Italy 2 Weeks Itinerary Planner: Days Per City
Splits your trip days across cities by priority, deducts half a day per transfer, and gives a day-by-day skeleton with warnings.
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Planning two weeks in Italy and unsure how many days Rome, Florence or Venice deserve? Enter your trip length, start date, cities in travel order and a priority for each. The planner splits the days, allows for travel time and warns you when a stop is too short.
How it works
- Enter the trip length in days and your start date.
- Type your cities in travel order and give each a priority from 1 to 5.
- Add the door-to-door transfer hours from the previous stop, checked on the train or flight operator's site.
- Read the warnings, then use the day-by-day table as a skeleton to adjust.
Rule: each transfer takes 0.5 day off the total. The remaining days are shared in proportion to priority, the arrival city of each transfer gets that half day back, and the result is rounded to whole days. Every stop gets at least 1 day. Nights count the last day as departure.
Transfer times, timetables and opening hours change, so confirm them with the operator before booking. The plan is a rough guide, not a booking.
Frequently asked questions
How many days should I spend in each city on a 2-week Italy trip?
It depends on your priorities. Many travellers aim for at least 2 nights per stop, so two weeks usually fits 4 to 5 bases. Enter your own priorities and the planner shows the split.
Does this work for countries other than Italy?
Yes. The cities and the priority values are only examples. Type any stops and transfer times and the same rule applies. It uses no live data, so check timetables yourself.
Where can I check train times between Italian cities?
Use the operators' own sites, such as Trenitalia, and add time to reach the station. For food ideas by region, see our Italy foodie guide.