Perfect Italy itineraries

Vacation blueprints for your trip to Italy so you can get the most out of your trip, no matter where you want to go and how much time you have

Tours & Activities

Most popular Italy itineraries

One week
• The Insane Whirlwind: Italy's Greatest Hits in One Week
• The Sane Whirlwind: The best of Italy in One Week
• The Big Three in One Week—Rome, Florence, Venice
• The One-Week Tuscan Classic
• Seven days of hilltown gems

Two weeks
• The Insane Ultimate Whirlwind: The Best of Italy in Two Weeks
• The Insane Whirlwind: Italy's Greatest Hits in Two Weeks
• Sicily in 10 daysYou only have a week or two and want to see everything, right? Impossible—but we can certainly help you try, with suggested itineraries for all tastes and time constraints so you can follow your interests and passions and get the most out of your precious time in Italy.

Whom these itineraries are for

Some people want an easy-to-follow blueprint for their trip. Others just want a sense of how much they can squeeze into limited vacation time.

Even if you don't want to follow an full itinerary, at least take a glance at one or two to get a sense of the practical matters to take into account when planning your own Italy vacation (and check out the "Planning your days" summary of tips).

What these itineraries are like

The ReidsItaly.com patented perfect itineraries currently come in two types: Insane (see everything humanly possible; come home exhausted) and sane (see most things; come home feeling like you actually had a vacation).

There are a variety of handy dandy prefabricated itineraries of both varieties for one-week and two-week trips that visit different combinations of destinations and regions designed to suit your own dream list.

We also have city itineraries—detailing how to spend the perfect 1, 2, or 3 days in each of Rome, Florence, and Venice—to help you cobble together your own trip.

Please take a minute to read the section on how to use these itineraries, which explains some of the shorthand (including the difference between "sane" and "insane" itineraries) and contains all sorts of tips on making these trips work for you.

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