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Day 1
Arrive Milan
Day 1
Arrive Milan
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Day 1
Arrive Milan
Day 1
Arrive Milan
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Mid-Day/Afternoon:
Sforzesco Castle
Late Afternoon/Early Evening:
Brera District
Day 2
Milan
Day 2
Milan
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Milan is the center of business and the capital of Italian fashion, but it also has an ancient heritage and a fascinating history; here you find some of the greatest masterpieces of Italian art! Together with your guide, you’ll explore the magnificent Duomo, Galleria, Scala opera house, merchant square, financial district, food street, and Sforza Castle.
Day 2
Milan
Day 3
Milan
Day 3
Milan
Early Morning to Mid-Day
Often cited as the most picturesque lake in Europe, Lake Como has enchanted artists and travelers for centuries and it's easy to see why. Tucked away in the foothills of the northern Italian Alps, Lake Como is the perfect day trip destination from Milan, offering the perfect chance to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Discover some of the picturesque lakeside villages, take a thrilling boat ride across the lake, or explore the many grand villas and beautiful gardens.
Day 3
Milan
Day 4
Milan to Cinque Terre
Day 4
Milan to Cinque Terre
10:50 AM
Most trains depart from Milano Centrale station, the largest station in the city. Before spending money on a transfer, be sure to check whether your hotel is within easy walking distance. Also, consider that public transport is the cheapest and sometimes fastest option since the station has its own metro stop. If you are staying at a hotel, they can order a reliable taxi for you and give you an estimate on cost. Some private transfers will even help with your bags. Uber is also available for those with the app. Information on finding your departure platform is provided in the itinerary mobile app.
Day 4
Milan to Cinque Terre
Day 5
Cinque Terre
Day 5
Cinque Terre
Early Morning to Mid-Day
The five Cinque Terre towns are connected by numerous trails. After the devastating floods that hit Cinque Terre in 2011, many of the trails have been closed for reconstruction due to landslides. However, 2 sections of its Sentiero Azzurro, or “Blue Trail” remain open. On this 5 mile (8 km) hike, you'll enjoy one of Cinque Terre's most rugged and wild coastal trails with rewarding views, hiking between Monterosso and Corniglia. The village of Vernazza is located roughly halfway between Monterosso and Corniglia, meaning it is a great place to take a break, or a good stopping point in case you don't want to do the full hike. The hike is graded as "Medium" difficulty, featuring numerous steep staircases, uneven pathways, and steep inclines. The route starting in Monterosso and trekking onwards to Vernazza and Corniglia is the easiest way to do the hike, but you can also choose to do the hike in reverse. All three villages along the way are served by the Cinque Terre Express train.
Day 5
Cinque Terre
Day 6
Cinque Terre
Day 6
Cinque Terre
Morning to Afternoon
Manarola is perhaps the favorite town for tourists in the Cinque Terre National Park. It is the oldest of the five towns and its colourful houses that contrast with the vivid green of the hillside it is perched on has made it a haven for photographers. The quaint town has a long tradition of producing wine and olive oil which come from the terraces on the hills above, making Manarola a good choice for foodies or those looking for an extra special culinary meal in Cinque Terre.
Day 6
Cinque Terre
Day 7
Depart Cinque Terre
Day 7
Depart Cinque Terre
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Day 7
Depart Cinque Terre
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