Dream pasta, palace and postcards for the perfect coastline? Let this two weeks Italy The itinerary curated by the Kiwi series’ own Federica Lorijn-Antonioli – from the tranquil coast of Lake Garda to the Renaissance splendor of Florence and the ancient wonders of Rome, then winds down the sun-drenched coast of Amalfi. Come and offer culture, leave sunset, and leave deep memories Dolce Vita.
Designed to meet the decade’s abandoned place, Milan It is a fashion introduction to Italy. With its neoclassical grandeur, high-end shopping arcades and iconic art, the city is a blend of elegance between old and new.
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Casa Cipriani Milano It is the elegant Milan soul of New York. Set in Corso Venezia’s iconic Palazzo Bernasconi and Via Palestro, this boutique hotel has aroused the charm of a private member club. Florence Architects have only 15 rooms and suites Michelle Bonanfamous for his details and tailoring talents, you are only a step away from the pulse of Milan’s culture, but quiet is full of happiness.
Just two hours east of Milan Lake Gardawhere the rolling hills and glacier waters lay the foundation for laziness by the lake.
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- Stroll along the cobbled streets of the nearby storybook village of Malcesine or take the cable car to take a view of the lake and the Italian Alps.
- Visit Sirmione Grotte di Catullothe ancient Roman ruins perched sharply on the peninsula and then tilted in nearby thermal springs.
- The ferry cruises the lake and jumps between charming lakeside towns such as Limone Sul Garda, Riva del Garda and Bardolino.
- Hiking or cycling Strada Della Forraa winding canyon road is known as one of the most beautiful drives in the world.
- In the Valpolicella region, try wine tasting right in the Inland, famous for Amarone and the scenic vineyard hills.
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Hidden in a peaceful bay on the side of Lake Verona, Lake Garda, Val di Sogno Is a person who only adults escape, both intimate and indulgent. This boutique has only 35 design-front rooms, a heated lakeside pool and mural dining offering a tranquil atmosphere in every detail – plus, the private spa experience is perfect for unplugging.
Drive south for three hours to reach the birthplace of the Renaissance. Florence It is a feast for eyes and appetite.
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- Book time to enter to view Michelangelo’s David Accademia Gallery Or Botticelli’s “The Birth of Venus” Uffizi Gallery.
- Marvel at the Cathedral Santa Maria del Fior– Also known as Duomo di Firenze, it is striking red dome by Filippo Brunelleschi. Climb to the top to enjoy breathtaking city views.
- Watch the sunset in Michelangelo Square.
- Go past Ponte Vecchio and enjoy jewelry shopping.
- Sample truffle pasta in Trattorias like Il Santo Bevitore and Osteria delle panche.
- If time allows, bypass the Tuscan Countryside and taste it quickly.
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Hotel Brunelleschi A blend of history and luxury in Florence’s oldest building, Torre Della Pagliazza, a restored medieval church and Byzantine tower. Distance from Duomo and top-notch glue, this is an elegant retreat in the heart of the city. Don’t miss the on-site dinner Santa Elisabettaa two Michelin star gems are hidden in the ancient wall of the tower.
All roads lead to Rome– There are good reasons. The ancient ruins, vibrant squares and trattorias hidden in cobbled alleys make every moment in the cinema.
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- Visit the Colosseum and the Roman Forum in the early morning lights.
- Throw the coins into the Trevi fountain and pick up the espresso nearby.
- visit Pantheon and Vatican City, including St. Peter’s Basilica and Sistine’s Church.
- Stroll on the trastevere and then Roscioli.
- For sweets: Gelateria del Teatro.
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Once the palace of the ambassador, now the Belleépoque Beauty Reborn, Intercontinental Rome Palace Ambasciatori Bring timeless grandeur with modern luxury on the charming Via Via Via vion Vineto. Enjoy a cocktail glass with a wide city view and walk out and explore nearby icons like the Spanish Steps. Inside, marble staircases and custom art make the building’s solemn past.
About three hours from Rome, it’s best to arrive Positano With private transfers, let someone else deal with hairpin turns on the Amalfi coast as you land on this cliffside village, soft buildings tilt towards the sea, and the air emits a faint lemon and ocean spray.
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- Wander Positano’s narrow driveway lingers and then pours into the boutique to offer handmade sandals and linens.
- In the lounge in Spiaggia Grande, holding a spray flower in your hand.
- Book dinner in advance La Sponda exist Le Sirenuse To get the experience of the candlelight cliff edge.
- In our Amalfi Coast Destinations Guide.
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Perched above the positano, with the view of the movie, Villa Treville It is an old world charm Amalfi Coast escape. Once home to director Franco Zeffirelli, this cliff estate now welcomes guests (including guests like Madonna and Jennifer Lopez) to its lush gardens, breeze terraces and cleverly restored villas. Dining at Al Fresco Master’sfalling from a private beach into the sea, absorbing the magic of the Mediterranean.
Only an hour to finish your journey with sunshine SorrentoThis is a cliff town and an ideal base for exploring the Bay of Naples and beyond.
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- Stroll through the historic lemon wine tasting and panoramic square.
- Yacht to Capri In the Blue Grotto or Lunch La Fontelina.
- The ferry heads to Naples for a pizza pilgrimage.
- Visit the ruins of Pompeii, just a short drive away.
- Toast your Italian adventure with seafood dinner overlooking Mount Vesuvius.
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Hanging above the Bay of Naples, the view extends to Mount Vesuvius, Mediterraneo Sorrento It is a cliff-bridge reserve that blends timeless charm with Mediterranean tones. Taste seafood and sunset Vista Sky Barwander in a citrus-scented garden or relax in a blue and white room designed to echo the sea. This is where you feel golden every hour.
