A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Immerse yourself in the magical romance of Venice, from its iconic canals to its ornate architecture
4 days, from £965 to £1340
Spend a long weekend discovering Naples’ ancient streets, elaborate architecture and stunning coastline
4 days, from £1095 to £1565
Uncover a series of hidden gems on this six-day journey through a sleepy corner of northern Italy
6 days, from £1255 to £1735
Spend a dreamy long weekend in Sorrento, savouring seaside beauty, Italian culture and the magical Amalfi Coast
4 days, from £1325 to £2115
Enjoy a weekend break in Palermo, sampling the Sicilian lifestyle through its historic landmarks and culinary delights
4 days, from £1530 to £2230
Explore Sicily by road, from charming Ragusa and ancient Syracuse to the stunning coastal views of Taormina
7 days, from £1690 to £2320
Hit the road for nine days of rolling countryside, medieval towns and authentic Italian cuisine between Tuscany and Umbria
9 days, from £1720 to £2605
Embark on a nine-day Emilia-Romagna road trip, discovering historic cities, Renaissance art and culinary gems
9 days, from £1880 to £2780
Set sail on a serene Sicilian escape, soaking in sunlit coastlines, hidden coves and the island’s timeless charm
8 days, from £1980 to £2900
Discover different ways to explore Italy
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Travel Advice & Information
No Italy romantic holiday would be complete without a trip to a vineyard. Tuscany, Italy’s most famous wine region, is a landscape of rolling hills and incredible views. It’s home to the notable Sangiovese variety of wines: Chianti, Brunello di Montalcino and Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. Enjoy a wine tasting to sample all these local varieties and maybe buy a few bottles to bring home with you.
Positano is arguably the most iconic village on the Amalfi Coast, a strip of coastline so spectacular it’s been granted UNESCO World Heritage status. With the Mediterranean Sea to one side and the peaks of the Lattari Mountains to the other, Positano’s colourful architecture is scattered up the cliffside, with incredible views out to sea from the top. Spend your Italy romantic holiday exploring the town, its markets and local water-side restaurants.
Italian lakes are a sight to behold. Lake Como and Lake Garda may be the most famous, but they are certainly not the only ones worth visiting. Whichever you choose on your Italy romantic holiday, you’ll be treated to the beautiful contrast of a dramatic mountain backdrop and peaceful, glistening waters. For the more adventurous or sporty couple, the lakes also offer all kinds of water sports to try.
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