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Milan, Italy
Start your journey in Italy's fashion capital. Don't miss the stunning Duomo di Milano and the neighbourhood of Brera for aperitivo. Try a classic Milanese risotto before hitting the road south.
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Venice, Italy
Park your car at Piazzale Roma and explore this unique car-free city on foot and by vaporetto. Wander through the Dorsoduro neighbourhood and visit the Rialto Market for fresh cicchetti. A gondola ride at sunset is unforgettable.
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Florence, Italy
The cradle of the Renaissance is home to the Uffizi Gallery and Michelangelo's David. Stroll across the Ponte Vecchio and explore the Oltrarno neighbourhood for authentic trattorias. Book major museums in advance to avoid long queues.
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Siena, Italy
Siena's medieval centro storico is a UNESCO World Heritage Site centred around the stunning Piazza del Campo. Try the local pici pasta and ricciarelli almond biscuits. The drive through the Chianti wine region to get here is spectacular.
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Rome, Italy
The Eternal City deserves at least four days — the Colosseum, Vatican, and Trastevere neighbourhood are essential stops. Eat cacio e pepe and supplì in a local trattoria away from tourist hotspots. Toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain to ensure your return.
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Naples, Italy
Chaotic, vibrant, and utterly delicious — Naples is the birthplace of pizza. Explore the historic Spaccanapoli street and take a day trip to the ruins of Pompeii nearby. The city's raw energy and incredible street food scene make it unlike anywhere else in Italy.
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Palermo, Italy
Take the ferry or fly to Sicily's vibrant capital, a city shaped by Arab, Norman, and Baroque influences. The Ballarò street market is one of Italy's most colourful and flavourful food markets. Don't leave without trying arancini, cannoli, and a granita with brioche.