
If you are crossing an ocean to celebrate with us, we would love for you to experience a little more of Italy along the way.
This space is our lovingly curated collection of routes, ideas, and small adventures — designed to help you turn our wedding into a beautiful Italian journey.
All major connections can be done by high-speed train (Frecciarossa or Italo).
No car is required unless you want countryside freedom.
Pack comfortable walking shoes — Italy is best explored on foot!
The Classic 15-Day Italy Journey
If you are traveling all the way to Italy for our wedding, why not turn it into the trip of a lifetime?
We’ve designed a classic 15-day itinerary that allows you to experience Italy’s history, art, food, and landscapes — finishing in Milan just in time to celebrate with us.
This route is comfortable, well connected by high-speed train, and perfect for a first trip to Italy.
Overview Route
Rome → Naples → Florence → Milan → Venice → Milan (Wedding & Departure)
All major connections can be done by high-speed train (Frecciarossa or Italo).
No car is required unless you want countryside freedom.
Pack comfortable walking shoes — Italy is best explored on foot!
Days 1–3: Rome
The Eternal City is the perfect place to begin.
Highlights:
- Colosseum & Roman Forum
- Vatican Museums & St. Peter’s Basilica
- Trevi Fountain & Spanish Steps
- Evening walks in Trastevere
Pace: Full but manageable.
What to eat: Pasta carbonara and supplì

Days 4–5: Naples
Authentic, vibrant, and full of character.
Highlights:
- Historic center
- Pompeii archaeological site
- Optional Amalfi Coast day trip
- Pizza in its birthplace
Pace: Energetic and flavorful.
What to eat: Pizza and sfogliatella
Days 6–8: Florence
Art, beauty, and Tuscany charm.
Highlights:
- Florence Cathedral (Duomo)
- Uffizi Gallery
- Ponte Vecchio
- Tuscany wine tour or countryside escape (Chianti hills)
Pace: Balanced with room to slow down.
What to eat: Pappa al pomodoro and Fiorentina, sipping a nice Chianti

Days 9–10: Milan
Modern elegance meets Italian style.
Highlights:
- Duomo rooftop
- Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
- Brera district
- Navigli and aperitivo culture
Optional: Lake Como day trip.
What to eat: Cotoletta alla milanese and panettone
Day 11: Venice (1 night recommended)
Romantic and unforgettable.
Highlights:
- St. Mark’s Square
- Doge’s Palace
- Gondola ride
- Sunset through the canals
Tip: Staying one night allows you to enjoy Venice once the day-trippers leave.
What to eat: Cicchetti, sipping Aperol Sritz

Days 12–15: Milan
Wedding Celebration & Relaxed Days
Return to Milan for:
- Wedding festivities
- Shopping & cafés
- Slow mornings
- Easy airport departure
Day Trips & Short Escapes from Milan
Milan is perfectly located to explore some of Northern Italy’s most iconic destinations — all easily reachable by train.
Lake Como (Como & Bellagio)
Travel time: approx. 1 hour
- Stroll through Como’s old town
- Take a ferry to Bellagio
- Enjoy lake views, villas, and relaxed lunches
Ideal as a day trip or a romantic overnight stay.
What to eat: gelato walking by the lake
Verona (+ Lake Garda / Sirmione)
Travel time: approx. 1h15
- Arena di Verona
- Juliet’s House
- Charming historic center
What to eat: Our favorite restaurant here is Il pero d’oro, you will have the best gnocchi!
Optional: continue to Sirmione (Lake Garda) for castle views and thermal waters.

Cinque Terre
Travel time: approx. 3–3h30
- Colorful seaside villages
- Coastal walks
- Fresh seafood & sunsets
Recommended with at least one night to avoid rushing.
What to eat: Focaccia and pasta al pesto
Milan — What to See & What to Do
The Classics
- Duomo and its rooftop
- Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
- Teatro alla Scala
- Sforza Castle
- The Last Supper (book in advance)
- Navigli and Darsena
A Little Different
- Prada Foundation
- Bosco Verticale
- Vintage markets (Navigli, last Sunday of every month)
- San Bernardino alle ossa
- Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore (Francesca’s personal favorite)

Need Something More Personal?
If you would like more specific recommendations — hotels, restaurants, train tips, or help adjusting your itinerary — feel free to reach out to us.
We’re more than happy to help you plan a trip that feels just right for you!
