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Thematic itineraries Italy
NORTH ITALY
Culture
• Big cities like Turin (with the Egyptian
Museum, Royal Palace, Automobile Museum)
• Genoa of course, for its old historic center
with its palazzi, museums and churches)
Smaller but equally exciting cities:
• The beautiful cities of Pavia, Mantova and
Cremona
• Verona (Roman remains, medieval castle,
Renaissance frescoes)
• The very cultural region of Emilia-Romagna,
with its fascinating Bologna capital with its arcades and basilica Santo
Stefano
• Sweet Ferrara (Castello Estense, Palazzo dei
Diamanti and Palazzo Schifanoia)
With the family, with children
• Turin
• Parco Nazionale del Gran Paradiso, straddling
the Aosta Valley and Piedmont
• Genoa, for its aquarium that will fascinate
young and old
• Levanto to combine days at the beach and
hikes in the Cinque Terre
Two, in love
• Turin always for city dwellers or Langhe for
their pretty little gourmet villages scattered in an alluring nature.
• In Liguria, the Cinque Terre and the Ligurian
Alps for their so romantic villages
• Camogli, Portofino and Porto Venere
• In Veneto: Verona of course (Romeo and
Juliet!), Vicenza (Palladian villas) and Treviso (Pescheria district)
• Bologna, with its miles of arcades to coot
hand in hand, cobbled streets and romantic squares.
Gastronomy
• The magic triangle between Turin, Barolo and
Asti, land of wine (barolo, barbaresco, nebbiolo, dolcetto, moscati d'Asti
...), white truffle and many other delicacies.
• Bologna with its mortadella, tagliatelle and
delicious glaciers
• Parma for its ham, cheese
• Modena and its famous balsamic vinegar
• Ravenna, with its piadine and succulent
cappellacci ...
• Bologna and Modena also have beautiful
covered markets where to shop.
• Finally, in Veneto, you will taste the
radicchio in Treviso, the cod in Vicenza ...
Sport
• Levanto for surfing
• Sestri Levante for water sports
• For hiking, you'll be spoiled for choice:
o Cinque Terre National Park
o Porto Venere Regional Nature Park
o Regional Natural Park of Portofino
o regional natural park of the Ligurian Alps
• All Valle d'Aosta and Piedmont in winter for
skiing.
SOUTH ITALY
Culture, museum and church
• In Campania: Naples
• In Apulia: Lecce, Lucera, Monte Sant'Angelo
• In Basilicata: sassi and rock churches of
Matera, archaeological sites and museum of Metaponto, Arbëresh villages.
Archaeological sites
• In Campania: Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis,
Paestum, Cuma, Terme di Baia.
Nature
• In Campania: Solfatara Volcano, Vesuvius,
Sorrentine Peninsula, Amalfi Coast, Cilento National Park
• In Puglia: Otranto to Leuca, Trulli, Gargano
Promontory, Tremiti Islands, Castel del Monte
• In Basilicata: Massif of Sila and Aspromonte,
Cilento National Park, scuba diving off Tropea
• In Basilicata: Lucanian Dolomites, Calanchi
(around Aliano), Pollino National Park
• In Calabria: Massif of Sila and Aspromonte,
Cilento National Park, scuba diving off Tropea
With the family, with
children
• Naples
• Pompeii
• Herculanu
• Islands (Ischia, Procida,
Capri)
• The Sorrentine Peninsula
Beach
• In Campania: Bacoli,
Ischia, Procida, coves around Massa Lubrense, coast between Salerno and
Paestum, black beaches between Paestum and Sapri
• In Puglia: Porto Cesareo,
Punta Prosciutto, Campomarino, Trani, Gallipoli, Otranto and Monopoli, Tremiti
Islands
• In Basilicata: Maratea and
beaches of the Ionian coast
• In Calabria: Crotone, El
Castella, Tropea and Capo Vaticano
ITALIAN LAKES
Culture
• Milan for its Duomo, Museo
del Novecento, Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and Brera as well as the triennial Design
Museum, and the astonishing Necchi-Campiglio villa. Bergamo for the upper town,
a real jewel ...
• Brescia (promenade in the
center, monastic complex of San Salvatore and Santa Giulia)
• Varese (the sanctuary of
Santa Maria del Monte, the villa Panza)
• Como (the Duomo)
• Lugano (its museums and
churches)
• The Borromean Islands on
Lake Maggiore
Two, in love
• An opera at the Scala
• Parco Sempione and giardini
pubblici in Milan
• Lake Como (Giardini di
Villa Melzi, Como Road in Tremezzo
• Villa del Balbianello and,
a must, Villa Carlotta)
• Lake Iseo (a day by boat
with excursion to the idyllic island of Monte Isola)
• Bergamo (the city high for
its beauty, its monuments, a good restaurant)
• Lake Maggiore (Villa
Taranto and, in the low season, the Borromean Islands)
With the family, with
children
• In Milan, the museum of
Arte e Scienza to entertain and educate your children, the Parco Sempione to
let off steam, and climb to the terraces (super secure) for the view and
hundreds of statues
• The cultural, visual, natural
and sporting wealth of this region of the lakes is, in principle, large enough
to entertain all young and old.
Gastronomy
• In Milan, a trattoria in
the district of Brera
• Bergamo for its culinary
specialties (and especially for its pastries) and its good addresses in all
price categories
• The lakes of Como and Iseo
for their fishy waters
• Many mountain villages
where you will find the best meats, cold meats and cheeses
Nature and sport
• Lake Garda (the Malcesine
shore in Riva del Garda for water sports, but also hiking and biking, etc., the
Arco area for hiking, climbing and mountain biking)
• Lake Como (the valley of
Intelvi that connects the lake to that of Lugano, for the views, the hikes and
also the cultural déco¬vertes)
• Lake Lugano (Monte Generoso,
Monte Sighignola on the Italian border)
• Lake Maggiore (Sasso del
Ferro cable car and Mottarone for panoramas, walks and mountain bike, the
Centovalli train to the north of the lake)
Unavoidable Italy
This section is complementary to the
Coups de Cœur guides Routard Italy North and South Italy.
In Northern Italy, crisscross the steep
paths of Cinque Terre Park. Explore the immense Ducal Palace of Mantua. Vibrate
with emotion by attending an opera in the mythical bullring of Verona. Rave
about the Byzantine mosaics of Ravenna ...
In southern Italy, climb to the Vomero
hill, in Naples, and contemplate the panorama with Vesuvius. Attempt gourmet
experiences. Browse the archaeological site of Pompeii. Climb up Monte Tiberio,
Capri, and admire the view of the bay. Stroll on the cute island of Procida.
Treat yourself to a sea urchin feast at the harbor market in Bari. To get fresh
ideas during walks in the wild in Calabria ...
In the Italian lakes, fall in a panic at
the Last Supper in Milan. Boating on Lake Maggiore. Take the mirettes and
admire the villas on the shores of Lake Como. Admire at sunset the small island
of Monte Isola ...
Suggested itineraries Italy
See also recommended itineraries:
in Rome
to Venise
in Florence
In Milan
but also :
in Tuscany
in Sicily
in Sardinia.
NORTH ITALY
One week in Northern Italy
1st to 3rd days: Turin and its
surroundings
3rd and 4th days: Genoa
5th day: Mantua
6th day: Verona
7th day: Padua
2 weeks in Northern Italy
1st to 3rd day: Turin
4th and 5th days: the Cinque Terre
6th and 7th days: Pavia and his
charterhouse, then Sabbioneta
8th and 9th days: Bologna
10th and 11th days: Ferrara or Ravenna
12th day: Padua
13th and 14th days: Vicenza
10 days in Northern Italy
Before embarking on Emilia-Romagna, you
can explore Piedmont further:
Turin and the Langhe
Nearby, Saluzzo and its beautiful
surroundings
The Aosta Valley
Continue to Emilia Romagna, lingering in
Bologna
but especially by enjoying gourmet
pleasures in this gourmet region par excellence!
parma
Visit of the Duchy of Parma and Piacenza
Small stage in Piacenza
Modena
Treviso
SOUTH ITALY
4 days in Naples and Capri getaway
4 days in Naplles
Little escapade in Capri. Just take a
boat to Monte Beverello and in less than an hour, you will discover the charms
of this island provided you move away from the center (too) touristy.
One week in Southern Italy
In Campania
First 3 days in Naples
4th and 5th days: Herculaneum or Pompeii,
two major archaeological sites around Vesuvius. Pompeii is larger, but
Herculanum, better preserved, has a special charm.
6th day, one of the islands of Naples:
Capri if you like chic-frime
Ischia if you like thermal baths with
healing properties
The tiny Procida for authenticity.
You can also spend a night on one of the
islands and visit two!
Day 7: shuttle boat that allows you to
sail to the small towns of the Amalfi Coast and admire its steep landscapes:
Sorrento, Positano, Salerno, Amalfi ...
In Apulia, Basilicata and Calabria
1st and 2nd days, Puglia
3rd day: Castel del Monte, Alberobello
and Ostuni, Itria Valley (land of trulli)
4th day: Lecce, a city with a flourishing
baroque appearance and the cape of Santa Maria di Leuca
5th day: walk along the coast to
appreciate the view; swimming along the Salento; Taranto
6th and 7th days: at least one full day
to travel and start to discover Matera in Basilicata, its troglodyte sassi and
its rock churches; Maratea
15 days in Southern Italy
Spend 3-4 days in Naples
Then a day trip or two to one of the
three islands off Naples: Capri, Ischia or Procida.
Walk along the Amalfi Coast from Sorrento
to Salerno to discover more beautiful villages than others!
Take a day or two to see one of the
following three archaeological sites that make Italy famous: Herculaneum,
Pompeii or Paestum.
Then direction Matera in Basilicata.
Push further west to visit the Itria
Valley, the trulli, Alberobello and Locondo
Go down by Tarento to reach the beautiful
Pollino Park, the largest national park in Italy
If you are beach and idleness, you will
go lizard in a small cove of Maratea.
Calabria: Tropea, Reggio Calabria
ITALIAN LAKES
Three days in the Italian lakes
1st day: Milan
2nd day: Lake Como
3rd day: Bergamo
A week in the Italian lakes
1st and 2nd days: Milan
3rd and 4th days: Orta San Giulio, the
Mottarone road, Stresa on Lake Maggiore and the Borromean Islands
5th day: Lugano
6th and 7th day: Mennagio
Ten days in the Italian lakes
Extend your previous itinerary by adding
a day here and there.
First 3 days: Milan
4th day: on Lake Maggiore
5th day: around Varese
Day 6: Bergamo, Lake Iseo, Island of
Monte Isola and the magnificent oratorio dei Disciplini
8th day: Brescia
9th and 10th days: Lake Garda
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