What are the best cities to visit in Italy? I will be staying for only one week?

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Mario

Florence, Venice, Rome

paris

To visit Italy one week it's not enough,but don't miss Rome(it's a museum in oppened air)and 2-3 days in Eurostars International hotel-via Nazionale no.46 and the visits to the best places of Rome will cost you 250-300 euros.Than go for a 1-2 days to Florence(it's not so far from Rome)-let's say 150 euros(road+hotel+visits)and for a gorgeous finish go for 1-2 days in Venice-a very romantic city,beeing in a endless carnival(about 200 euros).I wish you a wonderful trip!

amin_226

Florence

sueet2b

if you only have one week to spend in italy, i would pass 1 entire day in venice, (dont even try to find a hotel there, its too expensive), then catch a train to florence and stay there 3 to 4 days, while you there catch a train with in those 4 days to visit, siena, luca, and san giminiano. the remaining days make a quick 2 to 3 day trip to rome to see what you can see.

the other option i would give you is go to the south, to pass 1 to 2 days in napoli to visit the undergrounds tunnes in napoli, 'il sotteraneo', then catch a train the next day to pompeii and visit the ruins, the next day catch a boat/ferry to the island of capri about one hour away from napoli, pass the entire day there, its beautiful!!!, then the following days go the 'costiera amalfitana'. you HAVE to rent a car to go there and drive only the cliff coast, stopping from tiny town to tiny town, visiting sorrent, going to the grotte, going to the hidden beaches there, go the PUBLIC ones not the private one. the public onecs are 10 times more beautiful, but the trick is they are hiddne, im not kidding, in fact when i went there i was following my guide book, it had not even mentioned anything about beautiful public beaches so we went aroudn asking people if there was one we could go. at the end we found one that was isolated and incredibly beautiful, it had these small seperate pools it was like a maze you discovered one after another and the scary part was, it was in the middle of august and there was barely any people there. not kidding.

anyways, take my adice, if its the summer your going i would go to the south, if it was like september/october id go more up north.

Becca

Rome, Firenze, Siena, San Giminiano.

Rick

For art and culture; Rome, Florence, Venice, Lucca and Assisi.

For romance; Venice, Sorrento, Capri and Taormina.

The cost for these cities is relatively the same, except that Rome and Venice will be a little higher.

blondegirl

venice was alot of fun to go to and also rome i went to rome for a week and it was great

hottie

venice,leaning tower of pisa. things tht appeal 2 u.

Tefi

'Florence, Venice, Turin, Milan and Montecatini Therme

Jen

Definitely visit Rome and stop by the Vatican and Colosseum, and check out the Accademia in Venice!
Price and booking for Accademia: http://www.tickitaly.com/galleries/accademia.php
Price and booking for Vatican:
http://mv.vatican.va/3_EN/pages/z-Info/MV_Info_Servizi_Visite.html

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