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If you are looking on exploring some of the top destinations in Italy for a week, then this Itinerary allows you to visit three of the most popular Italian cities: Rome, Florence, and Venice. The cities for this itinerary include Rome, Florence, and Venice. Rome has numerous attractions to visit, the top Rome attractions include: • A majority of major attractions in Rome are closely located, making it easy to see two to three major features in a three to four hour period of time (or less if you aren’t the sort to lollygag).

The Bridge of Sighs is the bridge that connects the Doge’s Palace with the Prison across a small canal. If you want to save the money of entering the Doge’s Palace, then you can tour around the outside, and down over the Ponte della Paglia Bridge to view the Bridge of Sighs down the canal. The St. Mark’s Campanile is the large bell tower found in Piazza San Marco just outside of Saint Mark’s Basilica. While visiting the Doge’s Palace and the St. Mark’s Campanile you will probably have noticed the large ornate church located in the center of it all.

The Temple of Antoninus and Faustina is the most preserved temple in the Roman Forum, but the Pantheon is the most preserved temple of all of Rome. The Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps are only a short walk away from the Pantheon. The Trevi Fountain and Pantheon are only a short walk away from the Spanish steps. The Spanish Steps and Pantheon are only a short walk away from the Trevi Fountain.

Visit the famous statue of Michelangelo, David, and enjoy beautiful views of historic buildings of Italy during a two day trip to Florence. If you are looking to save money, then consider seeing these free David statues: There is a David replica located in Piazza della Signoria amongst all the other statues, and the other in Piazzale Michelangelo with the panoramic views. This bridge is free to visit (unless of course, you purchase something on the bridge). This plaza is a great location for a lunch or dinner break, as there is a large selection of restaurants to relax at and enjoy the view of Palazzo Vecchio, and people watch as people stroll along to the nearby Ponte Vecchio.