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Italy with her unrivalled beauty and baffling contradictions, continues to seduce and enchant those who are drawn to her. And the Italian way of life is famous the world over, with style and character drawn from centuries of culture and history, amid breathtaking scenery and a desirable Mediterranean climate.

Places to visit in Italy

In Rome , you can follow in the footsteps of emperors and saints, and discover the monuments and churches that define the city as the capital of Italy and the ancient world. Florence is one of the world’s great historic cities, packed with architectural masterpieces, palaces and art galleries – an essential Italian destination in its own right. Venice charms, captivates and seduces with its dazzling and unique beauty, encapsulated in its enchanting buildings and picturesque waterways. 

Our favourite places in Italy include many spots less frequented than the tried and true trio of Rome, Florence and Venice. We suggest that, after visiting Rome, you take a trip east into Abruzzo or Molise, those hitherto remote regions whose architecture, parks, mountains and beaches rank among the most refreshing vacation spots in the country. Or, if you happen to be exploring the Bay of Naples , rent a car and continue down to Italy’s heel and toe – Puglia, Basilicata and Calabria – even taking the ferry across to Sicily . Puglia is increasingly popular, while Basilicata is an emerging destination.

The north has Venice, of course, but also Milan and Turin , two utterly contemporary cities packed with art and history. You could follow the path of generations of travellers who, with Dante and Ariosto in hand, toured the cities of Lombardy, the Veneto, Emilia-Romagna and Tuscany . If you want to catch your breath and relax, retreat into the green hills of Umbria , home of Italy’s beloved St Francis of Assisi. 

How to get around Italy

To/from the airports.

Rome’s main airport Leonardo da Vinci/Fiumicino is 35.5 km (22.5 miles) southwest of central Rome. A direct train, the Leonardo Express, runs every 15-30 mins from Rome between Fiumicino airport and Termini station in central Rome. Tickets can be bought on the platform at Termini (accompanied children aged under 12 travel free), at the airport from station counters and vending machines, or bought in advance online.

A cheaper and slower local train (FL1 line) runs roughly every 15 mins from Rome stopping at Trastevere, Tiburtina, Ostiense and several other suburban stations. Information and bookings are available through Trenitalia .

Roma Ciampino

Rome’s second airport Ciampino is 12km (7.5 miles) southeast of the city centre, and used especially by low-cost airlines such as easyJet and Ryanair. There is no rail link, but the Terravision bus runs to Via Marsala.

Milano Malpensa Airport is 40km (25 miles) from the centre of Milan. The Malpensa Express train runs from the airport’s Terminal 1 to the centre of Milan (Cadorna station with metro links and the city’s main railway station, Stazione Centrale). Alternatively, Malpensa Shuttle buses run between the airport and Stazione Centrale. 

Just 8km (5 miles) from the city centre, Milan’s second airport Milano Linate is served by European and Italian domestic flights. The ATM bus 73 and a faster X73 run regularly from the airport to Piazza San Babila in the city.

Marco Polo Airport is on the mainland 8km (5 miles) north of Venice. To reach Venice, buses (lines 5 or 35) run to Piazzale Roma station, as well as to Mestre train station, which is the hub for trains to areas around Venice.

State-owned Alitalia continues to serve the whole country, but is increasingly challenged by low-cost operators such as Blu-express . 

In general, the cheapest, fastest and most convenient way to travel around Italy is by train. Most rail lines are operated by Trenitalia . Types of train include the Frecc­iarossa high-speed only train, the Frecciargento long-distance tilting train, and the Frecciabianca, all of which offer a high standard of comfort. There is also the InterCity which is air-conditioned, comfortable and cheaper, but stops more frequently. Supplements ( supplementi ) are charged for these trains, and it is also obligatory to reserve a seat, although this can be done up to a few minutes before the train departs. 

Tickets for most trains can be bought online at and at stations. If you book online or by phone you will be emailed a booking code which you show to the ticket collector on the train who will issue your ticket. If you have a paper ticket from a counter or a machine you must validate it by stamping it in one of the yellow machines on station platforms just before you board the train to avoid being fined. 

Each province in Italy has its own regional bus company and in some areas such as the south, and in mountains, buses are the best method of travel. The journey from Siena to Florence is also faster by bus than by train. BusItalia runs long-distance and regional services across Italy.  

Ferries and hydrofoils

Frequent car and passenger ferries run between mainland ports and Italy’s islands. For Sardinia, there are ferries to Cagliari from Civitavecchia, Naples, Palermo and Trapani, to Olbia from Civitavecchia, Livorno and Genoa, to Porto Torres from Genoa and Civitavecchia, and to smaller ports. There are also regular ferries to Corsica and mainland France. For Sicily the fastest route is the Caronte Lines shuttle between Villa San Giovanni, near Reggio di Calabria, and Messina, but there also ferries to Palermo, Catania and Trapani from Genoa, Livorno, Civitavecchia, Naples, Salerno and Cagliari.

The Sicilian Liberty Lines also operates boat connections to the Aeolian Islands, Pantelleria and other small islands around Sicily, while ferries to Elba are operated by Moby Lines from Piombino. Frequent hydrofoils and car ferries run from Naples to Capri, Ischia and other islands in the bay, mainly with Caremar and SNAV .

Ferries and hydrofoils also operate on the northern lakes of Como, Garda, Iseo and Maggiore, and some lake towns are linked by car ferry. Information and timetables are available from tourist offices and, for smaller ferries, at the jetties.

Italian motorways ( autostrade ) are generally fast moving, except in midsummer and on key holidays, such as Easter. Tolls are charged for virtually all autostrade . Having a car in Italy is naturally excellent for exploring the countryside, but generally of little use in cities, due to the often impenetrable traffic, especially in Rome and Naples. Also, be aware that in many Italian towns the old centre ( centro storico ) is closed to all drivers except residents, as a Zona a Traffico Limitato (ZTL). A sign with a red circle on white and traffico limitato indicates when this is so. If you are staying at a hotel in the historic centre of any town, ask the hotel beforehand what to do with your car. 

Things to do in Italy

From Roman ruins to Renaissance masterpieces, Italy offers scenery of equal magnitude; mountains, volcanic islands, vineyards and beaches – there’s something for everyone. 

Roman ruins

Touring the majestic ruins of the Colosseum, the Forum and the Palatine Hill reveals these landmarks as potent symbols of the centre of power that was Ancient Rome. 

Art in Florence

Florence, the Cradle of Renaissance has been the focal point of creative activity for some of the world’s greatest artistic talents. The countless rooms and corridors of the Uffizi Gallery hold Italy’s highest concentration of Renaissance masterpieces, while the Accademia – originally the world’s first school of art – now houses Michelangelo’s most famous work, the iconic sculpture David.

The Dolomites

Walk or cycle through Europe’s loveliest peaks, now a Unesco World Heritage site and one of the best places to visit in Italy. Scenic trails in the Dolomites may end at an Alpine inn, ideally with a concert in the meadows. 

Aeolian island hopping

The seven volcanic specks surrounded by turquoise waters off the north coast of Sicily, offer sheer escapism, from barefoot luxury in boutique hotels to numerous back-to-nature experiences.

Italian cuisine  

In Italy, enjoying delicious food and wine is a celebration of life itself. Bountiful culinary delights to savour include balsamic vinegar, Parma ham and Parmesan cheese from Emilia Romagna; thin-crust pizzas cooked in wood-fired ovens in Naples; Barolo wine, gorgonzola and white truffles in Piedmont; olive oil, tagliatelle and classic bistecca alla fiorentina in Tuscany; and risotto, polenta and salami in Milan.

Things to see in Italy

Take in the broad sweep of the Grand Canal from a No. 1 vaporetto (water bus) or a romantic gondola; or hop on a ferry to see the islands of Murano, Burano or Torcello. 

Portofino Promontory

This coastal reserve in Liguria embraces a chic resort, a marine reserve, and pine and olive groves on rugged slopes. 

Parco Nazionale Gran Paradiso

An area of outstanding natural beauty, this Alpine park in the Italian Graian Alps is fabulous trekking country. 

Arguably Italy’s loveliest lake, Como promises gorgeous villas and gardens, charming ports of call and mouthwatering fish dinners. 

Le Cinque Terre 

A cluster of five fishing villages clinging to the rocky coastline along a stretch of protected parkland laced with cliffside walking trails which offer sweeping views over terraced olive groves.

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My wife and I just got back from this 14-day tour a few days back. My aim is to provide the pros and cons of this tour in order to assist future travelers.

1. Visited several Italian cities in two weeks.

2. The Travel Director was knowledgeable and organized.

3. The bus was very comfortable and the driver was excellent.

4. Premium Economy on AlItalia airlines was worth the extra cost.

5. We bonded with several fellow travelers and created some awesome memories.

6. Most optional trips/activities were very good and worth the extra cost.

1. Too hectic. Literally, we packed and unpacked every other day. No down time at all!

2. Started way too early. Had to have luggages ready by 6:30 or 7:00 a.m. almost every day.

3. We had to carry our own carry-on luggages in Venice , Assisi and Sorrento for long distances in the heat . All travelers resented this!!!

4. Most of the hotels were not 4 stars in my opinion. Many were too far away from where we were visiting. The bathrooms were quite small (especially the shower section). All of them had AC that worked to a degree. This was the weakest area of this travel package offered by Insight Travel Tour.

All in all, my wife and I had many priceless moments during this tour. This despite the heat throughout Italy (between 30 to 33 degrees Celsius in July), packing/unpacking every other day, being on the bus for an average of 3 to 5 hours and staying at supposedly 4/5 star hotels that really were more like a 3 star hotels in terms of looks and amenities offered.

1. You walk/climb a lot in this tour. This is not meant for those who have some type of physical handicap. My wife and I go to the gym on a regular basis. Despite this, we were tired at the end of the day.

2. Wear comfortable shoes. Otherwise, the uneven cobble stone streets of Rome & other cities will do a number on your feet.

3. Pack comfortable but classy clothes. I read that Italy is fashion conscious. However, I found that most men were wearing long shorts with either shirt/tshirt. The look was classy. not sloppy (think preppy). Stick to light color solids in July. Women can also wear shorts and summer dresses. Will need to cover up if visiting a church.

4. Bring a personal fan with mist (sold at Walmart). It will come in handy especially when you do your visit the Coliseum, the ruins of Pompeii or do your city walking tour during the day.

5. Buy a bracelet mosquito repellant (we got ours from Amazon). Many complained about getting bitten by mosquitos. We did not get bitten once.

I hope this helps out your future plans to the belliisima Italia.

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Did the fourteen days include the arrival and departure days?

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Thanks for your first post on TA. How many people were on your tour? It sounds like you did not know you had to carry your own bags? Did you not know how long you were going to be on a bus each day? Or that there was no down time?

I have done Insight tours in the past and have never had to carry my luggage

We had about 30 people on our tour. No, I did not know that we had to carry our own carry-on luggages. My travel agent provided me an estimate to the length of time the bus was going to take from city to city.

All the travelers on the tour were surprised when the director told us that we had to carry our own carry on luggages to our hotels. Just to be clear - the big luggages were taken care by the hotel personnel. Nevertheless. everything else, we had to do it ourselves. The reason was that the bus was unable to park anywhere near the hotel in various cities. Hence, this is why this occurred. Nevertheless, most of us found this to be too much; especially since it meant walking uphill on uneven cobblestone streets under very hot and humid conditions. I kid you not, the distance was a minimum of 8 to 10 blocks.

Unfortunately, this was our experience with our Italian tour. Maybe, your insight tour was in another country. The reason given to us as to why we had to do this was because the bus could not leave us in front of our hotels due to either city restrictions or narrow streets. We had several elderly couples and one with a walker on this tour. Very hard on them to do this.

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Italian Escapade (Classic, 13 Days)

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• Explore the ancient Rome and visit the Vatican Museums
• View Piazza del Campo and the Fountain of Joy in Siena
• Enjoy the views as you cruise to the famous Isle of Capri
• See the Leaning Tower of Pisa and St. Mark's Basilica
• Discover the well-preserved ruins of the ill-fated Pompeii
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• Day 1 Welcome to the Eternal City of Rome
• Day 2 Vatican City and Rome with a Local
• Day 3 Siena and Medieval Florence
• Day 4 Florence, Birthplace of the Renaissance
• Day 5 Pisa and the Italian Lakes
• Day 6 The Italian Lake District Relaxed Start
• Day 7 To Venice With Wine Along the Way Relaxed Start
• Day 8 The Magic of La Serenissima
• Day 9 Hilltop Assisi
• Day 10 Sorrento on the coast
• Day 11 Capri, the Isle of Dreams
• Day 12 On to ill-fated Pompeii and Rome
• Day 13 Arrivederci Roma

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A trip to Italy is too special to get wrong. Here's how to do it right. (San Gimignano, Tuscany)

I absolutely love Italy, for many different reasons. But I hate the way in which many Americans go about planning trips there. Survey after survey shows it is the number one dream destination for U.S. leisure travelers, but the way those travelers get their information and advice gives me nightmares.

Throughout the years I’ve heard people say over and over that “I was told to do this in Italy,” or “I was told not to do this in Italy.” By who? “A friend.” I have close friends who recently planned their entire 12-day trip on the basis of another couple they knew who gave them advice—after their first visit. I’ve heard of many people who skipped Rome because “we heard it was too busy, just another big city.” Or passed on Venice, one of the world’s most magical destinations, because, “I heard it was touristy.”

There are American tourists who say you should skip Venice. They are wrong.

It goes on and on, but suffice to say, I have been to Italy in the neighborhood of two dozen times, summer and winter, for food, wine, skiing, golf, hiking, cycling and more food, from north to south and east to west and islands too, and I know a lot about Italian cuisine, but I still ask real experts for advice every time I go. I specifically ask for advice on where to eat, what to see, and who to choose as guides. And by experts, I mean people how live in Italy, specialize in particular areas of travel, and know their subject matter.

“We get multiple guests a year who want to wing it,” says Cherrye Moore, owner of My Bella Vita travel. Moore moved to Calabria two decades ago after falling in love with the region on a visit, and opened a bed and breakfast, learning about what her visitors were looking for. Her company now specializes in planning trips—especially foodie and ancestry trips—to the area in Southern Italy where many Italian Americans trace their heritage. “They say, ‘My neighbor just showed up in their family’s hometown and it went great for them,’ or, ‘Our friends went to Italy last year and said we don't need a driver.’ It’s true that you can rent a car and drive to your family’s hometown, but that experience is vastly different from having a dedicated driver and a heritage specialist who has done research on your family’s history, who has already identified the home your grandfather was born in, and who has arranged meetings with locals upon your arrival.”

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Anyone can tour the Vatican, but only the right guides can get you a private visit.

I just got back from an exploration of Turin followed by a weeklong hiking trip in surrounding Piemonte, Italy’s most prestigious wine region, which included multiple winery visits. For restaurants and guides and sightseeing in Turin I used an Italian-based travel specialist that is the choice of many of the best luxury travel agents/advisors in this country (the best travel agents are savvy enough to know what they do not know and regularly rely on local experts). For the hiking trip, I used an Italy-based active travel specialist that does nothing else, and does it with a food-centric spin. It was another fantastic Italy trip, one amazing day after another, featuring many meals, wineries and experiences I never would have found by myself, especially by asking random friends or watching You Tube influencer videos by people with far less Italy experience than myself.

“We don’t focus on stars or diamonds, we focus on really special one-of-a-kind experiences and lodging that lets you discover our Italy,” said Heather Dowd, who lives in Turin and along with her Italian husband Beppe Salerno. They run Tourissimo , the active travel company we used. We had several friends hiking with us who were on either their very first or second trip to Italy, and when we reviewed our experiences at the end for the trip, one place we stayed, an 18 th century castle turned boutique hotel, was the overwhelming favorite. It did not have whirlpool tubs or Frette linens, it did not have a concierge or room service, but it had excellent food and beautiful gardens in which we had an epic dinner. It had cooking classes, a great location, a fun aperitivo evening cocktail session, and most of all, incredible charm..

Everyone wants the perfect meal in Italy, but not everyone knows where the locals go to find it.

It was exactly what my first timers dreamed Italy would be like, and it was a place we never would have found online. It was perfect, and even in Italy not every place is, but the reality is that Heather and Beppe and their guides spend a lot of time behind the scenes visiting small hotels and vetting them, way more time than the people who rate their stays on booking websites. One of my friends was so impressed he is already planning an extended family hiking trip to Sicily with Tourissimo next year.

If you want to have an insider experience in Italy, and see the places locals go, you need a local insider to help you out.

“Our goal is for guests to experience Calabria like we do, so we’ve built experiences that aren’t available online,” said My Bella Vita’s Moore. “Nowhere else can you find a multi-course lunch hosted at Zia Pina’s or a picnic prepared and delivered by Signora Francesca. Lunch in the home of our friend, Chef Massimo, isn’t available on Google. When creating or reviewing experiences I always think of my sister in Texas. If she were visiting, would I take her here? If that answer is yes, I know we have a winner.” That is exactly the standard by which I’d like my Italy travels to be judged.

A trip to Italy is a beautiful, special, and almost sacred experience, so don’t screw it up by taking bad advice. I do not know every local specialist—and I hope to keep finding more—but I know several experts I would recommend for different kinds of travel. Or use a good travel advisor, something I recommend for all travel (Read my article Why You Need A Travel Agent More Than Ever here at Forbes ), and communicate with them to ensure they are on the same page in terms of sourcing these kinds of local experts. If they are good, they will already be familiar with several of these companies.

Active Travel

All of Tourissimo's cycling and hiking trips in Italy emphasize food and wine, which is how it ... [+] should be.

Italy has long been the dream destination of cyclists, with Tuscany atop the Bucket List for global road riding destinations. But for the past few years the fastest growing sector of cycling has been “gravel grinding,” and with hundreds of miles of its stunning unpaved “white roads,” Tuscany has also emerged as the world’s top travel spot for gravel lovers. There are also plenty of other amazing places to ride in Italy, including Piemonte, Sardinia, Puglia, the Lakes region, and many other areas. World class hiking abounds, especially the stunning Dolomites—a UNESCO World Heritage Site of beauty unmatched by most other mountain regions on earth. Beyond this there are the Alps in the east, the Cinque Terre, Sardinia, and many other great options.

Italy is so well known for cycling and hiking that every major active travel company in the world runs trips there. But for my last two active trips, one hiking and one biking, I chose a tour operator that is actually based there, founded by an Italian with a passion for cycling and food. Tourissimo may be Italian, but they cater to the American market, and founder Beppe Salerno worked for am American cycling company as a guide before realizing he could do the real Italy better himself—to me, the perfect startup rationale. Over the years since, Tourissimo has grown its library of offerings, with both with an array of scheduled group trips and private custom options. While they do mostly road riding, they are notably one of the only tour operators scheduling gravel trips, and can also arrange custom mountain biking itineraries, with years of expertise in cycling and hiking.

Superstar Chef Mary Sue Milliken has led about galf a dozen Chef's Cycling Tours in Italy for ... [+] Tourissimo.

In addition, Tourissimo has also been a pioneer in “Active Culinary Travel,” a hot new category I have written about here at Forbes (and for other magazines and newspapers). They offer an annual series of six group rides (and a hike) each hosted by an acclaimed chef like Mary Sue Milliken, an award-winning chef, restaurateur, cookbook author (five!) and co-host of the popular PBS cooking show Two Hot Tamales . She is also an avid cyclist and has led the Tourissimo Chef Bike Tours for several years, along with other big names. These trips are a unique option for serious foodies who also ride, while the other trips cater to just about anyone. Otherwise they offer several styles of trips, from Bici Basics for new riders to Ambitious Tours for the more hard core.

Tourissimo puts a focus on local, choosing small and often historic hotels that they have curated and vetted (like the castle I just stayed at in Piemonte), places that you would never be able to distinguish from hundreds of other non-chain options online. Same for restaurants, wineries, and all the other ways they take you behind the scenes and into their real Italy. Their Mission Statement? “We don't want to be the biggest adventure travel company. We want to design and run the best tours in Italy. We strive to be the most authentic and the most beneficial to local communities.” Fantastico!

Bellagio on Lake Como is one of the most famous destinations in Italy — and the perfect place for a ... [+] food-centric bike tour!

Bike It! Bellagio offers another insider biking experience on a much different scale, providing a great one-day experience for visitors to Italy’s most famous lake town. This bike shop on Lake Como is run by a former pro racer and his wife. They rent bikes (road, mountain and e-bikes) out, but also offer one-day guided tours with multiple food and drink stops. Given that the owner grew up here and knows everyone, it’s not surprising that the food and drink spots are insider picks. The shop sits near the iconic Madonna del Ghisallo climb, the most famous in the Giro di Lombardia, a race more than a century old, and several days a week the shop offers guided group rides with a climb of the pass, on road or e-bikes—Bianchi bikes of course!

There are scheduled tours Monday through Saturday, as well as wide range of customizable private tours. These are often taken by families with mixed ages, but for more aggressive riders they offer longer road tours, mountain biking and gravel riding, along with a wide range of less demanding e-bike tours, including some even more focused on food and wine. They also offer a handful of multi-day tours and can put these together as custom on demand, usually for groups, including an iconic coast to coast traverse of Italy. If you are a guest of one of the many stunning (and pricey) ultra-luxury hotels around Bellagio, and ask the concierge to arrange a bike tour, they are likely going to call this shop anyway (and mark it up) so just do it yourself.

Luxury Travel in Italy

From planning your entire itinerary with flights, hotels, and transfers to just booking the best tours, guides and VIP access (often to non-public highlights), it pays to use a top local specialist.

Last year I attended the annual Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas, which has been called “the Oscars of the travel industry.” Virtuoso is the leading global luxury travel consortium, and many of the best travel advisors on earth belong, So does just about every top hotel, resort, safari lodge, cruise line, and luxury tour operator. Virtuoso CEO Matthew Upchurch was explaining the many advantages of using a travel advisor (I wholeheartedly agree) and something he said really stuck with me. He explained that with all of the new online tour booking companies, it was easier than ever to book a tour or guide in just about any destination on earth, but harder than ever to judge the quality. The caveat was that, “you can book a guide, but you can’t book my guide.”

One of Italy's greatest hidden gems, Turin was the nation's first capital and a Winter Olympic host. ... [+] It's worth getting a good guide if you visit.

The Vatican is the Vatican and the Colosseum is the Colosseum, so when you opt for a guided tour, what really matters and makes it a good, bad or great experience is the guide—and their special access, like a tour of the Vatican when no one else is there.

For my recent trip to Turin, I called Imago Artis Travel , an Italy-based luxury travel specialist. They are what is known in the travel industry as a destination management company or DMC, the same companies luxury travel agents call to arrange local details for their clients. There are great DMCs all over the world, and local knowledge is valuable everywhere, but many of them do not deal directly with travelers, while in Italy the best ones do.

I wanted a private day tour of Turin and its surrounding attractions for my wife and I, most importantly the Reggia di Venaria Reale, aka the “Italian Versailles” (one of two places in Italy with this lofty but accurate nickname). The guide they got for me was a licensed guide, and lifelong resident of Turin, and spoke excellent English, which was all good, but she was also an architect, which was great in a city where so much is driven by architecture. That’s not so easy to find on global tour aggregator website. Imago Artis also gave me a list of their favorite restaurant recommendations, which were spot on, then made my reservations for me. At a minimum this eliminates the language barrier of calling or the technology barrier of booking through often tricky (or non-functional) Italian restaurant reservation websites, but in many cases it also gets you a better table and instant VIP treatment—which definitely does not happen when I book myself.

Italy is rich in world-class crafts, and companies like Imago Artis can take you behind the scenes ... [+] to meet the makers.

Imago Artis Travel is a Virtuoso member, which means when you book through them, if you book your luxury hotel, you get extras like room upgrades, late checkout, spa credits etc., one of the big advantages of working with Virtuoso travel advisors. If you have a bigger budget than I do, they can handle all sorts of luxury transport, private jets, helicopters, boat charters, and also offer VIP Meet and Greet services at just about every airport in Italy. They can even arrange private security details. On a more accessible luxury level, they specialize in exclusive experiences, unlocking historic buildings and art collections not open to the public, and taking you behind the scenes with many artisans of Italy, from custom shoemakers to sculptors to jewelry designers. They know food, they know the guides, and I especially like their mission statement, “Our mission is simple: Getting You to the Heart of Italy.” That’s what it is all about.

Another top luxury DMC that is also a member of Virtuoso that I have used in the past with great success is IC Bellagio . They offer a similar array of luxury services and are very well connected, but they also specialize in Villa rentals as well as 5-Star hotels. Differentiating villas in Italy may be the single biggest challenge, more so than restaurants, with so many options and so few valid reviews. IC Bellagio has also boldly acknowledged the overtourism problems some of the most popular parts of Italy face, and are pushing “Slow Season Travel,” which varies in each of the country’s 20 regions but is something they are expert in. Last winter I went to Venice in the off-season, and it was spectacular, and I just traveled in a slow season to Piemonte. It was much, much better than fighting the crowds.

Skiing in Italy is awesome, and it's the best place in the world to stay in mountain rifugios — but ... [+] you need help for the perfect trip.

Skiing in Italy remains a bit under the radar for Europe, especially compared to France and Switzerland. Well, let the crowds go to other countries, because Italy has two different major ski regions, both of which have hosted the Winter Olympics, and the Games are returning to Milan and Cortina in 2026. The interconnected Dolomiti SuperSki lift and trail network in the Dolomites is arguably the largest “ski resort” in the world, and inarguably one of the most beautiful mountain landscapes on the planet. The towns are charming, the food is great, there are spectacular hotels from non-chain independent hidden gems to world-class luxury (Aman, Mandarin Oriental, Relais & Chateaux, etc.) and it’s cheaper than much of the rest of Europe. Did I mention the food?

I first went to the Dolomites to go hiking, and was so wowed I thought, “I have to come back and ski here.” I came back the next winter and skied, and the following year I got a group of friends together and went back. I have skied all over the U.S., and all over the world and never had the same compulsion to return to the same place immediately. That’s how good skiing in Italy is ( read much more in my Italy skiing piece here at Forbes ).

I’ve only used one company for ski travel in Italy and see no reason to switch gears, especially since the local logistics (a great guide/instructor, transfers, the best on-mountain meals and staying a couple of nights in the region’s unique on-mountain rifugios) is very hard to organize on your own. The company is Dolomite Mountains , a specialist in both resort ski vacations and backcountry touring trips (using skins and alpine touring or AT gear). They too are a U.S. facing company with mainly American clientele.

Like many active travel companies, they offer both group trip scheduled departure options and private custom trips to fit whatever you want. The group option is called the Dolomites Ski Safari and is a 7-day trip mixing stays in amazing rifugios with in-town hotels (4 and 5-stars on the Italian system) and includes all breakfasts and dinners, a full-time guide, ski pass, luggage transfers and more. Custom options include the same kind of trip for your own group, or anything you want, and while its name suggests local expertise—quite true—Dolomite Mountains also handles ski trips in the rest of Italy, like Courmayeur, and connected border regions of France, Switzerland and Austria, as many lift systems here know no national boundaries (ski with your passport!). They are also a Virtuoso member.

Calabria & Southern Italy

Many Italian Americans trace their ancestry to Southern Italy's Calabria, and if you want to visit, ... [+] make sure you do it right.

My Bella Vita travel focuses on this area, including both small group trips and custom privates. Their specialties include “Heritage Tours” for those interested in their ancestry, and a food focus for the rest of us. For instance, Taste of the South is a 12-day gastronomic journey through Calabria, Basilicata and Naples—the birthplace of pizza! Food & Wine of Calabria is an 11-daty trip and just what it sounds like.

These are some of the scheduled small group tours offered, but the rest of their business is private trip planning and custom options.

“Italy is deceivingly large, and travelers think two weeks is enough time to see everything. It isn’t,” insists Moore. “You can’t even experience all of Calabria in two weeks. Our team collectively spends about six months a year scouting new hotels, restaurants, and experiences in Calabria and we are constantly re-evaluating and tweaking our recommendations.”

There are some other Italy specialists I have not personally experienced, but that come highly recommended by some of my other experts:

My Bella Vita’s Cherrye Moore says, “ In Sicily, I recommend Lucia Davies of Sicily Tour , one of a trio of British expats who have lived in Siracusa, Sicily for decades.” A family-owned tour-guiding company based in Siracusa, they have nearly 40 years of experience on the island and create trips fostering cultural exchange between Italy and English-speaking visitors, specializing in small group and custom tours.

Food & Wine

Life is too short to go to Italy and not eat well.

Beppe and Heather Dowd of Tourissimo recommend Lazy Italian Culinary Adventures , a company that has also earned kudos from other travel industry folks I know. Owner Francesca Montillo grew up in Southern Italy where her father was greengrocer. An Italian-American cookbook author, she launched the company a decade ago, and she personally leads the tours. She does numerous scheduled tours to different regions each year, and also offers custom private itineraries.

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