Italy

1. Classic Italy Highlights Route (10–14 days)

Route:
Milan → Lake Garda → Verona → Venice → Florence → Rome → Naples → Amalfi Coast

Highlights

  • Fashion and culture in Milan
  • Scenic lakeside towns around Lake Garda
  • Roman arena and historic streets in Verona
  • Canals and architecture in Venice
  • Renaissance art in Florence
  • Ancient landmarks in Rome
  • Coastal scenery along the Amalfi Coast

Good for: First-time visitors and major Italian landmarks.

2. Northern Italy Lakes Route (5–7 days)

Route:
Milan → Lake Como → Lake Maggiore → Lake Orta → Lake Garda → Verona

Highlights

  • Elegant lakeside towns and villas
  • Mountain scenery around the lakes
  • Boat trips and lakeside promenades
  • Historic cities and villages

Good for: Relaxed travel and scenic landscapes.

3. Tuscany Countryside Route (5–7 days)

Route:
Florence → Siena → San Gimignano → Volterra → Val d’Orcia → Montepulciano → Florence

Highlights

  • Rolling hills and vineyards of Tuscany
  • Medieval towers in San Gimignano
  • Historic squares in Siena
  • Scenic countryside roads
  • Wine regions of Chianti and Val d’Orcia

Good for: Wine tourism, photography, and culture.

4. Amalfi Coast and Southern Italy Route (5–7 days)

Route:
Naples → Pompeii → Sorrento → Amalfi → Positano → Salerno → Matera

Highlights

  • Ancient ruins of Pompeii
  • Cliffside villages of the Amalfi Coast
  • Mediterranean coastal scenery
  • Historic cave dwellings in Matera
  • Italian coastal culture and cuisine

Good for: Coastal scenery and historic sites.

5. Italian Alps and Dolomites Route (5–8 days)

Route:
Bolzano → Val Gardena → Cortina d’Ampezzo → Tre Cime → Lake Misurina → Trento

Highlights

  • Dramatic mountain peaks in the Dolomites (UNESCO)
  • Alpine villages and scenic passes
  • Hiking and panoramic viewpoints
  • Alpine lakes and forests

Good for: Mountain landscapes and outdoor activities.

6. Sicily Island Route (6–9 days)

Route:
Palermo → Cefalù → Mount Etna → Taormina → Syracuse → Agrigento → Palermo

Highlights

  • Historic markets and architecture in Palermo
  • Beaches and medieval streets in Cefalù
  • Volcano landscapes on Mount Etna
  • Greek temples in Agrigento
  • Ancient ruins and coastal towns

Good for: Culture, history, and island exploration.

7. Grand Italy Motorhome Tour (14–21 days)

Route:
Milan → Italian Lakes → Venice → Dolomites → Florence → Tuscany → Rome → Naples → Amalfi Coast → Sicily

Highlights

  • Historic cities and cultural landmarks
  • Mountain landscapes and alpine passes
  • Mediterranean coastlines
  • Wine regions and countryside villages

Good for: A comprehensive road trip across Italy.

RV Travel Tips for Italy

  • Italy has many motorhome service areas called “Aree di Sosta.”
  • Many historic city centers have ZTL (restricted traffic zones) where motorhomes cannot enter.
  • Some highways are toll roads (Autostrade).
  • Coastal and mountain roads can be narrow and winding, especially in older towns.

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