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Italy Vibe

The Italy trip planner

Tell us how many days, your taste and who you are travelling with, and we will build you a day-by-day itinerary from the places we love most in Italy, in a second and free.

Not counting your landing day and the day you fly home

12 days
What are you most in the mood for?

Pick as many as you like

What budget?
Who are you traveling with?
Where are you sleeping? (optional)

Tick the cities you are based in and we will match every day to the right area, instead of spreading you across the whole country. Leave it empty and we will build the classic route by trip length.

The itinerary starts the day after you land, and we will start a countdown

Where do you land, and where do you fly home from? (optional)

We will start the route in the city you land in and end it in the city you fly home from. Leave it empty and we will build the classic order.

Common questions

How does the trip planner work?

You answer 4 questions: how many days, what you feel like doing, your budget, and who you are travelling with. The planner builds a day-by-day itinerary from our recommended, verified places, orders them by geographic proximity to save travel, and slots in food and experience picks. It is instant and free.

Are the places in the itinerary real and recommended?

Yes. Every place comes from our curated dataset, verified against Google Places with a high rating and plenty of reviews. Each place has a link to its Google reviews and a link to the full guide on the site, so you can dig deeper and navigate.

Can I save or share the itinerary?

Absolutely. Each itinerary gets a unique address based on your choices, so you can copy the link, bookmark it or send it to friends. You can also leave an email and get the itinerary straight to your inbox.

Does the itinerary suit any trip length?

The planner is built for trips of 6 to 24 days. Based on the number of days it picks how many regions to combine: a short trip focuses on Rome, Tuscany and Venice, a mid-length trip adds Naples and Milan, and a long trip lays out Sicily, Puglia and the Dolomites too in a sensible classic route.