Italy might look small on the map, but it’s a country of immense diversity. Many travelers cram in Rome, Florence, Venice, Amalfi, and Milan in a week—leaving them exhausted and with only surface-level impressions.
Avoid it: Focus on two or three regions max. Spend more time soaking in local life instead of rushing from one city to another.
Nestled between the bountiful plains of Lombardy and the rugged peaks of the Dolomites, Lake Garda, Italy’s largest lake, unfolds as a majestic canvas painted with the vibrant hues of nature, history, and culture. This enchanting lake has been a muse for poets, a retreat for nobility, and a haven for travelers seeking the sublime.