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Photo: Jebulon · CC05 days5 Days in Rome and Florence by Train: The First-Timer's Itinerary
Ancient Rome to Renaissance Florence by high-speed train: 3 days of Colosseum, Vatican and Trastevere evenings, then 2 days of Duomo, Uffizi and Ponte Vecchio sunsets. Designed for first-time couples, with where to stay and how to travel between cities.
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2 Days in Florence: The Art Lover's Itinerary
The Renaissance in 48 hours: the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery, Michelangelo's David and Ponte Vecchio sunsets. Designed for art lovers on a first trip, with where to stay, eat, and how to skip the lines.
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Photo: Martin Falbisoner · CC BY-SA 4.02 days2 Days in Venice: The Romantic First-Timer's Itinerary
Venice's greatest hits in 48 hours: St Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, gondola rides and cicchetti crawls. Designed for first-time couples who want romance without the crowds, with where to stay and how to get around.
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7 Days in Rome, Florence and Venice: The Classic Italy Itinerary
The classic Italy trilogy by high-speed train: 3 days in Rome's ancient wonders, 2 days in Florence's Renaissance art, and 2 days in Venice's canals. Designed for couples on a first trip, with romantic evenings, where to stay, and how to travel between cities.
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3 Days in Rome: The First-Timer's Itinerary
Three days is the sweet spot for a first visit to Rome: ancient Rome and the Colosseum, the Vatican, and the baroque center with Trastevere evenings — all from one walkable base. Tell us how you travel and the plan re-routes itself around you, keeping every day clustered in one neighborhood so you spend your time exploring, not commuting.
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