Welcome to Italy! After clearing customs and collecting your luggage, take a pre-booked private transfer or the Leonardo Express train to Roma Termini station for a seamless start to your honeymoon.

Settle into your hotel. We recommend a boutique hotel in a charming area like Trastevere or near the Pantheon for the ultimate romantic atmosphere.

Begin your Roman adventure with a magical evening walk. Witness the architectural marvel of the Pantheon as dusk falls, then wander to the Trevi Fountain. Toss a coin together to ensure your return to Rome.

Enjoy your first Roman dinner at a cozy, candlelit trattoria. Savor classic Roman dishes like Cacio e Pepe or Carbonara paired with a local wine.

Explore the heart of the ancient world. A private 'skip-the-line' tour will provide rich historical context and allow you to bypass the long queues, making the experience more personal and enjoyable.

After your tour, enjoy a relaxing lunch at a restaurant overlooking the ruins of the Roman Forum. It's a perfect spot to reflect on the morning's journey through history.

Spend the afternoon getting lost in the enchanting, ivy-clad streets of Trastevere. This bohemian neighborhood is filled with artisan shops, charming cafes, and hidden courtyards.

Trastevere comes alive at night. Find an intimate osteria for a delicious and authentic Roman meal away from the main tourist hubs.

Experience the artistic and spiritual heart of the Vatican. An early morning, pre-booked tour is essential to see Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel before the biggest crowds arrive. Conclude by marveling at the scale and beauty of St. Peter's Basilica.

After your visit, escape the immediate tourist crowds by walking a few blocks into the Prati neighborhood for a more authentic and relaxed lunch.

Escape the city bustle in the beautiful Borghese Gardens. Rent a rowboat on the small lake, wander through the manicured paths, and head to the Pincian Hill terrace for one of the most spectacular sunset views over Rome.

For your last night in Rome, enjoy an elegant dinner in the sophisticated area around the Spanish Steps. Choose a restaurant known for its ambiance and refined Italian cuisine.

Take a comfortable and scenic high-speed train from Rome's Termini Station to Florence's Santa Maria Novella Station. It's the most efficient way to travel between the cities.

Arrive in Florence and check into your hotel. A hotel with a view of the Arno River or in the quieter Oltrarno district can provide a wonderfully romantic setting.

After settling in, head to the Accademia Gallery to witness Michelangelo's iconic statue of David. Seeing it in person is a breathtaking experience. The gallery also houses other important works.

As the sun begins to set, take a romantic walk across the Ponte Vecchio, Florence's oldest bridge, famous for the jewelry shops built along it. The light on the Arno river is magical at this time.

Indulge in a traditional Florentine dinner. This is your chance to try the famous Bistecca alla Fiorentina (Florentine steak), a thick T-bone steak grilled over charcoal, best shared between two.

Explore one of the world's greatest art museums. A private guide can help you navigate the vast collection, focusing on masterpieces by Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Michelangelo, and sharing the stories behind the art.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Florence's central market. Head to the upstairs food hall for a delicious and casual lunch, with dozens of vendors offering fresh pasta, pizza, local cheeses, and wine.

Spend the afternoon learning the secrets of Tuscan cuisine. A private cooking class is a fun, hands-on, and intimate experience. You'll prepare a multi-course meal together and then enjoy it, paired with local Chianti wines.

Start your day with an exhilarating climb to the top of Florence's Duomo. The 463-step ascent is rewarded with an incredible up-close view of Vasari's frescoes and an unforgettable 360-degree panorama of the city.

Cross the river to the Oltrarno district, Florence's artisan heartland. Wander through the streets and discover workshops of leatherworkers, jewelers, and bookbinders, many of whom have been practicing their craft for generations.

Enjoy lunch at a traditional trattoria in the Oltrarno, frequented by locals. The food is authentic and the atmosphere is more relaxed than across the river.

Take a taxi or a brisk walk up to Piazzale Michelangelo for the quintessential panoramic view of Florence. Watching the sunset from here, as the city lights begin to twinkle, is an incredibly romantic moment.

For your last night, dine at a restaurant with a view over the Arno. It's the perfect way to say goodbye to this beautiful city.

Take a morning high-speed train from Florence to Venice's Santa Lucia station. The moment you step out of the station and see the Grand Canal is unforgettable.

From the station, take a Vaporetto (water bus) or a more romantic (and expensive) private water taxi to your hotel. A hotel with a canal view is highly recommended for a honeymoon.

The best way to discover Venice is to simply wander. Put away the map and let the labyrinthine streets and canals lead you. You'll discover hidden squares, beautiful bridges, and the quiet charm of the city.

No honeymoon in Venice is complete without a gondola ride. For the most romantic experience, take a private ride at sunset through the smaller, quieter canals, away from the Grand Canal traffic.

Enjoy a delicious seafood dinner in the Cannaregio district. This area has a more local feel with excellent restaurants along the canals.

Visit Piazza San Marco early in the morning to appreciate its grandeur before the crowds descend. Then, step inside the magnificent St. Mark's Basilica, shimmering with golden mosaics.

Explore the Doge's Palace, the former seat of Venetian power. A 'Secret Itineraries' tour offers a fascinating look into hidden rooms and passageways, including Casanova's prison cell, before you cross the famous Bridge of Sighs.

For lunch, experience a Venetian tradition: a 'giro d'ombra' or bàcaro tour. Hop between small, local bars (bàcari) sampling 'cicchetti' (small snacks, like Venetian tapas) and a small glass of wine ('ombra') at each.

After lunch, walk to the iconic Rialto Bridge and explore the bustling Rialto Market (best in the morning for fish, but the fruit/veg market is open longer). The area is vibrant and offers a slice of daily Venetian life.

Seek out a restaurant tucked away in a quiet square or hidden courtyard for a truly romantic and peaceful dinner.

Take a Vaporetto from Fondamente Nove to the island of Murano, famous for its centuries-old tradition of glassmaking.

Visit a glass factory to watch a live demonstration by a master glassblower. It's fascinating to see them transform molten glass into intricate works of art.

From Murano, take another Vaporetto to the island of Burano. Prepare to be enchanted by its brightly colored houses and leaning bell tower.

Burano is a photographer's paradise. After strolling and taking photos, enjoy a seafood lunch at a trattoria on the island, famous for its risotto di gò.

Return to Venice for your final evening. Enjoy a final Aperol Spritz at a canal-side bar as the sun sets, followed by a memorable farewell dinner.

Enjoy one last cappuccino and cornetto at a local pasticceria. Savor the final moments of your Italian honeymoon.

Take a water taxi or the Alilaguna water bus to Venice Marco Polo Airport for your flight home, filled with unforgettable memories.