🇮🇹 The rookie made his first trip to Italy 7-10 days. Which city to go to?

If you don't have many days of leave, you don't have a budget, oil rich sultan, and you don't want to move your hotel every night like you're competing in Hyrox.

The Rome → Florence → Pisa → Milan route is one of the most suitable routes for first Italian travel rookies. 🥳

Because you will get the whole

🏛. Global history.

🎨 Legendary Art and Architecture

🍝. Original Italian food.

🛍 Global fashion shopping

Call it a trip where "Italy in textbooks" and "Italy on Instagram" come together in one trip.

📍 Rome (3-4 days)

Capital of the Roman Empire.

Rome is the city that made many people fall in love with Italy from day one.

Whichever way to walk, there are often hundreds to thousands of years-old remains of civilizations hidden between cafes and pizza parlors.

Highlights

🏛 Colosseum.

🏛 Roman Forum.

🏛 Pantheon.

⛪ Vatican City.

I know.

* Tickets to the Colosseum should be booked in advance, especially during High Season.

* Public drinking fountains (Nasoni) in Rome are all over the city. Free water is added. No diarrhea. Anyone can drink.

💡 City Pearl

At first I thought I was traveling the old city. Finally, I opened the clock again and walked almost 20,000 steps unknowingly. 😂

📍 Florence (2-3 days)

The Capital of Renaissance Art

If Rome is the city of power,

Florence is a city of beauty.

The city is full of art, architecture and atmosphere that many have named the most beautiful city in Italy.

Highlights

🎨 Uffizi Gallery

⛪ Duomo di Firenze.

🌉 Ponte Vecchio.

I know.

* Piazzale Michelangelo Scenic Area can go up to the sunset for free ‼️

* Florence is a very easy-to-travel city. Many places are close to each other.

💡 City Pearl

People who don't like art may start to like art here, and people who already like art... may run out of money with souvenir shops rather than museum admission. 🤣

📍 Pisa (half a day)

A small town with a leaning tower around the world.

From Florence, about an hour's train ride.

Very suitable for day trips

Highlights

🗼 Leaning Tower of Pisa

I know.

✅ A free stroll around Piazza dei Miracoli.

✅ enter the area most of the day.

❌ But if you want to get on the leaning tower, you have to buy a separate ticket.

📸 Mandatory mission

Take a picture of the leaning tower

Even if you think this is old-fashioned, believe me... you'll shoot like everyone else anyway. 😂

🚄 Florence → Milan

High-speed rail is the hero of the trip.

Italy has a very convenient high-speed train.

Especially Frecciarossa and Italo.

Budget saving

💰 The price of train tickets is not the same at any time.

In general,

* Very morning round (06.00-08 00), often expensive

* Evening rounds after work are expensive

* Late rounds or early afternoons are often the most rewarding.

📌 if booked 1-2 months in advance

Some routes may be several times cheaper to buy near a travel day.

📍 Milan (2-3 days)

Italian fashion and shopping city

After being full of history and art,

It's time to wrap up the trip with fashion, coffee and a stroll in one of Italy's most fashionable cities.

Highlights

⛪ Duomo di Milano.

🏛 Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

🛍 Quadrilatero della Moda.

I know.

* If you want to watch the Duomo in the morning

* Many outlet stores around Milan have brand-name goods on sale throughout the year.

💡 City Pearl

He said to himself, "Don't buy, just watch."

With three bags and a question of where the money went. 😅

✨ Routes for First Italian Rookie Trip

📍 Rome - 3-4 days

📍 Florence - 2-3 days

📍 Pisa - Half Day (round-trip from Florence)

📍 Milan - 2-3 days

Total about 7-10 days. Fit.

✔ Travel is not too fast.

✔ saw the city.

✔ Easy to travel by train.

✔ is best suited to the first trip to Italy.

🇮🇹 If there is only one chance to visit Italy, this route may not be an all-city trip, but the most "emotional Italian" trip, past, art, food, and fashion in one trip. ✈️🍝🏛️🛍️

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