7 Days trip in Italy

Day 1

1. Cinque Terre

   120 minutes

   Visit Riomaggiore beach and explore the colorful and picturesque houses along the cliff-side.

2. Cinque Terre

   180 minutes

   Walk along Monterosso's old town and shop for local produce like olive oil, cheese, and wine, then indulge in some delicious seafood pasta and pesto.

3. Cinque Terre

   150 minutes

   Join the lively atmosphere of Vernazza's summer night markets, taste local street food and drinks while enjoying live music and street artists.

Day 2

1. Rome

   180 minutes

   Visit the Vatican City and admire the Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican museum with its world-renowned collections of art and artifacts.

2. Rome

   30 minutes

   Make a wish and throw a coin in the Fontana di Trevi, enjoy the lively atmosphere of the surroundings with endless shops, souvenirs and gelato stands.

3. Rome

   120 minutes

   Explore the charming neighborhood of Trastevere, with its narrow alleys, street art, and local trattorias serving traditional Roman dishes like Cacio e Pepe and Saltimbocca.

Day 3

1. Cinque Terre

   240 minutes

   Take a scenic hike to Corniglia, enjoy stunning views of the sea and vineyards, and discover the charm of the smallest and highest town in Cinque Terre.

2. Cinque Terre

   150 minutes

   Relax on the smooth rocks of Manarola's harbor, swim in the emerald waters, and then enjoy a classic Ligurian meal with fresh anchovies and Sciachetrà wine.

3. Cinque Terre

   180 minutes

   Attend Portovenere's annual Lemon Festival, with its parade, music, and tastings featuring the famous Citrus limon variety cultivar from the Gulf of Poets.

Day 4

1. Rome

   180 minutes

   Explore the grandeur of the Colosseum, the largest amphitheater ever built, and learn about its construction, gladiator fights, and cultural importance.

2. Rome

   120 minutes

   Visit the bustling market of Campo de' Fiori, buy fresh produce, spices, and flowers directly from local vendors, enjoy a slice of pizza and a glass of wine.

3. Rome

   150 minutes

   Join the colorful and lively scene of Piazza Navona, with its magnificent Baroque fountains, street performers, and open-air cafés serving aperitivo drinks.

Day 5

1. Cinque Terre

   360 minutes

   Take a private boat tour from Cinque Terre to Portofino, where you can admire the luxurious yachts, historic landmarks, and turquoise waters of the Ligurian coast.

2. Cinque Terre

   150 minutes

   Shop for artisanal ceramics, textiles, and jewelry in Levanto's historic center, then indulge in a seafood lunch with local wines in one of its numerous restaurants.

3. Cinque Terre

   180 minutes

   Witness the magical sunset of Camogli's Fish Festival, with its parade of boats and lanterns, live music shows, and tastings of traditional fish-based dishes.

Day 6

1. Rome

   150 minutes

   Admire the ancient and artistic magnificence of the Pantheon, the most well-preserved Roman building, that has served as a temple, church and mausoleum.

2. Rome

   180 minutes

   Discover the culinary and cultural identity of Testaccio, a neighborhood famous for its street food, modern art galleries, and historical connections with Roman cooking.

3. Rome

   90 minutes

   Hike up to the panoramic viewpoint of Gianicolo Hill, enjoy the breathtaking sunset over the city, hear the cannon-fire at noon, and visit the statue of Garibaldi.

Day 7

1. Cinque Terre

   240 minutes

   Take a train to La Spezia and visit its impressive naval museum, learn about the history and technology of Italian shipbuilding, and admire the models and artifacts.

2. Cinque Terre

   180 minutes

   Relax on the golden sands of Bonassola beach, swim in the clear waters of the Ligurian Sea, and taste some fried seafood and a glass of Vermentino wine.

3. Cinque Terre

   150 minutes

   Wrap up your trip with a festive evening in Porto Venere, attending the traditional Palio del Golfo boat-race, and enjoying a dinner or cocktails in one of the seaside bars.