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Italy Classic: Rome → Florence
A classic Italian journey covering the historic centers of Rome, Florence, and Venice, with stops in Orvieto, Siena, Bologna, Verona, and Milan.
7days
23stops
969km
Day 1: Arrive central Rome → Colosseum → Trevi Fountain
20min · 4.9km3 stops
Arrive central Rome
10:00
10min · 3.0km
Colosseum
12:30
10min · 1.9km
Trevi Fountain
16:30
Day 2: Vatican Museums → St. Peter's Basilica → Castel Sant'Angelo
27min · 6.9km3 stops
Vatican Museums
08:00
20min · 4.5km
St. Peter's Basilica
12:30
7min · 2.4km
Castel Sant'Angelo
16:00
Day 3: Depart Rome → … → Roll into Florence
3h 46min · 316km4 stops
Depart Rome
09:00
2h 14min · 193km
Orvieto
11:27
1h 32min · 123km
Piazza del Campo
14:19
Roll into Florence
18:00
Day 4: Duomo di Firenze → Uffizi Gallery → Piazzale Michelangelo
1h 10min · 75km3 stops
Duomo di Firenze
09:00
1h 6min · 74km
Uffizi Gallery
13:00
4min · 0.8km
Piazzale Michelangelo
17:00
Day 5: Depart Florence → … → Piazza San Marco
3h 50min · 277km4 stops
Depart Florence
09:00
1h 35min · 116km
Piazza Maggiore
10:54
2h 5min · 161km
Piazzale Roma
15:38
10min · 0.0km
Piazza San Marco
18:00
Day 6: St. Mark's Basilica → Rialto Bridge → Dorsoduro
20min · 0.0km3 stops
St. Mark's Basilica
09:00
10min · 0.0km
Rialto Bridge
13:30
10min · 0.0km
Dorsoduro
17:00
Day 7: Cannaregio → Verona Arena → Milan
3h 24min · 289km3 stops
Cannaregio
08:30
1h 25min · 122km
Verona Arena
11:30
1h 59min · 168km
Milan
16:30
Heads Up
- 1. Avoid Italian ZTLs (limited traffic zones) in historic city centers; park outside and walk or take public transport.
- 2. Book major attractions like the Colosseum, Vatican, Uffizi, and St. Mark's at least two weeks in advance.
- 3. Carry €50 in cash for small bars and public restrooms, though cards are widely accepted.
- 4. Use public 'nasoni' fountains in Rome for free, cold drinking water.
- 5. Consider high-speed Frecciarossa trains for the Rome-Florence-Venice legs to avoid driving stress.