Italy tours: itinerary ideas
From Ancient Rome to the Cinque Terre villages, build your Italian journey
A few trip ideas in Italy
Our Italy trips combine exceptional heritage and Mediterranean lifestyle. Each itinerary is designed by our local experts for authentic cultural immersion.

Gastronomic hiking in Piedmont
Between vineyards and hazelnut groves, six days of gourmet hiking in the heart of Piedmont hills

Pilgrimage on the Via Francigena
Following in the Medieval Footsteps of French Pilgrims, from Coastal Tuscany to the Towers of San Gimignano and Siena.

Cinque Terre, hiking in Liguria
Suspended trails between colorful villages and thousand-year-old abbey on the Ligurian coast

Walks in Western Sicily
Between limestone cliffs and glittering salt pans, hiking on the western coast of Sicily.

Sicilian Volcanoes: from the Aeolian Islands to Mount Etna
Four active volcanoes between the Tyrrhenian Sea and smoking craters: Vulcano, Lipari, Stromboli and Mount Etna.

Naples and the Sorrento Peninsula
Between Vesuvius and azure cliffs, a journey to the heart of Campania, from Pompeii frozen in time to the suspended villages of the Amalfi coast.
Explore our guided tours led by passionate local guides. From Rome to Venice, each region reveals its hidden treasures.
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Italy lends itself equally well to cultural getaways, gastronomic tours, and family trips. A week-long stay allows you to focus on one region, while two weeks offer the ideal balance between artistic heritage, natural landscapes, and lifestyle. Our small group tours of a maximum of 10 people prioritize the authenticity of local encounters, just as our private trips with English-speaking guides do.
A sample itinerary in Italy
Example of a balanced 2-week itinerary, blending ancient heritage, artistic Renaissance and gastronomy.

Rome
Roman Forum, Colosseum and Vatican. Trastevere markets for authentic Roman cuisine. Perfect base to understand Italian history.
Florence & Tuscany
Museums, Offices, Duomo Cathedral. Excursions to Chianti and San Gimignano. Wine and olive oil tasting in the hills.
Venice & region
Doge's Palace, Murano and Burano islands. Cicchetti in Venetian bacari. Gondola ride and glass-blowing craftsmanship discovery.
Which kind of trip should you choose in Italy?
Each travel style reveals a different facet of the peninsula.
Private tour
Personalized itinerary with English-speaking guide. Privileged access to sites and total flexibility.
Small group
Maximum 10 people with Nomadays. Friendly sharing around Italian culture and gastronomy.
Combined trip
Possible extension to Croatia, Greece or southern France to enhance your Mediterranean experience.
Thematic journey
Renaissance circuits, wine routes, ancient heritage or regional cuisine according to your passions.
How long should a trip to Italy last?
Italy's cultural wealth calls for trips tailored to your interests.
Focus on a region: artistic Tuscany, ancient Sicily or Northern lakes. A leisurely pace to savour the local dolce vita.
North-South combination or complete cultural itinerary. Ancient Rome, Renaissance Florence and Amalfi Coast. Optimal duration for a first trip.
Complete tour of iconic regions. From the Dolomites to Sicily, via Venice and Puglia. Total cultural immersion.
What budget should you plan for a trip to Italy?
Budget for 2 weeks per person, including accommodation, transport and guided tours. Refine your budget with our Italy simulator.
The price ranges below correspond to a 2-week tour.
3-star hotels, public transport, traditional local restaurants
Boutique hotels, private vehicle, gastronomic experiences included
Historic palaces, exclusive private guide, Michelin-starred dining and prestigious cellars
Calculator tailored to your destination, duration, number of travelers and comfort level.
Can't find your ideal trip?
Our Italy experts create tailor-made itineraries based on your passions: art, gastronomy, nature or history. Each trip is unique, adapted to your pace and preferences. Contact us to build your personalized Italian circuit together.
Frequently asked questions
How long should you spend in Italy?
2 weeks allow you to comfortably visit 3-4 regions. One week is sufficient for a specific region like Tuscany. 3 weeks offer a complete tour from North to South.
The best time for a trip to Italy?
April-June and September-October offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. July-August suits the North and lakes. Winter favours the South and art cities.
What budget should you plan for a family trip circuit in Italy?
Count on €1,500–2,200 per adult for 2 weeks as a family. Children often benefit from reduced rates at museums and family-friendly accommodations.
