10-Day Austria and Italy Tour Packages
Ready to combine Austrian Alpine culture with Italian beauty? Explore Vienna or Salzburg, then south through Innsbruck and Brenner Pass into Italy. Could be Dolomites, Venice, Verona, Lake Garda. Or extend to Florence or Rome if moving quickly. Both countries are gorgeous, with mountains, lakes, cities, food, wine, and they connect naturally.
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9 Day Central Europe Itinerary, incl. Rome and Budapest
The route connects Austria and Italy's iconic sites over 8 days, from Rome's Imperial Forums to Vienna's palaces. Highlights include Florence's Ponte Vecchio, Venice's Murano Glass Factory, and Salzburg's Mozart heritage, plus Lake Traunsee cruise.

- Day 1
Start your Italian adventure in Rome
where your first dinner should be on Via Cavour. Get there around 7:00 PM to beat the tourist rush. The next morning tackle Imperial Rome before it gets hot. Book your Vatican Museums visit for 11:00 AM when the morning crowds thin out. Later visit Trastevere and walk up to Gianicolo Hill to watch the sunset before dinner.

- Day 2
Florence is just 2.5 hours from Rome
- Day 3
Venice is about 3 hours from Florence
- Day 4
The Alpine journey to Salzburg via Innsbruck
- Day 5
Spend your Salzburg morning exploring Mozart sites
- Day 6
Get your bearings in Vienna with a morning city tour
- Day 7
The 3-hour trip to Budapest crosses Hungary's plains
9 Days in the Alps, incl. Innsbruck and Interlaken
A 4-day cultural fusion runs from Innsbruck's Tyrolean shows to Lake Garda's shores. Highlights include Brenner Pass rail journey, Schloss Ambras castle, and Malcesine Monte Baldo cable car views, with boutique 4-star lodging.

- Days 1-2
Innsbruck
Start in Austria's mountain capital. Take the cable car to Top of Innsbruck early on your first full day. Morning rides usually have shorter lines and better visibility. Bring layers since mountain temperatures can be quite different from the city center. Spend your afternoon at the Tyrolean Folk Show with dinner included. Make sure to try local dishes like Tiroler Gröstl in the historic Altstadt before the show.

- Days 3-4
Lake Garda
The train ride from Innsbruck to Lake Garda through the Brenner Pass takes about 4 hours. Choose a seat on the right side for great mountain views. Stay near the lake for easy access to water activities. Visit the Funivia Malcesine Monte Baldo cable car before 10 AM or after 3 PM to avoid crowds. Take the boat tour with Bardolino wine tasting to get a good feel for local wines.

- Days 5-6
Lake Como
- Days 7-9
Interlaken
8 Days in Italy & Austria, incl. Rome and Vienna
The cultural route spans 8 days across Italy and Austria, featuring Rome's Imperial Forums, Florence's Ponte Vecchio, and Venice's St. Mark's Square. A scenic path leads through Austrian Alps to Salzburg and Vienna, including a lake cruise past historic castles.

- Days 1-2
Rome
Start in Rome with an evening stroll along Via Cavour where you'll find plenty of great restaurants. Get to the Colosseum early at 8:30 AM to avoid the crowds. Take a 3-hour tour of Imperial Rome's main sites before heading to Vatican City around 11 AM. Book your Vatican Museum tickets online to skip the long afternoon lines. Spend your evening in Trastevere where you can find some of Rome's most authentic restaurants.

- Day 3
Florence
The bus ride from Rome takes about 3 hours. Visit Piazzale Michelangelo in the late afternoon for the best views of the city. Take an evening walk through the historic center to see the Ponte Vecchio and Duomo. A quick tip: Bring good walking shoes because Florence's old streets can get slippery when wet.

- Day 4
Venice
- Day 5
Innsbruck to Salzburg
- Day 6
Austrian Lakes
- Days 7-8
Vienna
What people love about 10-day Austria and Italy tours
- Classical Symphony with Budapest
Wonderful guides, lots of history, wonderful cities to visit!
- Hiking in the Dolomites
We had an amazing time. Our guide, Marta, was wonderful and planned our hikes perfectly to avoid the rain.
- Classic Dolomites Hikes - Premium Adventure
Everything about the group experience was fantastic. Small group of 14 made up of 13 English and 3 Australians plus Rob, our guide. He is engaging and knowledgeable on all aspects of nature, history, local culture and extremely competent in mountain guiding. We were accommodated, organised and entertained by Rob each day on tour. The hotel Adler in Villabassa was comfortable and quiet in a small village atmosphere but had exceptional food. Each dinner was fabulous and food varied to showcase the more Austrian location. We found this a great variation on the cuisine we had been enjoying in other Italian regions prior to our hiking week. The staff there were very friendly and engaging at all times. We made use of all Ammenities including the indoor pool and gym after hiking and on the rest day. The highlight of the hotel experience was the traditional meal in the wine cellar. Fabulous ambience, food and wine. Our family cannot recommend this highly enough. We have just completed the week, starting near the end of September. Whilst still warm on the first day, we had first snow later that week




































