How many days do I need to spend in Italy if I wanna see Rome, Pompeii, Sicily, Florence, Pisa, Milan, Venice, and Sardinia, and how much the whole trip will cost me excluding air fare??
@@taasmr4203 Hi! That is a very hard question to answer. But I’ll try my best. Italy has so much to do and see: history, museums, food, wine, beaches, mountains. It totally depends on what you would like to see and experience. For first timers: I would say 3-4 days Rome Pompeii is one day, but Amalfi coast can be another 3 days Florence 2-3 days + 1/2 day for Pisa Milan 2-3 days; I wouldn’t make Milan a top priority if it’s your first time in Italy. Venice 1-2 days Sicily: 5 days Sardegna: we are doing 5 days in Sardegna this summer Price? When our friends came to Italy for our wedding and traveled around Italy for 7-14 days I think a lot of them spent around $2,000 Hope that helps
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How many days do I need to spend in Italy if I wanna see Rome, Pompeii, Sicily, Florence, Pisa, Milan, Venice, and Sardinia, and how much the whole trip will cost me excluding air fare??
@@taasmr4203 Hi! That is a very hard question to answer. But I’ll try my best.
Italy has so much to do and see: history, museums, food, wine, beaches, mountains.
It totally depends on what you would like to see and experience.
For first timers:
I would say 3-4 days Rome
Pompeii is one day, but Amalfi coast can be another 3 days
Florence 2-3 days + 1/2 day for Pisa
Milan 2-3 days; I wouldn’t make Milan a top priority if it’s your first time in Italy.
Venice 1-2 days
Sicily: 5 days
Sardegna: we are doing 5 days in Sardegna this summer
Price? When our friends came to Italy for our wedding and traveled around Italy for 7-14 days I think a lot of them spent around $2,000
Hope that helps
@@JoeyandFranci Thanks a lot !
@@taasmr4203 no problem, Florence video coming soon!
Would you have to pay at local stores in Italy with euros or U.S. dollars?
Euros 100%.