Italy: personalised itineraries

Travel ideas and stories to help plan your itinerary.

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Plan your journey, step by step

Planning a trip to Italy? Voylore offers personalised itineraries. We start with a free consultation to understand your interests, the time you have and how you like to travel.

We build a route with stops and recommendations selected for you. Travel independently with an itinerary that suits your needs. The articles below share experiences and ideas to help you choose what to explore.

How it works

  1. Free consultation to understand your needs.
  2. Preparation of your personalised itinerary.
  3. Travel independently with your route and recommendations.
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Italy

One country, twenty worlds: the regions of Italy

Italy is twenty different countries sharing one flag. Every region has its own language, traditions, flavours and its own way of welcoming you.

Dolomiti

Dolomites without crowds: hidden places in Trentino Alto Adige

The Dolomites were recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009. Trentino-Alto Adige has over 70,000 kilometres of marked trails, many of which are still compl

Bivacchi Trentino

Bivouac shelters in Trentino: a simple, free mountain experience

In Trentino-Alto Adige there are over 150 unmanaged bivouacs, many built by the CAI (Italian Alpine Club) since the 1950s. They remain open year-round and are comple

Via degli Dei

Via degli Dei: from Bologna to Florence through the Apennines

The Via degli Dei takes its name from the mountains it crosses: Monte Adone, Monte Venere, Monte Luario — pagan deities that the Romans turned into place names, and

Via Peuceta Puglia

Via Peuceta: a walk through the heart of Puglia

The Peucetians were one of the Messapic peoples who inhabited central Apulia before the Romans. They left extraordinary traces across the land: ancient dolmens, stan

Italia

How to avoid tourist traps in Italy

Italy has more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other country in Europe — 58 in total — and is estimated to hold between 60% and 70% of all the world’s artistic