Every Tripstou guide to Italy, organised the way a trip is planned. Start with the Italy travel guide, then open the city guide for Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan, Naples, Bologna and the other cities, or a region guide from Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast to Sicily, Sardinia, Lake Como and the Dolomites. Country pages cover costs, itineraries, rail travel and the best time to go. Below, every Italy article on the site, newest first.
Italy travel guideTravel to Italy: How to Plan Your First TripPlanning Italy for the first time? The country guide shows how to pair the classic cities with one coast or countryside region without spending the trip on trains.
Christmas in Italy explained: the Vigilia fish dinner, Naples’ nativity street, South Tyrol’s markets, Rome’s season and what closes on the holidays.
Christmas in Italy: Traditions, Food and Where to Spend It Read Post »
Three days in Sorrento hold two day trips and one day in the town. Which pair to run, which one to drop, and why the boat day goes first.
Sorrento 3 Day Itinerary: Which Two Day Trips, and in What Order Read Post »
Sorrento is safer than its Naples reputation. Where the real risk sits — the train in, the taxi rank, the steps to the sea — and what to do.
Is Sorrento Safe? An Honest Verdict Beyond the Naples Reputation Read Post »
Piazza dei Miracoli is a half-day, not two days. Here is the day-1 order, the one slot to book ahead, and a day 2 you actually choose.
Pisa 2-Day Itinerary: A Half-Day of Monuments and a Real Day 2 Read Post »
Turin 2 day itinerary: royal centre and Musei Reali on day one, Museo Egizio and the Mole on day two, plus how a Monday arrival flips the order.
Turin 2 Day Itinerary: The Big Three Museums in the Right Order Read Post »
Things to do in Turin, grouped by type: Museo Egizio, the Mole lift, royal palaces, bicerin and vermouth rituals, views, and what to book ahead.
Things to Do in Turin: What to Prioritise and Book Ahead Read Post »
Verona 2 day itinerary: the Roman core and Juliet’s House on Day 1, Castelvecchio and Castel San Pietro on Day 2, plus the bookings and the Monday fix.
Verona 2 Day Itinerary: Arena First, Sunset Across the River Read Post »
Where to stay in Palermo: six areas matched to your trip — La Kalsa for first-timers, Politeama for calm nights, Mondello for the beach.
Where to Stay in Palermo: Six Areas and Which One to Book Read Post »
Where to stay in Turin: the best area for first-timers, nightlife, budgets and quiet nights, plus which station side to book.
Where to Stay in Turin: Best Areas by Trip Style Read Post »
Start with the Italy travel guide, which compares the main cities and regions and suggests realistic combinations. Then open the city guide for each stop, and use the planning pages for costs, itineraries, transport and timing.
Every destination has one home: a city guide for Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan, Naples and the other cities, a region guide for areas such as Tuscany, the Amalfi Coast, Sicily and the Dolomites, and country-level pages for costs, itineraries and transport. Day-trip, neighbourhood and transport articles hang under their city.
Yes. The Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre, Sardinia and Sicily each have a region guide, with city guides for Naples, Palermo and Genoa nearby. All of them are linked from the Italy travel guide.
