Italy’s Amalfi Coast is easily one of my favorite places on earth. With its stunning coastline, charming villages, and delicious cuisine, it has a magic that makes me want to return year after year. If you’re headed to this magical region, here is a 7 day itinerary for you.

Tuscany, a beautiful region in central Italy, has such a romantic aura, with sunsets that cast golden glows over fields of wheat and wine, and cypress trees that line the hills leading up to majestic castles. If you’re headed to this magical region, here is a 4-6 day itinerary for you.

Having spent over a month in Italy, we’ve gotten to experience the variations of Italian cuisine across multiple regions, and we’ve tried as many local foods as possible. If you’re wondering what to eat in Italy, here are our recommendations for the best local dishes to try.

Cinque Terre is a stunningly beautiful place, filled with colorful homes, crooked stairs, and startlingly aqua waters. I’ve focused this post on a few of our favorite photos, but also included a few tips at the end in case some of them are helpful!

When M and I first started thinking about going to Italy, my first thought—before which cities we should visit, how many dishes of pasta we’d have to try, or what sundresses to bring—was that we’d have to try to get a reservation at Osteria Francescana.

The City of Canals is so unique, with docks that serve as entrances, and water busses as the most common form of public transportation. Given the volume of people and goods moving through the city, it’s easy to see how Venice became one of the wealthiest cities in Europe during the Renaissance.

If you’re looking to take a trip to Italy, you’re probably debating where to go and how to spend your time. Well, we have some thoughts! Here is an ordered list of the cities we visited, with a few local tips and our recommendations for how long to spend in each place.