7-Day Tour of 3 Cities | In-Depth Italy Travel Guide

| In-Depth Italy Travel Guide. Italy is the center of European culture, art, and cuisine. In 7 days, you can deeply experience Rome's historical sites, Florence's Renaissance charm, and Venice's romantic waterways. This recommended itinerary covers three classic cities, balancing history, art, food, and natural scenery, perfect for first-time visitors. 🛬【Itinerary】 D1: Rome → Colosseum → Roman Forum → Piazza Venezia → Trevi Fountain D2: St. Peter's Basilica → Spanish Steps → Piazza Navona D3: Florence → Florence Cathedral → Giotto's Bell Tower → Piazza della Signoria → Ponte Vecchio D4: Uffizi Gallery → Piazzale Michelangelo (panoramic view) → Basilica of Santa Croce D5: Venice → St. Mark's Square → St. Mark's Basilica → Doge's Palace → Bridge of Sighs D6: Murano Island → Burano Island → Gondola ride D7: Return home or continue to another country 🧡You can reserve half a day for shopping or additional sightseeing, such as the Borghese Gallery in Rome or Lido Island in Venice ⛺【Must-Visit Attractions】 1. Colosseum: Symbol of the ancient Roman Empire, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, a must-visit landmark. 2. Florence Cathedral: Florence's landmark, climb to the top for a panoramic view of the city's red rooftops. 3. St. Mark's Square: The heart of Venice, known as "Europe's most beautiful living room." 4. Burano Island: Fairytale-like colorful houses, perfect for photography. 🍩【Must-Try Food】 Rome Carbonara: One of Rome's four classic pasta dishes, creamy sauce with crispy bacon is a perfect combination. Supplì: Street food, crispy outside with melted cheese inside. Florence Bistecca alla Fiorentina (T-bone steak): Sold from 1kg, charcoal-grilled, a paradise for meat lovers. Gelato (handmade ice cream): Recommended at Grom or Venchi. Venice Cicchetti: Similar to Spanish tapas, great with wine. Spaghetti al Nero di Seppia (squid ink pasta): Unique black sauce, remember to wipe your mouth after eating! 🏨【Accommodation Tips】 1. Rome: Recommended to stay near Termini Station for convenient transportation, such as The Hive Hotel. 2. Florence: Recommended around Florence Cathedral, such as Hotel Brunelleschi, with dome views from your window. 3. Venice: If budget allows, stay on the main island to experience life in the water city. 🚌【Transportation Tips】 1. Between cities: Private car Rome → Florence/Florence → Venice 2. Within cities: Rome: Subway + walking Florence: Walking is sufficient for the entire city. Venice: Walking + water bus (Vaporetto) on the main island 🧡【Tips】 Ticket reservations: Book tickets in advance for the Colosseum and Uffizi Gallery. Theft prevention: Beware of pickpockets in Rome and Venice, keep your backpack in front, and stay away from people offering flowers or friendship bracelets. Dress code: Cover shoulders and knees when entering churches (bring a shawl just in case). Cash: Some small shops only accept cash, especially in Venice. It's recommended to carry €50-100 daily.