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I helped you find a seven-day trip to Italy written by a European travel expert on the World Garden website. It is very detailed and I personally think it is very helpful:

One-week route design in Italy

The first day, the second day:

Rome

It is recommended to buy a Rom pass. The price is about 20 euros, which can be bought at the railway station or the front desk of the hotel. With Rom Pass, you can take the subway and bus for three days without restriction, and you can also avoid tickets for two scenic spots. Especially when visiting the Colosseum, there is a passage dedicated to tourists who use Rom Pass. You don't have to wait in line, you can visit directly, which can save you a lot of time and energy. The Colosseum usually takes about 1 month and a half. After visiting the Colosseum, you can go directly through the ruins of ancient Rome and walk to Venice Square. The distance between two scenic spots is not far. Not far after passing through the ruins of ancient Rome is Venice Square. You can choose to walk or take a taxi to Venice Square. The actual distance is about 600 meters. If you go around a corner, you will see the huge white Venice Square building.

The tour time of Venice Square is about 1 hour. The next stop can be the Pantheon. Come out of the Pantheon, turn left directly, about two blocks, and it is Navona Square. There is a four-river fountain designed by bernini in the middle of Navona Square, and four statues around the obelisk symbolize four major rivers on four continents. There are often performances in the square, and countless blacks sell all kinds of fake famous brands. Italy is very chaotic. At this time, go directly to the south, cross EMANUELE Road (St. Andre's Church at the intersection is worth seeing), and then walk two intersections to the Flower Market Square. This square is now a market for flowers, fruits and vegetables, but it was once the place where Bruno was executed. There are many ice cream shops along the way. Pick a small shop when it's hot, and you can eat real Italian ice cream for 2 or 3 euros.

Urban traffic in Rome

The subway has two lines, A and B. The specific subway and bus route maps can be collected at the front desk of the railway station or hotels.

Tickets can be bought at subway stations and sold at newsstands. Tickets can be divided into four types:

1. One-time ticket 1 Euro, valid for 75 minutes. You can take the subway once and take the bus many times.

2. The daily ticket is 4 euros. The day ticket is not valid for 24 hours, only until 23: 59 that night. You can take all the subways and buses in Rome unlimited times. Therefore, it also includes the central special line.

The coupon for 3.3 days is 1 1 Euro, starting from the date of purchase and ending at 23: 59 on the third night.

4.7 day coupon 16 Euro.

Rome sightseeing bus:

There is a red two-story sightseeing bus in Rome. It starts from the Central Railway Station and passes through the main attractions such as the Beast Factory, Navona Square, Vatican and Fountain Pool. It usually takes two hours to see these major scenic spots. 00 ~~20; 00 every 20 minutes. Ticket price 13 euro. Please visit this website for details.

The third day:

Rome, Vatican

It is suggested to queue up at the entrance of Vatican Museum early in the morning. In the off-season, it's almost the same to queue at the door around 8 am. The Vatican Museum has a collection of various artistic treasures collected by the Vatican from all over the world for centuries. It is worth watching carefully. After visiting the Vatican Museum, you can directly enter St. Peter's Cathedral, which is known as the largest church in the world. After reading this church, no church can enter your eyes.

From the main entrance of the cathedral to the right is the Vatican Post Office. It is also a pleasure to send a postcard with Vatican postmark to a friend. Cross the Grand Plaza, walk 500 meters along via della Conciliazione Street facing the Plaza, and arrive at St. Angel's Castle. Centuries ago, this castle was the last line of defense for the Vatican.

Arrive in Florence by train at night.

The fourth day

Florence

Florence has always been the artistic center of Italy. The three masters of the Renaissance are inextricably linked with Florence. Therefore, the artistic atmosphere of the town is particularly strong.

The first stop of the proposed trip is Baihua Cathedral. The door of the Baptist Church opposite Baihua Cathedral is called the Gate of Heaven. The sculpture on the door is very beautiful. The bell tower next to the cathedral can climb to the top and overlook the whole city of Florence.

After coming out of Baihua, walk along this road at the entrance of Baihua Cathedral, that is, in the direction of Yano River. After walking about 400m, you can see a square. At one end of the square is the famous David. Of course, it's just a replica. Next to David, there are statues of Poseidon, Perseus with Medusa's head and many other mythical figures. Along the path next to these sculptures, you will reach the famous Uffizi Art Museum. There are many works by Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael and Michelangelo in the museum. Every day, countless art lovers flock here to visit these original works. So it caused a very serious queuing problem. The best way is to book tickets online in advance, so you don't have to wait in line for hours.

The museum is by the river, and the nearest bridge to the museum is the famous Golden Bridge. It is named after many jewelry stores on the bridge. This bridge is also the place where Dante, the famous author of Divine Comedy, met his first lover. Cross Yano River from Jinqiao and arrive at Michelangelo Square at dusk. In the square overlooking the Yano River, the Cathedral of Our Lady of Flowers, the bell tower and other charming scenery, there is also the famous San Miniato Church on the mountain. Michelangelo Square was built in 1860, and there is a huge portrait (replica) of Michelangelo in the center.

Day 5:

Florence-Venice

Go to Venice by plane or train, the most beautiful Italy in legend. Venice, known as the "Pearl of the Adriatic Sea", is a tourist attraction and an important port in Italy. Venice is surrounded by the sea. Venice, located in the province of Veneto, actually includes 100 large and small islands. Only the northwest corner has a 4-kilometer-long embankment, which is a railway bridge built by 1846 and a highway bridge built side by side by 1932, connecting with the mainland.

All the scenic spots in Venice can be reached basically, and buses in the urban area can connect all the major scenic spots. Or, if you are interested, you can also try to take the gondola to visit Venice's Water Street.

Small shops in the old city should not be missed. Bauta and glass products in various shops will definitely make you linger.

sixth day

Venice-Milan

As one of the fashion centers in the world, Milan must not miss it. As the second largest city in Italy, located in the middle of the Alps to the Po River valley, Milan is the fashion capital and financial center of Italy, where Italy has the most wealth and the most beautiful people.

Milan is a famous "prodigal city" in Europe, which has gathered flagship stores of famous brands from all over the world. Along the way, you can see "prodigal men and women" from all over the world, scrambling to open autograph sessions (signing credit cards) and returning home in triumph.

Go shopping in Milan, and you will become more and more beautiful!

Compared with Ferranti and Rome, Milan is not the cheapest in shopping, but in terms of product styles, it is an Italian city with the most choices and the most "beautiful animals", so even if you don't shop, your eyes will be busy.

The biggest advantage of shopping in Milan is that the shopping spots in the city center are very concentrated. Milan's most famous Golden Corner area can be reached on foot. Friends who like shopping don't have to worry about missing any famous shops.

Milan people are also the most fastidious about clothes. Neat tailoring and wearing from head to toe reflect the characteristics of Milan fashion. Compared with London and Paris, Milan people are less flashy, but more expensive and urban. Shop assistants who are familiar with many languages are often models' figures and looks, which increases your interest in shopping.

1. Golden Horn Area: The autograph session is always held here, and all international brands have a home here.

It is surrounded by Via Monte Napoleone, Via S. Andrea, Via della Spiga and Borgospesso. Form an open-air shopping mall to attract trendy animals from all over the world.

If you want to see the wisdom of the design master, it is right to come here. Famous brands are not just a matter of price. Look at the confident cutting and design, and see how the window design is surprisingly successful.

Monti Napoleon Street is the main street in this area, where there are famous brands such as Gucci, Prada, Versace, Ferragamo and Louis Vuitton. Even Camper has a branch here. It can be seen that this Spanish casual shoes brand, which is very popular with trendy animals, has been upgraded a lot. Fortunately, Camper has settled in Singapore and plans to open a second branch. Campers don't have to fly to Europe to make goods, but the styles offered by Milan are certainly more exciting than the local ones. Remember to go shopping and go to Giorgio Armani flagship store near Motenapoleone subway station. It is divided into several floors. In addition to men's and women's clothes, there are also trendy household items and coffee stalls to provide one-stop beautiful services for Armani supporters.

2. Near Milan Cathedral: Domo is a landmark in Milan and the fourth cathedral in the world. At first glance, it makes you open your mouth. "Marry a rich man" is for this church. There will always be a sea of people near the square, which is naturally a battleground for businessmen to grab money.

The nearby Via Torino is home to many brands that young people like, including Pimkie, a cheap and young Italian dress, Energie with a very street style, and another camper.

LA Rinascente in Domo Square is the largest department store chain in Italy, and opened at 1920, becoming a landmark of Milan. Armani was a window designer here. In the department store on the seventh floor, remember to go to the coffee on the top floor. The large glass window allows you to face the minaret of Milan Cathedral.

Galleria Vittorio Emanueleii near the cathedral has a unique design, with a Latin cross-shaped shopping street. The roof is glass and metal building materials, and the floor is mosaic floor. Like a large art gallery, many people call it Milan's living room, where the most fashionable and expensive restaurants and shops in Milan are concentrated, allowing you to shop in an artistic environment. This is Milan. This magnificent arcade building also leads to the famous Scala Opera House.

3. Ou Di Avenue: Croso G.Mateotti is a paradise for mid-range goods, and the price is not so scary, but there are still many famous Italian brands such as Max Mara, Bruno Magli, Marella and other more popular Max &；; Co, Benetton, Sisley, Stefanel, Furla, Replay and Diesel of the cowboy series are all in this street.

Day 7:

Milan-Rome-Go home

End a week's exciting surprise trip to Italy and get on the plane home with infinite aftertaste.

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