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As you explore Italy, you'll stand face-to-face with some of the world's most iconic images from this 2,year history: Rome's ancient Colosseum and playful Trevi Fountain, Pisa's Leaning A car is most helpful for exploring the hill town regions and the Dolomites. After all, this nation is the cradle of European civilization — established by the Roman Empire and carried on by the Roman Catholic Church. Fiercely independent and idedly high-tech, the Swiss stubbornly hold on to their quaint Northern Italy's seductively beautiful lakes district — in the shadow of the Alps — seems heaven-sent for communing with nature. I would eliminate Brescia, Bologna Taxi, bus, or walk to Passeig de Gràcia in the Eixample to see the exteriors of Gaudí's La Pedrera (a.k.a. In a single day, you can look Michelangelo's David in the eyes, fall under the seductive sway of Botticelli's Birth of Venus, and climb the modern world's first dome, which still dominates the skyline. Stroll back down toward Plaça de Catalunya. In this romantic region, wistfulth-century villas are overgrown with old vines that seem to She is enthusiastic and loves her job and Italy! — David, Best of Italy tour member. Easy to fix, eliminate about four places. Austrians tend to be relaxed, gregarious people who love DayArrive Zürich Airport, head to Appenzell (sleep in Appenzell or on Ebenalp) DayAll day for Appenzell and Ebenalp (sleep in Appenzell or on Ebenalp) DayLeave early for Luzern (sleep in Luzern) DayLuzern (sleep in Luzern) DayBoat, then train to Lugano along Gotthard Panorama Express route (sleep in Lugano) Two things about your proposed itinerary, 1) Not enough time in places like Florence and Rome) Way too many places, Sienna can be done in two nights. Major car-rental agencies have offices in many towns. Unlike Germany, its industrious neighbor to the northwest, Austria is content to bask in its good living and elegant, opulent past as the former head of one of Europe's grandest empires. Rome was magnificently crazy-paced. Italy: Southern Italy – Rick Steves Travel Talks. Wedged neatly between Germany, Austria, France, and Italy, Switzerland melds the best of all worlds — and adds a healthy dose of chocolate, cowbells, and cable cars. Italy has Europe's richest, craziest culture. Casa Milà) and the Block of Discord. Cinque Terre was simplicity, beauty, soul-renewing. Of course, Florentine art goes beyond paintings and statues — enjoy the food This map is excerpted from the guidebook Rick Steves’ Rome by Rick Steves and Gene Openshaw. Enjoy an early tapas dinner along the way, or a restaurant dinner later in the Old City Little, mountainous, efficient Switzerland is one of Europe's most appealing destinations. Volterra was absolutely everything you could ask for in the beauty of Tuscany. DayArrive in Milan (sleep in Milan) DayMilan to Lake Como (sleep in Varenna) DayLake Como (sleep in Varenna) DayTo the Dolomites via Verona (sleep in Bolzano or Castelrotto) Florence, the home of the Renaissance and birthplace of our modern world, has the best Renaissance art in Europe. Our stress-free Italy vacations package together small groups, great guides, central hotels, all sightseeing — Small, landlocked Austria offers alpine scenery, world-class museums, cobbled quaintness, and Wiener schnitzel. Wander back into the Barri Gòtic at prime paseo time. Florence was simply amazing. — Jean, Heart of Italy tour memberBell'Italia! In this travel talk, Rick Steves covers practical skills for making the most of Italy, including avoiding lines, planning an itinerary, Get the most out of every day and dollar with Rick Steves Italy guidebooks, Snapshot guides and Pocket travel guides Rick Steves Italy tours provide the best value for your trip to Europe. Published by Avalon Travel Publishing, available at ROME Trip of a lifetime! Though just an hour north of Milan, this area feels a world away from the business and bustle of Italy's second city.