I completely understand your affection for Italy; it is indeed a captivating nation! Recently, I had the opportunity to explore Turin and create a breathtaking video. I'm enthusiastic about sharing it with everyone! 😍
WOW, I LOVE your tours! Great footage and editing! You two are doing an amazing job. Very Cool! Thank you for sharing this spectacular video. Liked and SUBBED!
This is perfect! I plan on doing a tour of Italy and wanted to get in a coastal visit during my time, so Cinque Terre is going to be the stop. This is the perfect route for my 15 day tour! Thanks!
Lots of really great and useful information. Your trip looked awesome, with such a good variety of Italian towns. Thank you too for the recommendations.
What a great guide! We loved our Italy adventures and have only visited Venice and Florence. Great way to see you navigate from Venice and then south. Love that you guys featured so many things to do wherever you are to! We loved the Library too! We ate a TON of Pizza and Pasta and it was so much fun. It also had some of the best Chinese food we have had in Europe which is fun! We must go back and watch your whole adventure! We missed Pisa so we definitely need to go back! Thanks for taking us around!
What camera did you use to capture photos and videos? Did you journal as well to keep track of everything you did? How far in advance did you plan out your cities and itinerary? This video is excellent - helpful and relatable. Headed to Italy for 10 days in the fall for the first time.
👋 Hi - We are glad you found the video useful! We have a Sony ZV-1 camera - as well as an Iphone. We use these to capture the majority of the footage on our trips. We do have a go pro that we use occasionally. This trip took us a while to plan! We probably started 6 months out working out which cities we wanted to visit and booking flights. Started to book hotels as the dates got closer. Started finalizing activities weeks and days leading up to our travel dates 😅 🤠. We procrastinate sometimes! 😂
Can you please make a video on how you decide which hotels to book and where to visit? I’ve never travelled before and my husband and I want to go to Italy and have no idea where to begin
Love this video! This is very similar to the itinerary we’re planning for our honeymoon next year, but we’re flying to Rome then taking trains to Venice, Florence, Cinque Terre, then flying out of Pisa. Did you feel like you had adequate time for the highlights on this trip?
Congratulations 🎈 🎉 ! We hope you guys have a great time!! We definitely packed a lot into these 10 days - but looking back at the trip, we felt like we had enough time in each place we visited. We loved Cinque Terra - if we could go back, we would add a bit more time in Cinque Terre. Let us know how the trip ✈️ goes! 🇮🇹
Thanks for watching 🙂 Here is the link through Trip Advisor - Hope this helps! www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductReview-g187791-d17575898-Become_a_Roman_Masterchef_Pasta_Ravioli_and_Tiramisu_class-Rome_Lazio.html
Me and my family are doing the same itinerary in april for 10 days as well! So excited cant wait! Do you know when is the last train out of cinque terre? We will only be there for the day.
Hi Jessica! Sure thing-here is the link to the company we used! They were great: www.enotropeatours.com/ We also have a video which just covers this tour if you want to check it out! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fGXfkYI-4xo.html
This is such an amazing guide you guys! Lots of detail and this makes us miss Italy already haha. Next time we'll definitely have to make it to Cinque Terre!
Awesome recommendations, and we are emulating your trip from A to Z this upcoming September! Quick question, how did you guys travel from Rome Termini to the The Pantheon Iconic Rome Hotel?
We decided to take an Uber! We were going to transfer to the local tram system. But we were ready to get to the hotel and drop our bags to explore the city! Hope you enjoy your upcoming trip 🤠
It looks like the company stopped offering the exact tour we took. However - here is a similar tour put on by the same company: www.enotropeatours.com/tour/taste-of-emilia-romagna-parmigiano-prosciutto-and-balsamic-vinegar-of-modena
Hi Tracy! We did a mix because we had hotel points which we could use to get rooms for free/cheaper but there are some really great air bnbs (would also suggest checking our VRBO) in all of these cities! The one we stayed at in Cinque Terre was fantastic!
Loved your vlog.. I will visit Italy in few weeks and I wonder if it was cold because I have a 1 year old baby and am not sure if I should buy hime long sleeves and sweaters or just short sleeves light weight outfits with jackets? I hope you see this
Layers will be your best friend! It is warm in the sun during the day but does get a little chilly at night. Lightweight with jackets seems like the right move!
10 day trip: Arrive in Rome. Day 1,2,3 Rome. Day 4-5 Venezia. Day 6,7 Florence. Day 8,9 Cinque terre with a quick stop in Pisa. Day 10 Rome. Day 11 Depart Rome. Sound ok?
Hi Mario 👋🏼 Yes absolutely - that’s very similar to our approach and should work well with the train system! You will have a wonderful time! Let us know if you have any questions as you plan 😃
@@mariomario.. Having traveled to Italy several time I would say 2 days in Rome is plenty for your first visit. Rome is one of my favorite cities but it is big and can be overwhelming. Smaller cities are much easier to navigate and enjoy. Rome is a must 2 days are plenty, My other top pics are Sorrento and on the way there or on way back you can stop in Naples for the best pizza in the world. Florence is a must visit city and very easy to get around by foot, Siena is also one of my favorite cities. From Siena you can do a fun 1/2 day trip to San Gimignano about a 30 minute bus ride away. Verona is also high on my list. Venice is beautiful but for me it has turned into an amusement park & large shopping mall. Not my favorite.
Hello 👋 - We recommend utilizing google flights to see different flight options, airline carriers, flight time preferences, etc. However, a good option for you out of Miami is to fly to Rome directly via ITA Airways. Hope this helps!
I'm going to Europe in April like most short on time.10 days What towns can you skip to logistically get to as many places as you can and not spend the entire trip traveling. Venice and the Cinque Terre 2 must
With your two musts, Rome is the one that’s an outlier on the map! Florence is a great base for seeing not only that city but it’s also easy to get to Modena, Pisa, and Cinque Terre from there (and a bunch of others in Tuscany which we didn’t get to!). The train system is great so often the traveling is just 2 hours on an enjoyable train ride!
We’re a couple visiting italy for the first time, we want to go to Rome, Florence, Milan and the some town in north Italy, but we’re not sure how to plan it, any recommendation ?
Hi Mohammed! Planning these trips can be stressful! Since you already have you list of cities, we’d suggest starting by making a list of all the places you want to visit in each city and then determine how many days you’d reasonably need to do those things based on your desired travel pace. It’s helpful to plot them out on a map to group activists together. Then once you have your cities and how many nights in each city you can look at train schedules and locations to determine your route!
