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Embark on a seamless adventure through Northern Italy with our meticulously crafted itineraries. We specialize in designing customized routes that eliminate the stress of planning. Let our expert guide you through the captivating and off-the-beaten-path destinations of Northern Italy, including Venice, the Dolomites, and other remarkable regions. Unlock the allure of Northern Italy as you explore its beauty and cultural treasures with our carefully curated itinerary, ensuring an unforgettable journey.

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  • Our experts have insider knowledge of unique and off-the-beaten-path destinations that aren't typically found in guidebooks.

  • Your itinerary will be fully customized to your interests, preferences, and travel style.

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Since 2015, our site has been offering expert travel itinerary planning services that result in a comprehensive, user-friendly PDF guidebook personalized to each client’s unique needs and preferences, featuring daily summaries, attraction recommendations, dining suggestions, maps, a curated database of tested accommodations worldwide, as well as detailed guidance on car rental options and ongoing support via phone and Whatsapp.

Our personalized routes from A to Z include many unique and little-known places, along with detailed information such as parking addresses, tips, and exact directions, making the trip more exciting and enjoyable while saving travelers time during preparation and on their journey.

A Glimpse of the Region

Northern Italy, the world of Alps, is a real paradise for mountain skiers and the most international region of the country bordering Slovenia, Austria, Switzerland and France.

It’s the place where different activities can be easily mixed. Alongside skiing in Valle d’Aosta or Dolomiti di Brenta you might have non-skiing days with shopping in Milan, having fun activities in San-Remo or enjoying the melancholic charm of Venice. 

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Must-Visit Places In Northern Italy

Natural Beauties and Lakes

Natural Beauties and Lakes

Lake Garda

Lake Garda

Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy and one of the most popular holiday locations both for the locals and tourists. The incredibly beautiful landscapes around Lake Garda will leave you speechless for sure. An amazing mixture of hills covered with flourishing vegetation and small terracotta villages creates the most idyllic atmosphere of the place. From the lakeside towns of Sirmione and Bardolino day trips or longer excursions to Lake Garda are easy to take.

Nardis Waterfalls

Nardis Waterfalls

The Nardis Waterfalls (Cascata di Nardis) is considered to be the second largest lake in Italy. The majestic waterfall with its rushing waters is not only beautiful, it looks alive. The surrounding landscapes with lush greenery and amazing trees make the place actually spectacular. Walk the path that leads into the Natural Park and you will see a roaring mountain river with narrow wooden bridges across it. You will be totally enchanted with the wild and stunning nature of the Alps.

Lake Como

Lake Como

The city of Como is located on the shore of the similar-named lake. The whole area, regarded as one of the most beautiful destinations in Italy, is famous for its stunning mountain landscapes. As for the city it is notable for its architectural masterpieces like the Cathedral dating back to14th century and Basilica of Sant'Abbondio. Take the Brunate cable car to enjoy an incredible panorama of epic mountain landscapes and majestic Lake Como.

Monte Baldo

Monte Baldo

Monte Baldo located at Lake Garda is a mountain range in the Italian Alps. The picturesque place features crystal clean air and amazing panoramic views. You have a few options to get to Monte Baldo. The easiest and the most popular is the funicular railway which runs from Malcesine to the summit. Lovers of outdoor activities are offered a trekking path which lasts for 1 hour and is absolutely safe for hikers. Tourists from all corners of the world come to this place with the purpose of doing sports like parachuting and biking in summer or skiing and snowboarding in winter.

Tourist Attractions

Tourist Attractions

Palazzo Ducale

Palazzo Ducale

The Doge's Palace or Palazzo Ducale is located on the mainland of Italy, in the city of Venice, on St. Mark's Square. Rich interior and exterior decoration, an extensive collection of antiques, as well as centuries of history have made this amazing building one of the most popular and visited museums in the city on the water. Recognizable Gothic arches, exquisite battlements, chiseled colonnades - the Doge's Palace seems to soar above the pavement. Its history also does not leave indifferent - the Palazzo Ducale was used as the residence of the rulers, the parliament building, at the same time criminals were serving their sentences in it and the Inquisition was doing its secret affairs.

Duomo di Milano

Duomo di Milano

The main attraction of Milan, its heart is the Cathedral of Santa Maria Nashente. It is made in the Gothic style of white marble and impresses with the beauty of its external design. The facade is decorated with turrets, statues of saints, compositions depicting biblical stories, figures of outlandish creatures, including gargoyles. Above all this, the figure of the Madonna rises - it is she who is considered the patroness of the city. The interior of the cathedral is no less luxurious. High ceilings, graceful arches and columns create an impression of lightness and airiness. It is worth coming here during mass to listen to the playing of one of the most famous organs in the world. Be sure to climb to the roof of the Duomo - it offers a fantastic view of the city.

The Royal Palace

The Royal Palace

The Royal Palace of Venaria or Reggia di Venaria is a unique monument of history, architecture and landscape design in Italy and is notable among the largest palace complexes in the world. It is part of the group of Palaces of the House of Savoy (Residenze sabaude di Torino e dintorni), located in Turin and its environs. The palaces rightfully took their place of honor among the other 55 objects included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The scale of the palace is impressive. They are truly grandiose: the total area of ​​the buildings of the palace is about 80,000 square meters, gardens - 60 hectares, the adjacent park La Mandria - 3,000 hectares. The complex includes a palace, a chapel, stables, extensive gardens, a water channel, a complex of fountains, and sculptures.

Forte di Bard

Forte di Bard

Fort Bard is one of the most famous and impressive buildings in the entire Aosta Valley, halfway between the castle and the fortress. This is actually one of the first examples of a barrage fortress of the early nineteenth century, located on a rocky promontory at an altitude of 384 meters above sea level. It currently hosts exhibitions of ancient, modern, contemporary art and photography. The fort is also home to three permanent routes: the Museum of the Alps, the Children's Alps and Prisons, as well as a fourth terminating one (Fort Museum). The fort is equipped with a cafeteria, a restaurant, conference rooms, multimedia conference rooms, a library, an info lounge, Wi-Fi in many areas; There is also a hotel here.

Cities

Cities

Attractions For Kids

Attractions For Kids

Canyon Adventures

Canyon Adventures

Canyon Adventures is located on the north side of Lake Garda, in the city of Nago-Torbole. Canyon Adventures offers daily canyoning, fun kayaking, via ferrata, caving, rock climbing tours. In the company of experienced guides, you will descend through narrow gorges and magnificent alpine streams. All tours require advance booking in order to have your personal equipment ready for you. Provided: wetsuit, life jacket, helmet, escort with experienced river guides, theoretical and practical lessons.

Parco Natura Viva: Safari Park and Fauna Park

Parco Natura Viva: Safari Park and Fauna Park

Parco Natura Viva is divided in two sections: the Safari Park and the Fauna Park. The parks are quite small but lovely and impressive. As compared to Rome’s or Barcelona’s zoos, the Fauna Park is big enough. As for the Safari Park, it's not very big and looks like a farm. No doubt your kids will enjoy it.

Gardaland

Gardaland

Gardaland is the biggest amusement park in Italy and the third largest one in Europe. Apart from the Gardaland Park, the Gardaland Resort complex includes the Gardaland Sea Life Aquarium and two Gardaland Theme Hotels. All the attractions are located in close proximity to one another, so it‘s really convenient to stay in these hotels for a few days.

Jungle Adventure Park

Jungle Adventure Park

Jungle Adventure Park is rope amusement park, sports ground and attraction, located 9 km from the city of Torri del Benaco, Lago del Garda. The park has 4 paths of different difficulty levels. There are also routes for children from 3 to 6 years old. The park provides all the necessary equipment for your comfort and safety, as well as full support by experienced and highly qualified staff at every stage of your way. The Jungle Adventure Park has a swimming pool, playground, bar and big parking.

Museums

Museums

Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci

Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci

The National Museum of Science and Technology "Leonardo da Vinci" is located in Milan and houses the most famous drawings, wooden models and inventions of the great genius. It is located in the building of an ancient monastery, is located 2 km from the famous Duomo Cathedral, has a huge number of exhibition pavilions and outdoor expositions, where submarines, airplanes, sailing ships, trains and trams are presented, and even a fragment of a real transatlantic liner. The employees of the Museum of Science and Technology "Leonardo da Vinci" are sure that any excursion they offer will captivate even a visitor who is very far from science and technology.

Collezione Peggy Guggenheim

Collezione Peggy Guggenheim

Collezione Peggy Guggenheim is a collection of 20th-century art exhibited at the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni on the Canal Grande in Venice. The permanent exhibition of the museum includes more than 300 works from the private gallery of Peggy Guggenheim, an American philanthropist and collector who selflessly devoted herself to contemporary art. This woman, who did not have a professional education, was one of the first to highly appreciate the work of then little-known artists who worked in such areas as modernism, futurism, cubism, surrealism, abstract expressionism. In the old palazzo on the Grand Canal, in which Peggy spent the last 30 years of her life, you can see the paintings she acquired by Pablo Picasso, Fernand Léger, Gino Severini, Piet Mondrian, Wassily Kandinsky, Joan Miro, Paul Klee, Max Ernst, Rene Magritte, Salvador Dali and other prominent artists.

Museo Nazionale del Cinema

Museo Nazionale del Cinema

The National Film Museum in Turin is not really a museum. At least it is not a museum in the traditional sense of the word. Those who have already had the opportunity to visit it will understand what we mean. Hurry up and you will discover a very special place, one of a kind. Due to the richness of the collection and the variety of non-fiction activities, the museum ranks among the most important film museums in the world. But what really makes it unique is the unusual organization of the exhibition. The museum is located inside the tower of the Mole Antonelliana, a unique and charming monument that is the symbol of Turin. Inside the monument, the talented and inventive Swiss decorator François Confino has created a unique spectacle that amazes visitors with endless, unexpected visual and auditory effects. You seem to be at the screening of a film that can deeply excite and captivate.

Ferrari Museum in Italy

Ferrari Museum in Italy

Approximately 2500 Ferraris are produced and sold each year by the Italian Ferrari car brand. Ferrari is one of the most expensive cars in the world. A key to the price tag attached to the car is keeping production low and a limited amount of Ferraris in the world. The entrance fee for the Enzo Ferrari Museum is €15 for an adult and €10 for a child. Free admission for children aged up to 5. A combined ticket for both Ferrari museums is €26 for an adult and €10 for a child. But it's really worth it for an opportunity to see vintage models and new sports cars being the rich heritage of Italian automobile design.

Expert Tips

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Car is the best choice for traveling around North Italy

Traveling around North Italy is best by car, as this will give you the opportunity to visit the most remote corners of the lake. You can also travel by public transport, but buses take much longer. Cars are always available for rent.

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Best way to move around Venice

The best way to get around Venice on foot or by vaporetto. The main and only transport plying on the island part of Venice are vaporettos, and on the mainland (which is connected to the island by a causeway) – buses and trains. To save money in Venice, there is a Tourist travel card ACTV, the cost of which depends on the number of days for which you purchase it: a card for 1 day (24 hours) , for 2, for 3 or for 7 days . This pass is valid for all ACTV buses, as well as vaporettos. Tickets price from 25€ to 65€: | VeneziaUnica City Pass

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How to move around Lake Garda/Lake Como/Lake Maggiore

Ferries are the most popular transport on Lake Garda/Lake Como/Lake Maggiore. You can see schedule and buy tickets online of all ferries on the website: Navigazione Laghi | Lago Maggiore | Lago di Garda | Lago di Como.

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Visiting entertainment attraction

If you are going to visit entertainment attractions it is better to book tickets in advance. This will help you avoid wasting time standing in lines. You should be aware that the prices and opening hours of entertainment centers, parks and museums change depending on the season.

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Plan ahead to see Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper”

If getting a glimpse of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper is on your list, but you haven’t made reservations months in advance, all hope is not lost. Even if online reservations show no tickets are available, try calling the ticket hotline, as some are kept aside for phone callers. Another option is to book a guided Milan tour that also includes a visit to the painting, as these are sometimes more likely to have spots left.

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What to do in rainy days

In Northern Italy there are many thermal springs and spas. The best solution on a rainy day is to visit such places. For example: Parco Termale del Garda; Aquaria Thermal SPA; QC Termemilano; QC Terme Monte Bianco; Terme Merano.

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Our expert travel planners will craft a unique, custom route that includes all the must-see sights and hidden gems, divided by day and with a clear route from A to Z.

  • We'll save you time by doing all the research and planning for you.

  • Our experts have insider knowledge of unique and off-the-beaten-path destinations that aren't typically found in guidebooks.

  • Your itinerary will be fully customized to your interests, preferences, and travel style.

  • We'll provide you with all the essential details, such as transportation options, recommended accommodations, and restaurant reservations.

  • You'll have access to ongoing support from our team throughout your entire trip, ensuring a stress-free and unforgettable experience.

  • The cost of our service is only $190

Contact us now to start planning your dream trip and get all the details and answers to your questions.

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Travel budget

Couple of 2 people

Daily budget Cost (€)
Accommodation from 170€
(Double room with 1 large bed include visit swimming pool and breakfast)
Meals 120€
(Good quality budget option)
Entertainment from 30€
Car rental from 40€
(Fiat panda, 4 seats)

Family of 4 people

Daily budget Cost (€)
Accommodation from 380€
(Superior Double Room with 2 large double bed include visit swimming pool and breakfast)
Meals 150€
(Good quality budget option)
Entertainment from 50€
Car rental from 45€
(Fiat 500X, 5 seats)

Flight duration

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New York-Milan

7 hours 55 minutes

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London-Milan

1 hour 50 minutes

03

Sydnay-Milan

14 hours 40 minutes

How many days to spend in North Italy?

01

Your first trip to North Italy

Purpose - visiting key tourist attractions

7-14 days

02

Long family trip

Purpose - nature, children's amusement parks

14-21 days

03

Romantic Honeymoon Around all North Italy

Purpose - All North Italy Tour

10-21 days

Regional Airports

Milan Malpensa <br>Airport

Milan Malpensa
Airport

Province of Varese

Malpensa Airport is the largest international airport in Milan. Malpensa Airport handles around 20 million passengers annually and that makes it the second busiest Italian airport for international passenger traffic (after Rome Fiumicino Airport).

Venice Marco Polo <br>International Airport

Venice Marco Polo
International Airport

Viale Galileo Galilei, 30

Is one of the largest airports in Italy, located near the town of Tessera, a northeastern suburb of Venice. In 2018, the airport served 11,184,608 passengers, making it the fourth largest airport in the country both in terms of passenger traffic and the number of takeoffs/landings.

Bologna Guglielmo <br>Marconi Airport

Bologna Guglielmo
Marconi Airport

Via del Triumvirato, 84

The Bologna International airport is located in the lovely Emilia-Romagna region, 6 km northwest of the Bologna city center and 200 km from the city of Milan. It’s the 10th busiest Italian airport for passenger traffic.

Turin Airport

Turin Airport

Strada Aeroporto, 12

Turin Airport, also known as Aeroporto di Torino-Casell is located in Caselle Torinese, 16 km north-northwest of the city of Turin. Although Turin Airport has only one long runway and one passenger terminal, it handles around 4 million passengers annually.

Aeroporto Valerio Catullo

Aeroporto Valerio Catullo

Valerio Catullo Airport

The largest international airport in the northern part of Italy, located 5 km from Verona. Verona Airport consists of two terminals: for departure and arrival, located next to each other.

Best Hotels

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Galleria Vik Milano

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Via Silvio Pellico, 8, 20121 Milano MI
Crystalina

Crystalina

Absolutely lovely and modern hotel! They use a door code system. The polite and helpful manager did his best to make the guests feel comfortable and satisfied. When we asked for a room change, the problem was solved with a smile. Thank you so much!

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Sina Centurion Palace

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Dorsoduro, 173, 30123 Venezia VE
Crystalina

Crystalina

Awesome hotel! The upgrade on arrival was really great - the two storey room made our stay unforgettable! The bathroom on the 2nd floor was just WOW! Very clean room with an amazing view of the city. Close to everything, easy to stroll around and explore the surroundings, just two minutes to the quay. We arrived in the evening and the reception staff helped with our plans concerning exploring and dining

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Via Traves, 40, 10151 Torino TO
Crystalina

Crystalina

The hotel is close to Juventus stadium and you feel like you are in Juventus ground when entering it. The stylish and elegant interior is devoted to the Juventus club. Traditional Italian breakfast, very tasty, though lacking in variety

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Lido Palace

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Viale Giosuè Carducci, 10, 38066 Riva del Garda TN
Crystalina

Crystalina

A beautiful, elegant and modern hotel on Lake Garda with a wonderful in-house restaurant. Very tasty and varied breakfast. Housekeeping and room service are also very good. Nice spa with street view; the possibility of choosing among many types of treatment. Thanks to the staff for their availability and friendliness.

6 days Itinerary in Northern Italy

Day 1
Milan, the main sights in city center

09:00

Breakfast at the hotel

10:30

Visit Duomo di Milano

11:30

Visit Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

13:00

Lunch

14:00

Visit Pinacoteca di Brera

16:00

Visit Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci

18:00

Walk around the city

19:00

Dinner

Day 2
Lake Como

08:00

Breakfast in the hotel

09:00

Drive by car to Lake Como, city of Varenna

10:00

Check in in Hotel

10:30

Walk by ferry to Villa Balbianello

11:00-14:00

Visit Villa Balbianello

14:00

Lunch

15:00

Walk by ferry to town of Tremezzo

15:30

Visit Villa Carlotta and Botanical Garden

18:00

Walk around town of Tremezzo

19:30

Return by ferry to Varenna

20:00

Dinner in restaurant

Day 3
Lake Como

09:00

Breakfast in the hotel

10:30

Visit Villa Monastero

12:00

Walk along emblancet Greenway dei Patriarchi

14:00

Lunch

15:00

Walk by ferry to town of Bellagio

15:30

Visit Villa Melzin and I Giardini di Villa Melzin

18:00

Walk around town of Bellagio

19:00

Dinner in restaurant

21:00

Return to hotel by ferry

Day 4
Drive to Venice, visit to the heart of the city

08:00

Breakfast in the hotel

09:00

Drive by car in Venice

12:30

Check in in hotel

14:00

Lunch

15:00-19:00

Piazza San Marco:
Palazzo delle Prigioni
Palazzo Ducale
Basilica San Marco
Torre dei Mori

20:00

Venetian aperitif and dinner in a typical Osteria / Trattoria

Day 5
Venice, Venetia from the water and Academy Gallery

09:00

Breakfast at the hotel

10:00

Rialto Bridge

11:00

Bridge of Sighs

12:00

Vaporetto tour

14:00

Lunch

15:00

Academy Gallery

17:00

Walking tour of the city, visiting boutiques

19:00

Aperitif and dinner overlooking the lagoon

21:00

Nightlife in Venice

Day 6
Venice, Airport

08:00

Breakfast at the hotel

09:00

Check out

10:30

Drive to airport

14:30

Flight to New York

The Five Pearls of North Italy

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Discover the secret corners of North Italy, which will add a special charm and unforgettable experience to your trip.
 Villa del Balbianello

Villa del Balbianello

In the town of Lenno, there is a magnificent nineteenth-century residence, Villa Balbianello. Villa Balbianello is the most beautiful villa on Lake Como, where Star Wars and one of the James Bond films were filmed. The villa's gardens are lined with walking paths. Here you can see beautifully trimmed trees of various shapes. In addition, the villa has the Loggia of Durini, a beautiful monumental arched structure with a unique view of the lake. The villa houses collections of primitive art, maps, 19th century engravings overlooking Lario, carpets and rare glass paintings from the 18th century. And also maps, books, tourist tools and many other exhibits. An excellent view of Balbianello opens from the side of the lake (best from a small boat).

Limone sul Garda

Limone sul Garda

The name "Limone sul Garda" in itself is associated with something citrusy, sour and fragrant. Something very Italian, especially in combination with the mention of the world-famous Lake Garda. Lemons really grow here in abundance, this is one of the specialties of the city. A must and most important place to visit is the Limonaia del Castèl. It is a citrus plantation where you can enjoy amazing views of Garda and taste real Italian limoncello. Limone sul Grada is a beautiful landscape and rich history, in a word - the perfect combination of a rich excursion and active recreation.

Santuario Madonna della Corona

Santuario Madonna della Corona

Leaning against the vertical wall of Monte Baldo, clinging to a 774 m high rock, the Sanctuary of the Madonna della Corona defies the law of gravity and reason. A large religious complex in the province of Verona appears to be suspended in the void. The monastery is over 1000 years old and is a thought-provoking place that definitely deserves your attention.

QC Terme Monte Bianco

QC Terme Monte Bianco

Experience the magic of time in a parallel dimension of relaxation. QC centers, with their triumph of magic and offerings, are the perfect place to stop the clock: discover the charm of spas and enchanting hotels that combine the charm of beautiful landscapes with the care of body and mind. Mountain and urban oases, fed by the magic of water, primitive and architectural elements, are ready to give you moments of satisfaction, vitality, carelessness and joy.

Borghetto sul Mincio

Borghetto sul Mincio

Borghetto sul Mincio is one of those cities that you should definitely visit while in Verona or its environs. Despite its very modest size, Borghetto attracts a large number of tourists, photographers, and creative people from all over the world. And this is no accident. It is stunningly beautiful at any time of the year and unique in its architecture. Borghetto is also known as the "village of the mills". There are many cozy restaurants in the village with beautiful panoramas where you should try the tortellini dish, which was invented here.

Northern Italian cuisine

Ristorante Del Cambio

Ristorante Del Cambio

Piazza Carignano, 2

Historic restaurant in Turin, rated by Michelin, offers you interesting and special dishes, perfectly served, accompanied by high-quality Italian wine, as well as excellent desserts from the chef.

Venissa

Venissa

Fondamenta di Santa Caterina, 3

Immersed in the silence of a walled vineyard, the Venissa Restaurant in Venice (Michelin Star + Green Michelin Star 2022) will make you experience a culinary experience closely related to the territory of Venice and its ingredients - herbs, vegetables from the gardens of the estate and fish from the lagoon and upper Adriatic.

Enrico Bartolini

Enrico Bartolini

Via Tortona, 56

Restaurant, with three Michelin stars, located on the third floor of the MUDEC-Museo delle Culture, in Milan. Instead of dining at Bartolini, you will have a real culinary experience: a course of dishes that tell a story with their vibrant flavors. Ingenious culinary techniques will amaze your palate.

Casa Perbellini

Casa Perbellini

Piazza San Zeno, 16

In the Casa Perbellini, you can not only enjoy great dishes, but also see how culinary masterpieces are produced through the glass-enclosed kitchen. The creativity of chef Giancarlo Perbellini and his team is one of the most fun and imaginative dining experiences in Italy!

FAQs

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When is the best time to visit Northern Italy?

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How to get around Northern Italy?

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How long should you spend in northern Italy?

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Where is it better to go to Como or Garda?

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Where to leave the car in Venice?

Emergency telephones

Carabinieri
(unique emergency service): 112

Ambulance: 118

Consulate: (+39) 02 723001

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Our trip to the Dolomites was an absolute success thanks to Crystalina's expert planning. We were taken to the most stunning places with precise navigation and a seamless itinerary. Crystalina even went above and beyond to help us when we encountered an urgent issue with a COVID test during our travels. Their quick assistance was truly a lifesaver. I highly recommend Crystalina's services to anyone planning a trip to Northern Italy. We look forward to working with them again on our next visit to the region.

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Contact us now and we'll begin creating your one-of-a-kind itinerary, tailored specifically to your preferences and needs.

Our expert travel planners will craft a unique, custom route that includes all the must-see sights and hidden gems, divided by day and with a clear route from A to Z.

  • We'll save you time by doing all the research and planning for you.

  • Our experts have insider knowledge of unique and off-the-beaten-path destinations that aren't typically found in guidebooks.

  • Your itinerary will be fully customized to your interests, preferences, and travel style.

  • We'll provide you with all the essential details, such as transportation options, recommended accommodations, and restaurant reservations.

  • You'll have access to ongoing support from our team throughout your entire trip, ensuring a stress-free and unforgettable experience.

  • The cost of our service is only $190

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  1. Luca says:
    Hi, I’m planning a trip to Northern Italy for 2 weeks and I’m looking for some itinerary ideas. I’m interested in seeing the major cities like Milan, Venice, and Florence, but I also want to experience some of the smaller towns and villages. Any suggestions?
    1. Crystalina says:
      Hi there! That sounds like a great trip! Here is a possible itinerary for 2 weeks:
      Day 1: Arrive in Milan and check into your hotel. Explore the city center, including the Duomo, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and the Castello Sforzesco.
      Day 2: Take a day trip to Lake Como, one of the most beautiful lakes in Italy. Enjoy the scenery, go for a boat ride, or visit one of the many villas.
      Day 3: Travel to Venice and spend the day exploring the city’s canals and bridges. Don’t forget to take a ride on the gondola!
      Day 4: Visit Florence, the home of the Renaissance. See the Uffizi Gallery, the Ponte Vecchio, and the Piazza della Signoria.
      Day 5: Take a day trip to the Cinque Terre, a group of five villages perched on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
      Day 6: Visit Bologna, known for its food and its two towers.
      Day 7: Relax in the town of Verona, known for its romantic atmosphere and its association with Romeo and Juliet.
      Day 8: Visit Turin, the capital of Piedmont. See the Egyptian Museum and the Royal Palace.
      Day 9: Take a day trip to the Dolomites, a mountain range in northeastern Italy. Go hiking, skiing, or simply enjoy the scenery.
      Day 10: Fly from Turin back home.
      This is just a suggestion, of course, and you can tailor it to your own interests and preferences. I hope you have a wonderful time in Northern Italy!
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  2. Susan says:
    I’m also planning a trip to Northern Italy and I’m wondering if it’s worth it to rent a car? I’m not sure how much I’ll be doing outside of the major cities.
    1. Crystalina says:
      Whether or not to rent a car in Northern Italy depends on your plans. If you’re only planning on visiting the major cities, then you can get by without a car. However, if you want to explore some of the smaller towns and villages, or if you want to go hiking or skiing in the mountains, then a car is a great way to get around.
      Here are some factors to consider when deciding whether or not to rent a car:
      The length of your trip. If you’re only staying in the major cities for a few days, then you may not need a car. However, if you’re planning on spending more time in Northern Italy, then a car will give you more flexibility.
      Your budget. Renting a car can be expensive, so you’ll need to factor that into your budget.
      Your driving skills. If you’re not comfortable driving in a foreign country, then you may want to avoid renting a car.
      If you decide to rent a car, be sure to do your research and compare prices. There are many different rental car companies in Northern Italy, so you should be able to find a good deal.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  3. Vivien says:
    I’m traveling to Northern Italy in the shoulder season (May or September). Is it still a good time to visit?
    1. Crystalina says:
      Yes, the shoulder season is a great time to visit Northern Italy. The weather is still warm and sunny, but the crowds are smaller. You’ll also get better deals on hotels and flights.
      Here are some of the benefits of visiting Northern Italy in the shoulder season:
      Smaller crowds: The shoulder season is a great time to avoid the crowds. You’ll have more space to explore and you won’t have to wait in long lines.
      Better deals: You’ll often find better deals on hotels and flights during the shoulder season.
      More pleasant weather: The weather is still warm and sunny in the shoulder season, but it’s not as hot as it is in the summer.
      Less rain: The shoulder season is also a good time to visit if you want to avoid rain.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  4. Carla says:
    I’m vegetarian and I’m worried about finding food in Northern Italy. Any tips?
    1. Crystalina says:
      Don’t worry, there are plenty of vegetarian options available in Northern Italy. Here are a few tips:
      Look for restaurants that have a dedicated vegetarian section on the menu.
      Ask the waiter or waitress if they can make any dishes vegetarian.
      Order pasta dishes with marinara sauce or pesto.
      Try vegetable risotto or polenta.
      Vegetarian pizza is also popular in Italy.
      There are also many vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Northern Italy.
      Here are some specific restaurants that I recommend:
      Flora, Verona: This restaurant is 100% vegan and gluten-free.
      Ristorante Da Mario Alla Fava, Venice: This restaurant has a vegetarian menu that focuses on flavor and quality.
      La Lanterna, Verona: This restaurant serves plant-based dishes and pastas.
      VerdePisello – cucina salutista, Verona: This restaurant is an organic restaurant that offers vegetarian options.
      I hope this helps!
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  5. Sam says:
    I’m also planning a trip to Northern Italy and I’m interested in learning more about the local culture. Can you recommend any resources?
    1. Crystalina says:
      Sure, here are a few resources that I recommend:
      The Rough Guide to Northern Italy: This guide book is full of information about the region, including its history, culture, and food.
      The Lonely Planet Guide to Northern Italy: This guide book is another great option. It’s similar to the Rough Guide, but it has a different perspective.
      The Italy Travel Blog: This blog is a great resource for up-to-date information about Italy. It covers everything from food and culture to travel tips.
      The Culture Trip: This website is another great resource for learning about Italian culture. It has articles on everything from art and architecture to food and wine.
      I hope these resources help you plan your trip!
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  6. Cole says:
    I’m planning a 1-week trip to Northern Italy with my family. We’re interested in visiting some of the major cities, but we also want to experience some of the outdoors. Can you recommend any itineraries?
    1. Crystalina says:
      Sure, here is a possible itinerary for a 1-week trip to Northern Italy:
      Day 1: Arrive in Milan and check into your hotel. Explore the city center, including the Duomo, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and the Castello Sforzesco.
      Day 2: Take a day trip to Lake Como, one of the most beautiful lakes in Italy. Enjoy the scenery, go for a boat ride, or visit one of the many villas.
      Day 3: Travel to Venice and spend the day exploring the city’s canals and bridges. Don’t forget to take a ride on the gondola!
      Day 4: Visit Florence, the home of the Renaissance. See the Uffizi Gallery, the Ponte Vecchio, and the Piazza della Signoria.
      Day 5: Take a day trip to the Cinque Terre, a group of five villages perched on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.
      Day 6: Relax in the town of Verona, known for its romantic atmosphere and its association with Romeo and Juliet.
      Day 7: Fly from Verona back home.
      This is just a suggestion, of course, and you can tailor it to your own interests and preferences. I hope you have a wonderful time in Northern Italy!
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  7. Phebe says:
    I’m a budget traveler and I’m looking for ways to save money on my trip to Northern Italy. Any tips?
    1. Crystalina says:
      Sure, here are some tips for saving money on your trip to Northern Italy:
      Stay in hostels or guesthouses instead of hotels.
      Cook your own meals instead of eating out.
      Take advantage of free activities, such as walking tours and museum visits.
      Buy a rail pass if you’re planning on doing a lot of train travel.
      Visit during the shoulder season (May or September).
      Look for discounts and deals online.
      There are also many ways to save money on activities and attractions in Northern Italy. For example, you can often get discounts for students, seniors, and families. You can also find discounts online or by asking at the tourist office.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  8. Barb says:
    I’m traveling to Northern Italy for the first time and I’m a bit overwhelmed. Any advice?
    1. Crystalina says:
      Sure, here are some tips for first-time travelers to Northern Italy:
      Start planning early: This will give you time to research your options and book your flights and accommodation.
      Learn some basic Italian phrases: This will help you get around and communicate with the locals.
      Be prepared for crowds: Northern Italy is a popular tourist destination, so be prepared for crowds in the major cities.
      Don’t be afraid to ask for help: If you get lost or need help, don’t be afraid to ask for help from a local.
      Enjoy yourself! Northern Italy is a beautiful and exciting place to visit.
      I hope these tips help you plan your trip to Northern Italy.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  9. Linda says:
    I’m looking for a unique and memorable experience in Northern Italy. Any suggestions?
    1. Crystalina says:
      Sure, here are some unique and memorable experiences in Northern Italy:
      Take a hot air balloon ride over the Dolomites: This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that will allow you to see the mountains from a bird’s-eye view.
      Go wine tasting in the Veneto region: This region is home to some of the best wines in Italy.
      Visit the Cinque Terre: This group of five villages perched on the cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea is a truly unique sight.
      Hike the Via Francigena: This ancient pilgrimage route winds its way through Northern Italy.
      Take a cooking class in Tuscany: Learn how to make traditional Tuscan dishes from a local chef.
      There are many other unique and memorable experiences in Northern Italy. Be sure to do some research to find the ones that are right for you.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.
  10. Benjamin says:
    I’m looking for a romantic getaway in Northern Italy. Any suggestions?
    1. Crystalina says:
      Sure, here are some romantic getaways in Northern Italy:
      Venice: This city is known for its romantic atmosphere and its canals.
      Lake Como: This lake is surrounded by mountains and villas, making it a perfect place to relax and enjoy the scenery.
      The Cinque Terre: This group of five villages is a beautiful and secluded spot.
      Verona: This city is known for its Juliet’s balcony, making it a perfect place for couples.
      The Dolomites: These mountains offer stunning views and plenty of opportunities for hiking and skiing.
      There are many other romantic getaways in Northern Italy. Be sure to do some research to find the ones that are right for you.
      Please feel free to contact us at your convenience, and we will be delighted to make your trip unforgettable. We are committed to ensuring your experience is exceptional.

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