Temples, which rivals even the Athens Acropolis

Ragusa - Tour this hilltop town known for its Baroque architecture, and enjoy a relaxing stroll in the Giardini Iblei public garden

Syracuse - See the historic centre of the city, Ortigia, located on a small island off the coast of Sicily

Mount Etna - Visit Europe's most active volcano to enjoy sweeping views, learn about volcanic activity, and opt for a hike to the summit

Cagliari - Begin your adventure in Sardinia's capital, with a guided walking tour and free time to explore

Castelsardo - Visit this picturesque hilltop coastal town overlooking the Costa Paradiso and explore its medieval centre

Bosa - Tuck into delicious local cuisine and explore this picturesque town, located on the Temo River in 2025. In 2026 enjoy a traditional Sardinian lunch with shepherds in Barbagia, surrounded by nature

Alghero - Explore the historic city centre on a walking tour and enjoy a walk along the coast at Capo Caccia Natural Reserve

Palmavera - Discover the Nuragic Complex of Palmavera, a prehistoric treasure of Sardinia

Costa Smeralda - Drive along this pretty coastal route, visiting the beautiful coastal towns of Porto Rotondo and glamorous Porto Cervo

Rome – See the city’s most iconic sights on orientation walks, including the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, and Vatican City.

Pompeii – Explore the ancient archaeological site of Pompeii, with entry included and the option to join a guided tour for deeper insights.

Sorrento – Discover the charming streets of Sorrento on an orientation walk and enjoy its stunning coastal scenery.

Capri – Take a scenic boat trip to Capri and enjoy the island at your own pace, with the option to ride the chairlift to Mount Solaro.

Amalfi Coast – Spend free time in Amalfi and Positano, where you can explore the towns, visit the cathedral in Amalfi, relax on the beach, or browse local boutiques.

Naples – Join an orientation walk through Naples, taking in key sights such as Piazza Plebiscito, the San Carlo Theatre, and the lively Spanish Quarter.

Bari – Join a street food tasting tour through the historic center and visit the Basilica of Saint Nicholas

Castellana Grotte – Explore the Grotte di Castellana cave system and see the chambers filled with stalactites and stalagmites

Ostuni – Admire the Gothic Cathedral and Diocesan Museum and stroll through Piazza della Libertà with the Sant'Oronzo Obelisk

Locorotondo – Discover its circular layout and whitewashed houses and enjoy panoramic views over the Valle d’Itria

Alberobello – See the UNESCO-listed trulli dwellings and learn about their unique architecture and cultural history

Lecce – Tour Baroque landmarks including Piazza del Duomo and Porta Napoli and visit the Basilica of Santa Croce and the Roman amphitheater at Piazza Sant'Oronzo

Capri – Explore the island at your own pace, wander through Capri town, and choose to visit the Blue Grotto

Amalfi Coast – Enjoy free time in Amalfi and Positano to explore coastal streets, visit the cathedral, or relax by the sea

Pompeii – Discover the ancient ruins of Pompeii, preserved for centuries after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius

Florence – Explore the historic heart of the Renaissance and enjoy the city’s vibrant atmosphere at your leisure

Chianti & Tuscany – Venture into the rolling hills for a wine tasting and a visit to the medieval town of San Gimignano

Bari – Explore Bari’s old town and enjoy the sunset views over its harbour

Alberobello – Wander through the Rione Monti and admire the iconic trulli houses

Monopoli – Stroll through narrow cobblestone streets and visit the picturesque harbour

Lecce – Join an evening walk through the city and enjoy time to explore its historic centre

Ostuni – Stroll through its whitewashed alleys and enjoy free time to explore at your own pace

Gallipoli – Experience Gallipoli’s vibrant nightlife along the Ionian coast

Matera – Take in one of the world's oldest inhabited cities on an orientation walk