I recently had the pleasure of spending 8 days in Italy, exploring some of the country's most stunning and historic cities. My itinerary included stops in Florence, Venice, Rome, Pisa, Siena and other places in the Tuscany region. Overall, my 8-day journey through Italy was a truly unforgettable experience, filled with incredible sights, delicious food, and warm hospitality. I can't wait to return and explore even more of this beautiful country. Here is my itinerary, which I hope will be useful to you as well one day.
1. Florence
My journey began in Florence, where I was immediately struck by the
city's beauty and charm. I spent several days wandering through the
winding streets, admiring the stunning architecture, and indulging in
delicious Italian cuisine. Highlights of my time in Florence included a
visit to the iconic Duomo, a tour of the Ponte Vecchio, and an evening
stroll through the Piazza della Signoria.
2. Road trip through Tuscany
There is so much to see by simply driving through Tuscany (which is the region where Florence is located). So many picturesqe scenes are dotted along the way, just make sure to get off the highway and get on the local roads.
3. Pisa
From Florence, I traveled to Pisa, where I had the chance to see the
iconic Leaning Tower up close. While the tower was certainly a highlight
of my visit, I also enjoyed exploring the rest of the city and soaking
up the relaxed atmosphere of this charming town.
4. Siena
I made my way to Siena, where I was captivated by the city's rich history and stunning architecture. I spent my day wandering through the winding streets, admiring the breathtaking cathedral, and indulging in delicious Tuscan cuisine.
5. Driving to the Tyrrhenian Sea
The road will eventually lead you to the sparkling blue waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, where you can soak up the sun on one of the many beautiful beaches (or enjoy the clouds over the sea like I did). Along the way, be sure to stop and explore charming towns like Amalfi, Positano, and Sorrento, where you can sample delicious Italian cuisine and experience the laid-back culture of the region.
6. Rome
Next, I made my way to Rome, where I spent several days exploring the
city's ancient history and vibrant culture. Highlights of my time in
Rome included visits to the Colosseum, the Pantheon, and the Vatican, as
well as indulging in delicious Italian cuisine and soaking up the
lively atmosphere of the city's piazzas.
7. Venice
From Rome, I traveled to Venice, where I was awed by the city's unique architecture and canals. I spent my time there exploring the winding alleyways, taking in the stunning views from the Rialto Bridge, and indulging in delicious gelato. One of the highlights of my time in Venice was seeing the sunset over the canals and St. Mark's Square, which gave me a new perspective on this beautiful city.
Of course I will write more in-depth stories from Italy in my upcoming posts.
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I am envious! Thanks for sharing the trip!
ReplyDeleteMersad What a wonderful time you must had had on this 8 day adventure, exploring some of the country's most stunning and historic cities. Superb photographs of the various sights. Thanks for sharing and hosting this meme. I hope you have a great week ahead
ReplyDeleteThe Italy photos are surely amazing. Great tourist photos to share with us.
ReplyDelete...beautiful images of your wonderful trip, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos and information, Mersad! You saw so many wonderful Italian cities! My husband was born in Calabria, Italy, so we've traveled back a few times over the years to visit his relatives who now live all around the country, from north to south. .It is a beautiful country, and such good food!
ReplyDeleteWow, you managed to see a lot in just over a week!
ReplyDeleteIt's a country packed with history, way more than New Zealand
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos of your trip, thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos!! Florence is such a beautiful city. I was able to visit there twice and enjoyed it so much!
ReplyDeleteI love Italy. It is a country I could visit time and time again. Your photos are wonderful and I look forward to your more detailed accounts of your trip.
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