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r/ItalyTravel · u/badatusernames941 de ago. de 2026, 17:00

Itinerary Feedback - trying to do too much??

My husband and I are traveling 9/12-9/26 with the intention to go to Venice, Florence/Tuscany, Rome, and the Amalfi Coast. Right now the plan is Venice 2 nights, Florence 3 nights, Tuscany 2 nights, Rome 3 nights, Amalfi 3 nights. I am also open to input on where to fly into and out of based on this itinerary - we were planning in to Venice and out from Naples, depending on prices and direct flight options, so that we don’t have to spend too much of the trip traveling between cities.

Is this trying to do too much quantity over quality? Venice and Amalfi Coast are my top destinations from the list. Ive been told I don’t need more than 2 nights in Venice, but imagine I could spend a week around the Amalfi Coast alone.

Don’t judge us - nothing is booked yet (due to unexpected family circumstances) so we are pretty flexible in the planning.

Comentários

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u/are_wethere_yet11 de ago. de 2026, 17:07
Dear OP, you are trying to do too much. Cut the number of places in half. Otherwise you're arriving and repacking.
u/akolomf11 de ago. de 2026, 17:17
Idk how fit you are but in venice and other places there is Alot of walking on not always flat pavement involved. Youll feel it after some time if you arent used to it. Get good shoes and insoles. Also i'd make amalfi 2 nights and venice 3 nights(also because of the 72 hours public boat transport ticket which you'll 100% buy to get to places. But yeah generally speaking 2 nights is too short to see alot. Better to make things 3 nights at least And
- u/badatusernames9411 de ago. de 2026, 18:34
  Thank you for the input! We are relatively fit, but I will definitely bring good walking shoes! We are trying to balance adventure and down time throughout the trip too - just easier said than done with all of the options!
u/lisaccn11 de ago. de 2026, 17:23
Doing a similar itinerary for those same dates pretty much haha! It’ll be a lot but if you’re going to be able to see as much of Italy as you can and not too worried about just relaxing - you’ll be fine. It’s doable. My bf and I did an itinerary like this for London-Paris-Brussels-Antwerp-Bruge-Amsterdam. You’ll get your relax time on the trains but pack good shoes and anything to help w blisters.
- u/badatusernames9411 de ago. de 2026, 18:32
  Thank you for the input! Would you be willing to share your itinerary?? I’ve been looking at similar on this page and through Costco travel for inspiration. We haven’t done a big trip or a Europe trip before, so I appreciate the advice!
u/northamerican10011 de ago. de 2026, 17:44
Why ?
u/BigBloodhound00711 de ago. de 2026, 17:48
We did a similar trip in April and it was perfect for us. Less crowded and hot that time of year. We are in our sixties. What really matters is how much you try to do in a day. Transitioning between places on the train gave us nice breaks. Always stayed in the center of town. Had options for each day planned in advance so we weren’t spending time figuring out what to do.
- u/badatusernames9411 de ago. de 2026, 18:36
  Thanks for the input!! Would you be willing to share your itinerary too? I’ve been looking around for others as references I am glad to hear the trains provided relaxing down time. I was worried that all the travel time would be like a waste during the trip.
u/BrunelloHorder11 de ago. de 2026, 18:57
For a two week trip, I’d target 3 stops. Each move burns most of day with packing, check out, transit to train station, waiting for the train, train ride, transit from train to new hotel, check in, etc. Each move also increases the chances for things to go wrong. More stops equals seeing less, not more. Having been to all of these places multiple times, I’d probably spend 4-5 days in Rome, 3 in Florence, and the rest in Tuscany. Venice and Amalfi are both worth seeing at some point in your life, but they are extremely overcrowded with tourists.