Routes / Italy
Italy routes without a car
Compare the number of nights, transport modes and pace before choosing stops. Each itinerary is a starting structure: keep the parts that fit your trip and check the linked operators for your dates.
01 / Compare the shape
Four complete starting points.
The shorter routes use three bases. The longer route connects six stays and needs more transfers, so it suits a different pace.
Rome → Florence → Venice
An eight-day rail journey through three distinct cities, with central arrival stations and time for neighbourhood walks between the major sights.
- Suggested trip
- 8 days · 7 nights
- Travel by
- High-speed rail · Local transit · Walk
Genoa → Camogli → Levanto
Six days along the Ligurian coast: explore Genoa, slow down in Camogli and stay in Levanto for rail trips to the Cinque Terre. Boat trips are optional.
- Suggested trip
- 6 days · 5 nights
- Travel by
- Regional rail · Walk · Optional boat
Milan → Verona → Bolzano
A seven-day journey from Milan through Verona to Bolzano, with three nights to explore South Tyrol by train, bus and cable car.
- Suggested trip
- 7 days · 6 nights
- Travel by
- Rail · Bus · Cable car
Milan to Rome via the Dolomites & Amalfi
Milan → Dolomites → Venice → Florence → Amalfi Coast → Rome. A 15-day journey with four mountain nights, three coastal nights and five substantial travel days.
- Suggested trip
- 15 days · 14 nights
- Travel by
- Train · Bus · Ferry · Cable car
02 / Make it workable
Plan the journey around the stays.
Use the route page for the sequence, then confirm the station, ticket rules and accommodation area before adding optional visits.