OUR ITALY.
Where history stops being a story.
You have seen it all before. In school books, in films, on postcards. And then you stand in front of it, and none of that prepares you. In Rome, the past is not behind glass. You walk on it, you have coffee next to it, you turn a corner and two thousand years look straight back at you. In Florence, the Renaissance is still hanging on the walls. In Verona, people still leave love letters for Juliet. Italy does not show you history. It lets you feel it, and it takes your breath away.
But the real magic is how Italians live. Long lunches that turn into dinners. An espresso standing at the bar, a passeggiata at sunset, a nonna who will not let you leave hungry. They learned long ago what the rest of the world keeps forgetting: life is for living, slowly, with people you love and food that is worth the wait. No wonder readers of Condé Nast Traveler voted Italy the best country in the world in 2025.
Italy will never leave you indifferent. It will leave you in love.
So much Italy. Pick your way in.
Cities that made history, kitchens that never left it, little trains into the mountains and long nights to Rome. Choose the Italy that calls you. We sort the rest.
7 nights · 4 faces of Italy
- At one of Florence’s tiny wine windows. Some still pour a glass.
- The Torre del Mangia, around 400 steps above Siena’s Campo.
- Through a keyhole on the Aventine. St. Peter’s dome fits inside it.
Florence · Tuscany · Siena · Rome
Four Faces of Italy, None of Them the Postcard.
In Florence, the Uffizi with room to actually look, then a leather artisan whose hands have made the same stitch for thirty years. Tuscany unfolds the way it always has: a family wine estate, lunch cooked by the nonna herself, no menu, no rush. In Siena, Piazza del Campo turns at dusk from a tourist photograph back into a local square. Then the train south, the countryside blurring past, and Rome. Two thousand years old, and entirely unbothered by how long you’ve kept it waiting.
What’s waiting for you- Florence: the Uffizi with breathing room
- A visit with a Florentine leather artisan
- Tuscany: lunch cooked by the nonna herself
- Siena’s Campo at dusk, when locals take it back
- Rome: the Colosseum, the Vatican done properly
7 nights. Italy doesn’t rush. Neither will you.→ Two thousand years of beauty. You have eight days. Use them well. Travel Sorted.
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7 nights · art, food & engines
- 463 steps inside Brunelleschi’s dome.
- 666 arches up to San Luca, the longest portico in the world.
- At least 12 years for real balsamic of Modena.
Florence · Bologna · Modena · Maranello · Milan
From Michelangelo to Maranello.
Florence first, where the Renaissance still has the best seats in town. Then Bologna, the city Italians call la Grassa, the fat one, and mean it as a compliment. Modena, where balsamic vinegar ages longer than most marriages. Maranello, where red isn’t a colour, it’s a religion. And Milan, ending with Leonardo, the original genius of design.
What’s waiting for you- Florence: Michelangelo’s David, without the queue
- Bologna: fresh pasta with a local sfoglina
- A Parmigiano dairy at dawn, when the cheese is made
- Maranello: the Ferrari Museum, and the wheel if you dare
- Milan: Leonardo’s Last Supper, tickets sorted
Art in the morning. Horsepower in the afternoon.→ Italy’s two great obsessions, one route. Travel Sorted.
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Active & food · Trento to Mezzana · by train
- Into the Rio Sass gorge under Fondo, a short ride from the line.
- To San Romedio, a hermitage stacked on a rock spur since the Middle Ages.
- Val di Non apples, stored deep inside an old dolomite mine.
Trento to the Dolomites. One little train.
Start in Trento, below the castle where a 600-year-old fresco paints the months of the year. Then the train climbs past Teroldego vines into Val di Non, apple orchards on both sides of the window, through Malè and on to Mezzana, with the Brenta Dolomites ahead. Walk, bike along the river, and come back hungry for canederli, crispy tortel di patate and apple strudel. You just keep the window seat.
- Trento’s castle and old town, then up the valley
- Hike or bike the valley, the train brings you back
- Canederli, Teroldego and Trentodoc, found for you
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- We plan your valley trip
- You ride, walk and taste
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Night train · Munich to Rome
- Through the Alps, past Salzburg and Villach, in a real bed.
- Somewhere near Florence, with Tuscany outside the window.
- Michelangelo’s Sistine ceiling, painted 1508 to 1512.
Fall asleep in Munich. Wake up in Rome.
Dinner in Munich, then a cabin with a real bed. The Alps pass in the dark, the morning comes up over Tuscany, and you step off in Rome rested, not jet-lagged. Rome is yours before the hotel even knows you’ve arrived, and the Vatican is waiting, where Michelangelo’s ceiling has hung for five centuries. One night saved, one day gained, one story for life.
- A private sleeping cabin, chosen for you
- Rested on arrival, Rome before check-in
- Vatican tickets timed for your day
- Tell us your dates
- We plan the right cabin
- You wake up in Italy
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