Rome & Florence 4-Day Trip
Two Renaissance-era capitals by fast train: Rome's ancient core and Florence's galleries, two nights each.
Trip overview
- Ancient Rome to Renaissance Florence in one rail hop
- Both big bookings made ahead
- Two two-night bases
Best time to visit
April–May and late September–October are ideal. Book the Uffizi and Vatican slots ahead.
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 1 · Rome — Ancient
- 🏛️08:30Colosseum & Forum
- 🍝19:00Trastevere dinner
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Day 2 · Rome — Vatican & Fountains
- 🎨08:00Vatican early
- ⛲17:00Trevi & Pantheon at dusk
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Day 3 · Train to Florence
- 🚄10:00Frecciarossa north (1h30)
- 🗿13:00The Duomo & the Accademia's David
- 🌄18:30Piazzale Michelangelo sunset
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Day 4 · Uffizi & Departure
- 🖼️08:30The Uffizi at opening
- ✈️14:00Oltrarno lunch & departure
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Budget
Estimated total cost: 520 EUR for 4 days.
Includes accommodation, local transport, food, and activities. International flights not included.
Travel tips
- April–May and late September–October are ideal. Book the Uffizi and Vatican slots ahead.
- Carry local currency for small eateries and street food; cards are widely accepted in cities.
- Book popular restaurants in advance during peak season.
- Use public transit where possible — most stops in Rome are tourist-friendly.
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