7-day tour of Rome, Milan, Venice in Italy!
💫Italy, a country full of history and culture, is waiting for you to discover. Today I want to recommend to you a classic 7-day loop of Italy, which allows you to deeply tour cities such as Rome, Milan, Venice, and explore niche attractions!
✨Tour Highlights✨
1️⃣Classic Italy north-south line, including Rome, Venice, Milan, Cinque Terre, Florence and other classic attractions
2️⃣Niche projects: Special additions include Assisi, San Marino, Verona, Pienza and other niche attractions, all loved by locals
🕖Day 1: Rome-Assisi-San Marino
Depart from Rome, visit the ancient town of Assisi, and feel the ancient historical atmosphere. Then go to the Republic of San Marino and explore the charm of this miniature country.
🕘Day 2: San Marino-Venice
After breakfast, head to the water city of Venice, visit St. Mark's Square, St. Mark's Cathedral, Bridge of Sighs and other attractions, and appreciate the unique Venetian style.
🕘Day 3: Venice-Verona(23 years)/Sirmione(24 years)-Milan
After breakfast, go to visit Juliet's hometown Verona (changed to Sirmione from 24 years). Then go to Milan, visit the Royal Palace of Milan, Milan Cathedral, Emmanuel II Corridor, Sforza Castle and other attractions, and feel the blend of fashion and history in Milan.
🕘Day 4: Milan-Cinque Terre
After breakfast, go to Cinque Terre. The guide will visit 2-3 fishing villages according to the actual situation of the day. Along the cliff trail, enjoy the beautiful sea view and ancient villages, taste local food, and enjoy leisure time.
🕘Day 5: Cinque Terre-Pisa-Florence
In the morning, go to Pisa, visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Pisa Baptistery and other attractions. Then go to Florence, visit the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Giotto's Bell Tower, Old Bridge and other attractions, and appreciate the charm of the Renaissance city.
🕘Day 6: Florence-Pienza-Rome
After breakfast, go to Pienza, visit Orcia Valley. Then go to Rome, visit the Spanish Square, Trevi Fountain and other attractions, and feel the unique style of Rome.
🕘Day 7: Rome
After breakfast, visit the Roman Colosseum, Constantine's Arch, Venice Square, St. Peter's Square, St. Peter's Cathedral and other attractions. The trip ends at 18:00 at Rome Tiburtina train station.
💖Tips: It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and clothing during the trip to cope with possible walking and weather changes. Bring a camera to record the beautiful scenery and unforgettable moments!
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It is an ancient Italian town, a city known for its religion and a place of worship for Catholics. Although not religious, as tourists, the monuments here are also worth our slow walk and savor.
Assisi belongs to a very beautiful small city. You can take a train or rent a car to see it all the way. The natural scenery is beautiful. There are many small houses that are very warm. The environment with mountains and water is also very suitable for living.
There is a saying that because of Assisi, the region of Umbria has been able to be a neighbor to Tuscany without shame. The holy city of Assisi is mainly based on rose-colored marble buildings, and under the blue sky, any shot is a postcard.
The church of St. Francis of Assisi was built in 1361 and is the oldest church in Italy. It was listed as a World Heritage Site in 2000. The cathedral is structured in a small hillside and consists of the upper church, lower church and the tomb where the remains of San Francisco are laid, as well as an affiliated monastery.
The famous city of nuns, a place of pilgrimage. If you go to Assisi, even the visa interviewer will treat you differently and quickly issue the visa. This is a very tasteful ancient city of roses, as if in the middle ages. This pure white holy city is the soul of Umbria. As the World Heritage Site has said: Francis preaches peace and patience more than any other religion. The pilgrims who come here share this rare peace with you.
A holy city with a strong religious flavor, this is the birthplace of St. Francis, where he founded Franciscan Church in 1208. The Temple of St. Francis and other Franciscan buildings in Assisi are now listed as World Heritage Sites
Assisi is a medieval town located halfway up the mountain, with ancient buildings such as the famous San Francis Temple and Church listed as a world heritage site. The town has a long history, simple folk customs, and the years since the ancient Roman era have been deposited heavily. Today, it still basically retains the style of the medieval city. Here people really experience what the years are quiet and the time is not old!
I went there a few years ago and had a good chance to see it again.