Milan - Venice 14 day trip

This buzzing metropolis is Italy's heart of style and chic, offering travelers great shopping, historic sites, and superb cuisine.

Italy's largest church dates to the 14C, boasting Gothic architecture, a wealth of ornamental elements, and ecclesiastical relics.

Europe's third-largest aquarium is home to over 100 aquatic species, exhibiting marine ecosystems of seas, lakes, and rivers.

Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy an hour in one of the gorgeous squares, then plunge into this chic center and shop til you drop.

This 15C church features Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and is home to Leonardo da Vinci's infamous mural, "The Last Supper".

Situated on a headland jutting into the breathtaking Lake Como, this little town boasts superb scenery, good food, and rich nightlife.

While the villa itself is not open to the public, its surrounding botanical gardens are, offering an array of natural features.

A 15C castle with intricate architectural design, home to remarkable museums displaying art, weaponry, history, and other fields.

A gallery exhibiting contemporary art, as well as 19C pieces, including Romanticism, Lombard Landscape, Symbolism, and other schools.

Originated as a private collection, this 19C museum exhibits work by wonderful Italian painters, as well as other European masters.

Spoil yourself and your loved ones to a night of class and elegance in this world-renowned opera house dating to the 18C.

One of the smaller Italian lakes, Lake Orta boasts lovely little islet in its center with a charming settlement.

Full of beauty and charm, this popular town rests on the banks of Lake Como, and offers its visitors an array of cultural monuments.

Dating to the 4C, this ancient basilica has reemerged throughout history with varying architectures, but retains a rich interior.

While its exterior leaves a lot to be desired, this superb 16C church is home to a rich collection of exquisite murals.

While the wonderful 17C villa with its rich frescoes is not open to the public, its surrounding grounds are a large lovely parkland.

Dating to the 13C, this church is best known for its elaborate ossuary, as well as a lovely blend of Baroque and Rococo architecture.

Hemmed with charming small towns, this lovely lake little-known, but boasts marvelous scenery and a serene atmosphere.

This coastal town is well known for its surrounding natural beauty, lively nightlife, and several sandy beaches.

Spend you day on this sandy beach, where rich scenery, clear blue water, and a wonderful atmosphere guarantee a relaxing afternoon.

Riddled with pedestrian thoroughfares, this pleasant historic center is great for an afternoon walk, or a quick lunch in a local cafe.

Well-known for its romantic ambiance, this famed resort features gardens and seaside promenades, many restaurants and constant crowds.

Italy's largest port city boasts a fascinating history, landmarks, cultural monuments, delicious cuisine, and vibrant nightlife.

Comprised of several villages, this coastal town features architectural gems, historic sites, and lovely sandy beaches.

With its long history, fine palaces, and an 18C cityscape, Levanto may serve as the cheaper and quieter alternative to Cinque Terre.

Catch some sunshine on Levanto's clean sandy beach, enjoy the lively atmosphere, and take it easy for the day.

Walk around the lively town center, admiring the architecture, sampling local delicacies, and taking in the authentic Italian feel.

Stroll through the wide piazzas, enjoying the peace as you admire this fine example of Gothic ecclesiastical architecture.

Spanning 70km, only 2 of which are open to the public, this marvelous karst cave system is rich with mesmerizing rock formations.

Riddled with trails of various lengths, this limestone cave system features stalactites, subterranean lakes, mud formations, and more.

Comprised of five colorful villages, this Italian town sprawls over terraced rocks along the coast and offers spectacular scenery.

A striking rock formation reaching the height of over 1,000m, boasting a national park and an array of tropical vegetation.

Italy's largest port city boasts a fascinating history, landmarks, cultural monuments, delicious cuisine, and vibrant nightlife.

A beautiful seaside town surrounded by hilly landscape, Rapello is known for its mild climate which has made it a popular destination.

Tuscany's capital is full of history, boasting beautiful architecture, great art venues, superb food, and unforgettable atmosphere.

This superb art gallery houses a wealth of Renaissance art, including Michelangelo's world-famous sculpture of David.

An 11C Romanesque church with rich geometrical design, featuring uniquely ornate interior, including mosaics, murals, and frescoes.

Strewn with 16C-18C sculptures and architectural curios, these lovely gardens are home to a notable Fountain of Neptune.

This popular hilltop square offers the best views of the city, and is lauded for its magical atmosphere during sunset.

A top destination and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Siena is famous for its cuisine, art, museums, and medieval cityscape.

Spanning 70km, only 2 of which are open to the public, this marvelous karst cave system is rich with mesmerizing rock formations.

Succumb to the charms of this historic center, venturing through the streets to discover quaint shops, cafes, and historic sites.

Florence's largest church is an architectural gem boasting Gothic-Revival architecture, superb decorations, and an exquisite facade.

Admire the superb design, then climb 414 stairs up this beautiful Gothic tower to enjoy the stunning views of Florence awaiting you.

Formerly a prisonhouse, this 13C building houses an art museum displaying important sculptures and artworks by Renaissance masters.

One of the best areas to take a scenic drive in Tuscany, this valley offers great views of the countryside at its best.

Riddled with trails of various lengths, this limestone cave system features stalactites, subterranean lakes, mud formations, and more.

Housed in the mansion of the wealthy Stibbert family, this museum exhibits fine art, historic artifacts, armament, and other curios.

A famous museum, exhibiting some of the greatest classical art pieces from major Italian masters. A must visit for art lovers!

A wonderful natural history museum exhibiting an array of anatomical, ornithological, and entomological collections.

Hemmed with various cultural and historic landmarks, this central square is a great spot for a meet up or for some people-watching.

This marvelous hilltop town boasts architectural variety, historic towers, a fun medieval atmosphere, and superb local wine.

Home to the world-famous leaning tower, this city in fact boasts a multitude of historic sites, great architecture, and fine museums.

The city's Town Hall dates to the 13C and features several lovely courtyards, as well as an array of chambers with historic decor.

Adjacent to a monastery, this museum hosts Florence's largest collection of religious art, including some important masterpieces.

Stretching between two palaces, this covered passageway features several notable paintings.

A striking rock formation reaching the height of over 1,000m, boasting a national park and an array of tropical vegetation.

Offering nature-lovers valleys, mounts, lakes, waterfalls, abundant wildlife, and historic landmarks, this national park is a must-see.

A gorgeous little town on the shore of Lake Garda, boasting a medieval castle, quaint cobbled streets, nice beaches, and great food.

As if plucked from a storybook, this 13C castle rests on the bank with its turrets and its towers, creating a magical atmosphere.

Fall in love with the lively bustle of this popular lakeside town, its beautiful streets, and large cobbled piazzas.

Set on the very tip of the peninsula, this beautiful beach offers easy access into the lake and stunning scenery.

Perched on the northern bank of Lake Garda between stunning cliffs, this resort town features churches and medieval landmarks.

Jutting from a sheer cliffside, this 16C church is a unique pilgrimage site, affording spectacular views and a sense of tranquility.

Situated not far from Lake Garda, this gigantic amusement park features a wonderul theme park, an aquatic park, and a hotel.

Hemmed with charming small towns, this lovely lake little-known, but boasts marvelous scenery and a serene atmosphere.

A paved Alpine pass well-known for its spectacular beauty, Stelvio Pass offers wonderful hiking and biking paths for nature-lovers.

Immortalized in several Shakespearean plays, Verona lures travelers with its culture, rich history, and unforgettable atmosphere.