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Italy 2 week trip!
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Get ready for an epic adventure in Italy! I’m thrilled to be traveling there for the first time for two weeks in June. With an exciting itinerary that takes me through the vibrant streets of Rome, the stunning Amalfi Coast, and the artistic charm of Florence, I can’t wait to soak up every moment. From iconic landmarks like the Colosseum and Vatican City to breathtaking beaches and a Tuscan vineyard tour, every day promises to be a new experience.
Hi! I’m travelling to Italy for 2 weeks in June for the first time! I have created an itinerary but all tips r appreciated! ⭐️
day 1: fly into rome
- local dinner
day 2: rome
- colosseum
- roman forum
- palatine hill
day 3: rome
- trevi fountain (early)
- churches
- pantheon
day 4: rome
- vatican city
- vespa tour
day 5: rome
- open day
day 6: amalfi coast (staying in praiano)
- marina di praia beach
- explore
- dinner @ trattoria da armandino
day 7: praiano
- il pirata beach club & dinner
day 8: praiano
- la gavitella beach club & cooking class
day 9: day trip to positano
day 10: day trip to capri
- monte solaro chairlift
- blue grotto
day 11: boat tour
day 12: florence
day 13: florence
day 14: day trip to tuscany
- wine vineyard tour
day 15: fly out of rome
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