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Travel Itinerary

While attending our wedding is the main reason for the trip, we hope you take the chance to explore Italy along the way. Here is a suggested 10-day journey from Florence to Pienza, the Cinque Terre and Rome — feel free to adapt it however suits you best.

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Day 1

Arrival in Florence

  • Arrival at Florence Airport (FLR) or Pisa Airport (PSA)
     

  • Private transfer to your hotel in the historic centre
     

  • Afternoon free to explore the Duomo, Ponte Vecchio and Piazza della Signoria
     

  • Dinner at Trattoria Zà Zà — the bride’s favourite restaurant in Florence. She highly recommends the truffled carbonara (carbonara tartufata)!

Accommodation: 4* hotel in central Florence (e.g. Hotel Brunelleschi, NH Collection or a charming Airbnb)

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Day 2

Florence Immersive

  • Morning: Visit the Uffizi Gallery (book tickets in advance)
     

  • Afternoon: Palazzo Pitti & Boboli Gardens or walk up to Piazzale Michelangelo for a magical sunset
     

  • Evening: Tuscan dinner with Chianti wine

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Day 3

Florence → Pienza (Tuscany)

  • Morning: Pick up rental car or private transfer (approx. 1h40)
     

  • Check-in in Pienza or nearby (Montepulciano / Montalcino) in the Val d’Orcia
     

  • Afternoon: Stroll through the historic centre of Pienza — a UNESCO World Heritage gem and one of the most romantic villages in Tuscany
     

  • Evening: Welcome dinner or rehearsal dinner

Accommodation: Boutique hotel or agriturismo in Pienza (e.g. Relais Il Chiostro di Pienza)

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Day 4

Our Wedding in Pienza ❤️

  • Beautiful ceremony in Pienza or the surrounding countryside
     

  • Magical reception with stunning views over the Val d’Orcia hills

Tuscany - the most beautiful view points
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Day 5

Val d’Orcia Post-Wedding Relaxation

  • Relaxed day exploring the most beautiful villages: Montalcino (Brunello wine tasting), Bagno Vignoni (thermal square), San Quirico d’Orcia and the iconic cypress tree landscapes
     

  • Sunset at one of the most photogenic viewpoints in Italy

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Day 6

Pienza → Cinque Terre

  • Transfer or train via Florence (total approx. 3h30–4h)
     

  • Arrival in Vernazza or Manarola (the most picturesque villages)
     

  • Afternoon: Walk the Via dell’Amore (if open) or easy coastal paths
     

  • Evening: Seafood dinner with Ligurian sea views

Accommodation: Hotel or apartment with sea view in Vernazza, Manarola or Riomaggiore

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Day 7

Exploring Cinque Terre

  • Boat or train between the five colourful villages: Riomaggiore → Manarola → Corniglia → Vernazza → Monterosso
     

  • Beaches, gelato, swimming and postcard-perfect photos
     

  • Optional: Hiking trails and picnic

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Day 8

Cinque Terre → Rome

  • High-speed train (approx. 4–5 hours)
     

  • Afternoon arrival in Rome
     

  • Free time: Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain (don’t forget to toss a coin!)

Accommodation: Central hotel (e.g. near the Pantheon, Trastevere or Colosseum area)

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Day 9

Classic Rome

  • Morning: Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill (guided tour recommended)
     

  • Afternoon: Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel (or a more relaxed walk through Piazza Navona and the Pantheon)
     

  • Evening: Authentic Roman dinner (carbonara, cacio e pepe or amatriciana)

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Day 10

Rome & Departure

  • Morning free for shopping or a stroll in Trastevere
     

  • Private transfer to Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO)

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Rental car or private transfer

Florence → Pienza

Good to know

Travel Tips

Train (most convenient)

Pienza → Cinque Terre

High-speed Frecciarossa train

Cinque Terre → Rome

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