3-Week Italy Tour Packages
Three weeks in Italy covers serious ground, from exploring Rome's ancient sites, visiting Florence's Renaissance art, discovering Venice's canals, touring Tuscany's hilltops, and relaxing on the Amalfi Coast. Taste regional cuisines that change dramatically, see Italy beyond the tourist highlights, and experience dolce vita lifestyle properly. Three weeks lets you understand why Italians think their regions are basically different countries.
Insider tips: Recommended 3-week Italy tour itineraries
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17 Days in Italy, incl. Rome and Sicily
The 17-day route visits 14 cities from Rome to Palermo, showcasing UNESCO World Heritage Sites including Cinque Terre and Alberobello's trulli. Unique basilica visits, traditional gondola rides, and local dining across 7 included dinners create memorable moments.

- Days 1-2
Rome
Get to the Vatican Museums by 8:00 AM to avoid crowds and heat. You'll need about 3 hours to see everything properly. The Sistine Chapel gets hot later in the day. After lunch, head to the Colosseum and Roman Forum. Book skip-the-line tickets in advance. Bring water and sun protection for the Forum since there's little shade.

- Days 3-4
Cinque Terre & Italian Riviera
- Days 5-6
Lake Maggiore & Venice
- Days 7-9
Florence & Tuscany
Visit popular sites early morning or evening to avoid crowds. See David at the Accademia first thing (8:15 AM is ideal). For authentic Tuscan steak, try the restaurants in Sant'Ambrogio where locals go. A recent visitor shared: "The San Lorenzo market in morning hours offers the most authentic food experience—try the fresh pecorino and prosciutto from the vendors inside."

- Days 10-11
Sorrento & Capri
- Days 12-13
Alberobello & Matera
- Days 14-17
Sicily
17 Day Italy Itinerary, incl. Rome and Sicily
A grand 17-day Italian tour winds through 23 cities, from Rome's Vatican Museums to Sicily's Mount Etna. Guests stay 16 nights in 4-star hotels including Florence's Hotel Raffaello and Venice's Hotel Delfino Mestre, with skip-the-line access at major attractions.

- Days 1-2
Rome to Florence
Leave Rome early at 7:30 AM to avoid traffic and head to medieval Assisi. Visit St. Francis' Basilica before moving on to Siena to see the famous Piazza del Campo. Spend your two Florence days between the Duomo complex Piazza della Signoria and Santa Croce. Get to the Duomo by 8:30 AM to beat the tour groups.

- Days 3-4
Venice & Bologna
- Days 5-7
Tuscany & Rome
- Days 8-9
Amalfi Coast & Capri
- Days 10-12
Sicily - Palermo & Surroundings
- Days 13-14
Agrigento & Ragusa
- Days 15-17
Taormina & Mount Etna
Italian Roundabout Complete End Rome
This 21-day trip takes you through 41 spots in Italy and San Marino, starting and finishing in Rome. You'll see UNESCO sites like Matera's ancient cave homes, the Roman Villa of Casale with its golden mosaics, Monreale Cathedral in Palermo, and the Basilica in Assisi with medieval frescoes.

Rome Italy
2 miVatican City Vatican City (Holy See)
2 miRome Italy
128 miTermoli Italy
114 miBari Italy
65 miBrindisi Italy
22 miLecce Italy
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Gallipoli Italy
39 miBrindisi Italy
38 miAlberobello Italy
34 miMatera Italy
122 miNaples Italy
20 miCapri Italy
9 miSorrento Italy
21 miSalerno Italy
332 miPaola Malta
170 miMessina Italy
27 miTaormina Italy
1 miGiardini Naxos Italy
58 miPiazza Armerina Italy
76 miPalermo Italy
6 miMonreale Italy
6 miPalermo Italy
263 miRome Italy
59 miOrvieto Italy
28 miCastiglione del Lago Italy
38 miSiena Italy
7 miMonteriggioni Italy
10 miSan Gimignano Italy
23 miFlorence Italy
42 miPisa Italy
44 miCinque Terre Italy
1 miVernazza Italy
4 miLevanto Italy
37 miGenoa Italy
14 miSanta Margherita Ligure Italy
2 miPortofino Italy
80 miMilan Italy
43 miOrta San Giulio Italy
Isola San Giulio Italy
8 miStresa Italy
1 miBorromean Islands Italy
656 miIsola Bella Italy
569 miVerona Italy
64 miVenice Italy
2 miMurano Italy
5 miMestre Italy
18 miPadua Italy
105 miSan Marino San Marino
40 miGubbio Italy
18 miPerugia Italy
11 miAssisi Italy
81 miRome Italy
What people love about 3-week Italy tours
- Grand Italian Experience
Well organised, great excursions, great optionals and super great tour operator and bus driver
- Rome to Southern Italy: Amalfi & Puglia
It was strenuous for over 75 year olds. Help from the 2 leaders was much appreciated. It was all very interesting.
- Italy Explorer
Food included in tour, first night in Rome good rest patchy or poor. First tour I have done where the tour manager could not speak the local language and could only speak to the driver through a translation app. A tourist map for each destination would be useful, particularly for those who had not done their own research. On the bus there was no indication as to sights we were passing.
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