10-Day Liguria Tour Packages
Insider tips: Recommended 10-day Liguria tour itineraries
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Florence Italy
112 miCamogli Italy
112 miFlorence Italy
108 miPortofino Italy
4 miCamogli Italy
28 miMonterosso al Mare Italy
2 miLevanto Italy
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Monterosso al Mare Italy
3 miCorniglia Italy
3 miMonterosso al Mare Italy
1 miVernazza Italy
1 miCinque Terre Italy
1 miVolastra Italy
Manarola Italy
6 miPortovenere Italy
5 miRiomaggiore Italy
3 miCampiglia Italy
2 miPortovenere Italy
Palmaria Island Italy
35 miPisa Italy
8 Days in Italy, incl. Venice and Rome
La Spezia serves as your base for two immersive days in Cinque Terre. After an orientation afternoon, you'll spend a full day on coastal paths and in historic towns with your included Cinque Terre Pass. The perfect blend of hiking and cultural discovery awaits.

- Days 1-2
Venice
Your Italian journey begins in Venice's historic center. The vaporetto water bus from Marco Polo Airport takes about an hour and costs $15. "Venice exceeded expectations with its grand piazzas, inviting mask shops, and festive atmosphere," one traveler shared. Walk around San Marco Square early in the morning before the crowds arrive at 8:30 AM. Skip the pricey hotel breakfasts and find local cafes for real Italian cappuccino and cornetti.

- Days 3-4
Cinque Terre/La Spezia
Take a 4-hour morning train from Venice to La Spezia. Book second-class tickets to cut costs. La Spezia works well as a base for exploring the five villages of Cinque Terre. Your Cinque Terre Pass covers all local trains and hiking trails. One visitor noted: "The coastal trail between Monterosso and Vernazza gets very crowded by 11 AM - start early and bring plenty of water." Consider staying in La Spezia instead of the costlier Cinque Terre villages.

- Days 5-6
Florence
A high-speed train takes you from La Spezia to Florence in 2.5 hours. Pick accommodation near Santa Maria Novella station for convenience. Book your Uffizi Gallery entry time online at least 2 days ahead to avoid long lines. A traveler suggests: "Get to the Duomo by 8:30 AM - lines are shortest before the first tour groups arrive." For authentic Tuscan food, skip tourist spots and head to the Sant'Ambrogio neighborhood.

- Days 7-8
Rome
The train ride to Rome's Termini Station takes 1.5 hours. The Metro works well but gets very crowded. Walking or taxis might be better for shorter trips. Book Vatican Museum tickets online to avoid waiting 2-3 hours. One reviewer noted: "Spend less time in Venice and more time in Rome - there's just so much to see." Visit the Colosseum in late afternoon when crowds thin out and lighting is ideal for photos.


























