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19.11–25.11 · 7 days · 6 nights
Times are estimates from walking distances. Opening hours are not verified yet, check them the day before.
Walking today: about 6.1 km, 1 h 40 min in all (estimate)
Market in Rome, on a list of markets by an international city magazine.
A historic spot on the Aventine Hill known for its keyhole you peek through at a view, for history and architecture lovers.
Open this day: 00:00–24:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeA small garden on the Aventine Hill, designed in 1932 to open the hillside view to the public, with an excellent outlook over the city.
Open this day: 07:00–18:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeRestaurant in Rome, recommended by 4 sources.
Open this day: 08:30–23:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeA rectangular plaza at the centre of ancient Rome, ringed by the ruins of the city's key government buildings. It began as a marketplace. Above it rises the Palatine, the centremost of Rome's seven hills and one of the oldest parts of the city.
Open this day: 09:00–16:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Colosseum ticket (€18) or Forum Pass SUPER €18; free 1st Sunday
Place's websiteA huge national monument to Victor Emmanuel II, first king of unified Italy, built between 1885 and 1935. It holds Italy's Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Open this day: 09:30–18:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Free (monument); terrace + museums + Palazzo Venezia €18
Place's websiteA rectangular square just south of Piazza Navona whose name, 'field of flowers', goes back to the Middle Ages, when it was a meadow. Today a spot for a market and city life.
Open this day: 00:00–24:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
An Italian restaurant a well-known food critic recommends, also singled out by an Italian food guide.
Open this day: 12:30–15:00, 19:00–23:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Book online only, a month ahead; closed Sat dinner and Sunday
More about this placeWalking today: about 11 km, 2 h 35 min in all (estimate)
Market in Rome, reviewed by an international city magazine and recommended by a local Rome magazine.
A mysterious gate built in 1678 to 1680 at the Marquis Palombara's villa on the Esquiline Hill, near Piazza Vittorio. It is the only one of the villa's five gates still standing.
Historic site in Rome, recommended by 3 sources.
Square in Rome, recommended by 3 sources.
Founded by Pope Julius II in the early 1500s. The route passes through the Raphael Rooms and ends in the Sistine Chapel, with Michelangelo's ceiling.
Open this day: 08:00–20:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
€20 at the door; €25 booked online; free last Sunday of the month
Place's websiteAn Italian restaurant food critics and travel guides recommend.
Open this day: 09:00–24:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Book ahead; ask for a table upstairs or outside, not the basement
More about this placeWalking today: about 8.4 km, 2 h 10 min in all (estimate)
Palace in Rome, recommended by 3 sources.
Open this day: 09:00–13:15 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Sat morning €15 (short) / €25 (full tour); Fri guided €35
Place's websiteA museum in Palazzo Spada with 16th- and 17th-century paintings, best known for Borromini's forced-perspective gallery, an optical illusion of depth.
Open this day: 08:30–19:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Entry €6; reduced €2; free 1st Sunday; no booking needed
Place's websiteItalian restaurant in Rome, recommended by 5 sources.
Open this day: 09:00–17:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeAncient sculptures collected by politician Giovanni Barracco on his travels and donated to the city in 1902, in a small Renaissance palace with a Roman house excavated beneath.
Open this day: 10:00–16:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeMarket in Rome, on a list of markets by a local food tour company and on a list of markets by an international city magazine.
More about this placeHistoric street in Rome, on a list of things to do by a local food tour company and reviewed by an international city magazine.
Italian restaurant in Rome, listed by a well-known international restaurant guide and on a list of places to eat by a restaurant review site.
Open this day: 19:30–22:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeTravel to Florence: about 155 minutes door to door. This is an estimate not yet checked against a timetable, and the day starts after it.
Walking today: about 2.6 km, 50 min in all (estimate)
Two chapels added to the Basilica of San Lorenzo in the 16th and 17th centuries to honour the Medici. One, the New Sacristy, was designed by Michelangelo.
Open this day: 08:15–18:15 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeFlorence's central market, recommended by many travel guides and by an international food guide.
Open this day: 09:00–23:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
The square in front of Palazzo Vecchio, where the Florentine Republic was born. It is still the city's political focus and a meeting place for locals and visitors.
Open this day: 00:00–24:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Florence's town hall, overlooking Piazza della Signoria. It once housed the government of the Florentine Republic, hence its original name, Palazzo della Signoria.
Open this day: 09:00–19:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeA 16th-century raised, enclosed passage linking Palazzo Vecchio with Palazzo Pitti, designed by Vasari so Duke Cosimo I could move between the palaces unseen.
More about this placeItalian restaurant in Florence, recommended by 3 sources.
Walking today: about 5.8 km, 1 h 30 min in all (estimate)
A museum on Montughi hill with over 36,000 objects, including a vast collection of armour from East and West.
Open this day: 10:00–14:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeAn Italian restaurant recommended by a well-known food critic, an Italian food guide and a local travel guide.
Open this day: 12:00–15:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeA 15th-century Renaissance palace built for Cosimo de' Medici to Michelozzo's design. Today it holds a museum and the metropolitan city's offices.
Open this day: 09:00–19:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
A building Brunelleschi designed in 1419 as a foundling hospital, a landmark of early Renaissance architecture with a nine-bay loggia facing the square.
Open this day: 11:00–17:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeA 13th-century building, once police headquarters and a prison, now a national museum with Italy's main collection of Renaissance sculpture.
More about this placeAn Italian restaurant recommended by a well-known food critic and by food guides, Italian and international.
Open this day: 12:15–15:15, 19:00–23:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeDay trip to Pisa: about 60 minutes each way. This is an estimate not yet checked against a timetable. The day starts after the ride and ends in time to get back; dinner back in town is yours to choose.
Walking today: about 2.8 km, 50 min in all (estimate)
A small Pisan Gothic church, built around 1230 and enlarged after 1325.
Open this day: 10:00–14:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
Pisa's second main square and its political centre in the Middle Ages. Today it is home to the Scuola Normale, a university institution.
More about this placePisa Cathedral's bell tower, leaning nearly four degrees because of unstable foundations, and drawing over five million visitors a year.
A historic cemetery on the edge of the Cathedral Square, said to be built around sacred soil from Golgotha brought back from the Third Crusade.
More about this placeWalking today: about 9.3 km, 2 h 15 min in all (estimate)
Park in Florence, on a list of parks and gardens by a local food tour company and recommended by a Florence resident's blog.
Open this day: 07:00–20:00 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
A museum in the Dominican convent of San Marco, designed by Michelozzo in the 1400s. It holds the world's largest collection of Fra Angelico, who lived there for some years.
Open this day: 08:15–13:50 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeAn Italian restaurant recommended by an international food guide and several travel guides.
More about this placeFlorence's main Franciscan church. Michelangelo, Galileo and Machiavelli are buried here, which earned it the name Temple of the Italian Glories.
Open this day: 09:30–17:30 From OpenStreetMap, not verified
More about this placeHistoric street in Florence, recommended by an international city magazine.
Flea market in Florence, on a list of markets by a local food tour company.
More about this placeAn Italian restaurant recommended by an international food guide and travel guides.
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