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Italy by Train: Venice, Florence & Rome
10 Nights: An Italian Adventure from Venice’s Canals to Florence’s Art & Rome’s Timeless History.


Dates and Prices
Day By Day Itinerary

- Day 1Welcome to Venice, Italy

Arrive at Venice Airport. To ensure a smooth and enjoyable start to your trip, we've included a transfer from the airport to your hotel, allowing you to relax and settle in before exploring Venice.
Suggestion For The Day:
- Enjoy a traditional bacaro experience, sampling cicchetti (Venetian tapas) with a glass of Prosecco or a refreshing Spritz at spots like Cantina Do Spade or All’Arco.
- Then, visit the iconic Teatro La Fenice, one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses. Take a guided tour to admire its opulent interiors or attend an evening opera or classical music performance.
- For dinner, savor fresh seafood at Osteria alle Testiere or enjoy Venetian specialties at Antiche Carampane.
- Day 2Venetian Wonders: A Day of History and Charm

Suggestion For The Day:
- Start your morning at Piazza San Marco (St. Mark’s Square), arriving early to enjoy its beauty before the crowds.
- Visit the magnificent St. Mark’s Basilica, admiring its breathtaking mosaics and intricate architecture. For a stunning panoramic view of Venice, climb the Campanile di San Marco (bell tower).
- After lunch, wander through the charming districts of Dorsoduro or Cannaregio, where you’ll find hidden canals, artisan shops, and a more local side of Venice.
- End your day at the iconic Rialto Bridge, taking in the picturesque views of the Grand Canal, and soak in the lively atmosphere of the Rialto Market, where Venetians have traded for centuries.
- Day 3Murano, Burano & Torcello Boat Excursion (Optional)

Suggestion For The Day:
- Take a boat excursion to the three islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello.
- Start with Murano, renowned for its glassmaking tradition, where you’ll witness a live demonstration of this ancient craft.
- Next, head to Burano, famous for its colorful houses and intricate lacework.
- Finally, visit Torcello, the oldest inhabited island in Venice, where you can admire the stunning mosaics in the Santa Maria Assunta Cathedral.
- This tour offers a unique glimpse into the history, craft, and beauty of Venice’s surrounding islands.
- Day 4Train: Venice → Florence (2 hours)

Travel to Florence (Train Ticket Included)
Note: Adjust your activities based on your train’s departure time.Suggestion For The Day:
- Wander through the historic Piazza della Signoria, admiring the impressive Palazzo Vecchio and the remarkable sculptures of this open-air museum.
- Enjoy a delightful dinner at a traditional Florentine trattoria, savoring local specialties like bistecca alla fiorentina or pappardelle al cinghiale.
- End the evening with a leisurely stroll along the Arno River, crossing the iconic Ponte Vecchio, and taking in the breathtaking sunset over the city.
- Day 5Discover Florence at Your Own Pace

Suggestion For The Day:
- Enjoy a full day exploring Florence at your own rhythm, immersing yourself in its rich history, Renaissance art, and charming atmosphere.
- Wander through the city’s streets and admire iconic landmarks such as the Ponte Vecchio and the impressive Florence Cathedral. You can also visit world-famous museums like the Uffizi Gallery and the Accademia Gallery, home to some of the greatest masterpieces of the Renaissance.
- For a more complete experience, you may optionally join a guided tour with skip-the-line access, allowing you to cover Florence’s main highlights efficiently while gaining deeper cultural and historical insights.
- Alternatively, simply enjoy a relaxed day discovering Florence at your own pace, stopping wherever the city inspires you most.
- Day 6Escape to the Tuscan Countryside

Suggestion For The Day:
- Enjoy a relaxing day discovering the beauty of Tuscany beyond Florence, surrounded by rolling hills, vineyards, and charming medieval villages. This is the perfect opportunity to experience a different side of the region, known for its world-famous wines and picturesque landscapes.
- You may choose to optionally join a wine tasting experience in the Chianti region, where you can visit local wineries, learn about traditional winemaking, and taste some of Italy’s finest wines, such as the renowned Chianti Classico. Many experiences also include stops in scenic villages like Greve in Chianti and Castellina in Chianti, where you can soak in the authentic Tuscan atmosphere.
- Alternatively, simply enjoy a peaceful day exploring the countryside at your own pace, taking in the landscapes and flavors that make this region so unforgettable.
- Day 7Train: Florence → Rome (1.5 hours)

Travel to Rome (Train Ticket Included)
Note: Adjust your activities based on your train’s departure time.Suggestion For The Day:
- Start your Roman adventure by visiting the iconic Trevi Fountain. Toss a coin into the water and make a wish, following the timeless tradition that promises your return to the Eternal City.
- Afterward, savor the flavors of Rome with a stop at a traditional trattoria for authentic pizza or pasta, paired with a glass of local wine. To finish, treat yourself to creamy gelato at one of the city’s renowned gelaterias, such as Giolitti or Gelateria del Teatro, and enjoy the sweet taste of the Eternal City.
- Day 8Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill Walking Tour

Suggestion For The Day:
- Spend the day immersing yourself in the history and grandeur of Ancient Rome, exploring some of the city’s most iconic archaeological sites and legendary landmarks. Walk through areas that once formed the center of political, social, and imperial life, and take in the incredible atmosphere that still echoes the past.
- You may choose to optionally join a guided walking tour with priority access, allowing you to explore highlights such as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Palatine Hill with expert insights, bringing their history and stories to life in a more engaging way.
- Alternatively, enjoy a more relaxed day discovering these remarkable sites at your own pace, soaking in the history and atmosphere of one of the world’s most fascinating cities.
- Day 9Vatican, Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica

Suggestion For The Day:
- Dedicate your day to one of the most extraordinary cultural and spiritual experiences in the world, where centuries of art, faith, and history come together in an unforgettable setting within Vatican City.
- You may choose to optionally take part in a guided experience with priority access, designed to help you navigate the incredible artistic heritage of the Vatican Museums, stand beneath Michelangelo’s masterpiece in the Sistine Chapel, and admire the breathtaking scale of St. Peter's Basilica, while learning the stories and symbolism behind each masterpiece.
- Or, if you prefer a slower rhythm, take time to simply absorb the atmosphere, explore independently, and let each space reveal its beauty at your own pace, making your visit as personal and meaningful as you wish
- Day 10Crypts and Catacombs of Rome

Suggestion For The Day:
- Step away from the well-known monuments and uncover a different side of Rome - mysterious, atmospheric, and full of hidden stories. This is an opportunity to explore the city’s underground heritage, where layers of history reveal a fascinating and unexpected past within Rome.
- You may choose to optionally join a guided tour of Rome’s underground sites, exploring places such as the eerie Catacombs of Rome, the multi-layered Basilica of San Clemente, and the haunting Capuchin Crypt, while learning fascinating stories of history, faith, and life in ancient Rome.
- Alternatively, simply use the day to explore Rome’s quieter corners and discover its layered history from a different perspective, where every street holds echoes of the past
- Day 11Return Flight Home
At the indicated time, your transfer will be ready to take you from the hotel to the airport.
Suggestion For The Day:
- Enjoy a final breakfast at an Italian café.
- Take a leisurely stroll through the nearby streets or do some last-minute shopping along Via del Corso or around Campo de’ Fiori for souvenirs and local specialties.
- Prepare for your departure and return flight home.
Make It Truly Yours
Why We Love This Deal
This 10-night journey through Venice, Florence, and Rome is the perfect blend of iconic landmarks, rich history, and unforgettable Italian atmosphere, all connected by comfortable and scenic train travel. With carefully selected hotels and a well-planned itinerary, everything is arranged to make your trip smooth and easy from start to finish.
From Venice’s romantic canals and unique charm, to Florence’s Renaissance art and elegant streets, and finally Rome’s ancient ruins and vibrant piazzas, this itinerary brings together three of Italy’s most iconic cities in one unforgettable journey.
Traveling by train between destinations offers a fast, convenient, and stress-free way to move across Italy, while enjoying beautiful views along the way and making the most of your time in each city.
This itinerary is designed to give you a great balance of structure and free time, so you can explore the main highlights while still having space to wander and experience each destination at your own pace.
More than just a trip, this is a curated Italian escape - simple, well-paced, and designed to help you experience the best of Italy in one seamless journey.
Things to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
The Italy by Train package by Yes Getaways includes 10 nights: 3 nights in Venice, 3 nights in Florence, and 4 nights in Rome.
Round-trip flights, airport transfers, train tickets between Venice, Florence and Rome, hotel accommodation, booking-related taxes & fees, and an expert trip manager are all included.
This is a self-guided rail journey, giving you the freedom to explore Italy at your own pace while travelling comfortably between cities by train.
Meals, optional experiences, and transfers between hotels and train stations are not included.
Your train tickets between Venice, Florence and Rome are fully included throughout your journey.
You'll travel from Venice to Florence on Day 4, continue from Florence to Rome on Day 7, and remain in Rome until your departure on Day 11.
The journey from Venice to Florence takes approximately 2 hours, while the journey from Florence to Rome takes approximately 1.5 hours, making train travel a fast and convenient way to explore Italy.
Your included train journeys are booked for specific departure times. If you'd like to request different departure times or enquire about seating upgrades, please contact the Yes Getaways team before booking. Changes after ticket issuance are subject to availability and applicable fees.
Transfers between your hotels and the train stations are not included, but Italy's extensive public transportation network makes travelling to and from the stations straightforward.
- Venezia Santa Lucia Station is located directly on the Grand Canal and is easily accessible from central Venice by vaporetto or on foot.
- Firenze Santa Maria Novella Station is centrally located and within walking distance of many hotels and major attractions.
- Roma Termini Station is centrally located and well connected by metro, bus, taxi, and other local transportation.
Taxis and local public transportation are also readily available in all three cities.
Yes. Airport transfers are included upon arrival in Venice and again for your departure from Rome at the end of your holiday.
Your arrival transfer will take you from Venice Airport to your hotel, allowing you to settle in comfortably at the beginning of your trip.
On your final day, your included transfer will take you from your Rome hotel to the airport.
Transfers between your hotels and the train stations are not included.
Yes Getaways offers a selection of 3 to 5-star hotels in Venice, Florence and Rome.
Hotels are assigned based on availability while maintaining the selected hotel category and are generally well connected to public transportation and the main attractions.
If you have specific accommodation preferences or would like to enquire about a hotel upgrade, simply contact the Yes Getaways team before booking.
Meals are not included.
Breakfast depends on the selected hotel and room rate. Hotels offering complimentary breakfast can often be prioritised upon request - simply contact the Yes Getaways team when booking.
This gives you the flexibility to discover Italy's exceptional culinary scene, from Venetian cicchetti and fresh seafood to Florentine bistecca alla fiorentina and Tuscan specialties, as well as Roman pizza, pasta and gelato.
No guided experiences are included in the base package.
This is a fully independent holiday, allowing you to discover Venice, Florence and Rome at your own pace.
You can enhance your trip with optional experiences such as Murano, Burano and Torcello boat excursions, Florence guided tours, Uffizi or Accademia Gallery visits, Tuscan wine tastings, Colosseum and Roman Forum tours, and Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel experiences.
All tours and activities shown in the itinerary are suggestions unless clearly stated as included.
Checked luggage is not always included, as this depends on the airline and fare selected for your travel dates.
The package page specifies what is included, and the Yes Getaways team can assist with adding checked baggage before departure if required.
Italian trains generally provide luggage space for passengers, making it convenient to travel between Venice, Florence and Rome.
Yes. Local hotel or city taxes are not included in the package price and must be paid directly to each hotel during your stay.
These charges vary depending on the city, municipality, hotel category, and length of stay and are separate from the booking taxes and fees already included in your package.
For U.S. and Canadian citizens, a visa is generally not required for tourist stays of up to 90 days within the Schengen Area.
You'll need a valid passport that meets the applicable Schengen entry requirements.
Entry requirements can change, so we recommend checking your government's latest travel advice and Italy's current entry requirements before departure.
⚠️ Please note that entry into the United Kingdom requires an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for many visa-exempt travellers, including eligible U.S. and Canadian citizens. If your itinerary includes arrival in, departure from, or a transit or layover through the United Kingdom, you may be required to obtain an ETA before travel. Entry requirements can change, and it is the traveller's responsibility to verify current visa, passport, and transit requirements before travel.
Yes. Italy is one of Europe's most popular destinations and welcomes millions of visitors every year.
As with any major tourist destination, visitors should remain aware of their belongings, particularly in busy tourist areas, train stations, public transportation, and crowded attractions, where pickpocketing can occasionally occur.
Always consult your government's official travel advisory before departure.
Italy is a fantastic destination throughout the year, and each season offers a different experience.
Spring (March–May) offers mild temperatures, blooming gardens, and ideal conditions for sightseeing in Venice, Florence and Rome.
Summer (June–August) brings long daylight hours, lively piazzas, outdoor dining, and numerous cultural events, although popular attractions can be busy.
Autumn (September–November) offers pleasant temperatures, fewer crowds, and beautiful landscapes, particularly in Tuscany.
Winter (December–February) provides a quieter atmosphere, festive celebrations, cosy cafés, and the opportunity to experience Italy's major cities with fewer visitors.
Yes. The package price is based on double occupancy, so a single supplement applies for solo travellers.
To view solo pricing:
- Change the traveller count from 2 to 1 in the booking calendar.
- Select "See Dates & Prices" to display the updated total.
- Or contact the Yes Getaways team for personalised assistance.
For general support, contact the Yes Getaways team at our regular number, available every day from 4:00 AM to 8:00 PM Eastern Time.
Outside office hours, an emergency contact number is provided in your trip documents.
For local emergencies in Italy, dial 112 for police, fire, or medical assistance.
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