Rome to Milan Tours

What our customers ask about Rome to Milan Tours

• What would be an example itinerary between Rome and Milan?

  A practical 9-day journey from Rome to Milan starts with 3 days in Rome where you'll visit the Colosseum and Vatican City. Next you'll spend 2 days in Florence exploring the Duomo and Uffizi Gallery followed by 2 days in Venice where St. Mark's Square and the canals await. The trip concludes with 2 days in Milan at the Duomo Cathedral and fashion district. A TourRadar traveler shared: "It's a great trip if you have never visited Italy and wanted the 'best of' sightseeing. We averaged 8 miles a day walking and visited 5 cities. The itinerary gives enough flexibility to wake up at reasonable times for a majority of the trip."

• What are the most common destinations visited between Rome and Milan?

  Florence Venice Cinque Terre and Lake Como stand out as key stops between Rome and Milan. Each destination offers its own distinct character from art museums to coastal views. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "Loved the variety - from Florence's Renaissance art to the stunning coastal views of Cinque Terre. The hotel NH Milano 2 in Milan was particularly well-located for exploring the city." Most itineraries allocate 2-3 nights in major cities such as Florence and Venice allowing time to explore local highlights.

• What is the average price for a Rome to Milan tour?

  Tour prices between Rome and Milan range from USD 2197 to USD 4429 with most packages costing around USD 3000 per person. The price usually covers hotels transport between cities some meals and guided tours at key sites. The Italian Rail Express Tour costs USD 3165 for 9 days which works out to USD 352 per day. A TourRadar traveler commented: "A very busy trip with lots to see. Good choices of outings. Dinners were wonderful hotel rooms were great. Great value for money."

• What is the typical distance covered on a Rome to Milan tour route?

  While the direct route from Rome to Milan spans 475km (295 miles) most tours cover 800-1000km total. This includes stops in Florence (270km from Rome) and Venice (525km from Rome). High-speed trains or coaches connect these destinations. A TourRadar traveler commented: "The distances between cities were well managed with comfortable transportation and scenic routes that let us see the countryside."

• What would be a typical day-by-day itinerary between Rome and Milan?

  The journey typically unfolds as follows: Days 1-3 focus on Rome's Colosseum Vatican and historic center. Days 4-5 take you through Florence's Duomo and Uffizi Gallery. Days 6-7 bring Venice's gondolas and St. Mark's Square. Day 8 concludes in Milan at the Duomo and fashion district. As one TourRadar traveler shared: "The itinerary was perfectly balanced - we had enough time in each city to see the major sights while also having free time to explore on our own. Having most mornings guided and afternoons free worked really well."

• What are the average tour lengths for tours from Rome to Milan?

  Tours connecting Rome and Milan typically span 6-13 days with 9 days being the most common duration. Tour options range from the Italian Splendors Tour at 9 days to the more extended Best of Italy tour lasting 13 days. As one TourRadar traveler mentioned "Much better than anticipated! Great group of people that joined the tour. Outstanding tour leader Antonio. Lots of walking but that was expected and what I wanted."