How to plan your first trip to Italy - What you need to know

Planning your first trip to Italy? or looking for some recommendations? This video will serve as your guide to any trip to Italy. If it's your honeymoon, anniversary, or if you're backpacking through Europe, this will help you maximize your trip. We've been to Italy over 10 times and it continues to wow us time and time again.
We love Italy, it's one of our favorite countries! With the food, culture, water, and history there's something for everyone. If you're a beach lover, mountain lover, or history buff, Italy has something to offer for every kind of traveler. Some of the great places in Italy include Rome, Positano, Sorrento, the Amalfi coast, Naples, Tuscany, and Polignano a mare just to name a few.

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[alfiemarie]

i usually dont do dairy cuz it breaks me out but when i go there, IM DEFINITELY GONNA EAT EVERY CHEESE, PIZZA, and GELATO looool forget the acne! hahaha

[Tommygolf]

Thank you Very helpful. I’m going for 3 weeks in late September. Rome, Venice, Florence Cinqua Terra. I can’t wait!

[simonedylan]

Hi, Italian here. Things changed a lot with this fucking pandemic, now for a lot of places (restaurant, bar, cinema, theatre, ect...) you need to present the so called green pass, a document who certified you to be vaccinated against covid19, or a negative test in the last 36 hours if i'm not wrong. Hope it helps

[saverasavera]

my dad is diabetic and thats the only thing stopping us from going to Italy. He takes really good care of his diet so we wouldnt know what else to eat apart from pasta and meat

[daniellegonzales]

My fiancé and I are planning a trip in October for 2-3 weeks. How many cities do you recommend seeing in 3 weeks? How many did you do for your honeymoon. We love the slow travel and plan on that. Thanks!

[Denisgerasimovvv]

Legit editing. Love the music. I really like the tip of slowing down and visiting multiple times. Thanks.

[virtualfitnesstv]

Great video. Italy is one of my places on my list that I need to visit. 😍

[piyushjaiswal]

The tips here are so generic that it applies to all tourist spots. I don't know how this is about just Italy, waste of time

[chlo.rin.e]

I have a question: I’m planning a trip in Italy for next year. I really wanna visit Florence, Rome and Venice so I was thinking about staying a week in each city? Do you think it’s a good idea? Second question! If we do that, should we stay in one hotel the three weeks were there or should we stay in a different hotel in each city?

[Oneonthehill]

Ciao ragazzi! Loved your video!💚 This is Pier and Chiara two Italian Somms that after 2 years in California decided to go back to Italy to showcase the beauty of our countryside and home. We are based in Alba, Piemonte (the Langhe area where Barolo and Barbaresco are from). We just launched our youtube channel and would love to have your feedback! You will get to virtually tour our beautiful hills, blind taste wines and explore the area with us! Ciao from Alba! 🇮🇹🍷

[AtlisDe]

What is fancier than normal, and why?

[cassidyrose]

is the language barrier hard to get around and do you recommend airbnbs or hotels?

[TonchyShultz]

Very interesting video amazing nature ...Thx and keep going.!Best regards from Canada👌💕🍷🌹🍁✌

[kellymarie]

Very helpful!! Thank you!! Can you share some favorite places to eat?! Going for Honeymoon next month!

[DPanda]

Can I ask how much was your daily spendings? How it broke down to excluding flights and accommodations. I am planning a trip this summer. Not on a tight budget but definitely not free spending either. Please let me know how much I should bring per day!

Thank you,

[CreativeTravelGuide]

Some super helpful tips, thank you for sharing! I am desperate to explore Italy more!

[bdawgrocka]

Hello! I will be traveling to Italy this summer for my birthday. We are staying for 12 nights, and are at the point of choosing what we want to see the most. We want to go to Pisa, but our agent and friends say there isn't much to see there except for the tower. Our friends recommended the five villages of Cinque Terre. Have you been there before? If so, do you think it would make a better day trip?

[YoshiKeikeu]

I love the luggage tip, but please do tell: did you do your laundry? And where? How did you have enough clothes for 3 weeks if you didn't?

[chaseschandelmeier]

(if you even see this) I'm planning a 14 day trip, landing in Rome and leaving 14 days later in Barcelona. Is this a good idea? To drive all of Italy, France and down to Spain? Just hotel hopping and driving the roads? This is a rare trip opportunity and want to see the most possible.

[inseino]

Thank you very much for the great tips!