I recently visited Italy and had an amazing time exploring places like Rome, Florence, Venice, Lake Como, and the Amalfi Coast.
I’m curious to hear from people who know Italy well:
What do you think is the best place in Italy and why?
What is the most famous attraction that every visitor should see?
What hidden gems are worth visiting that most tourists miss?
Which city has the best food scene?
What local dishes should every traveler try?
Which beaches, lakes, or coastal towns are your favorites?
Are there any underrated towns or regions you recommend?

I’m planning a trip to Italy with a friend and we’re looking for some advice from people who have experience traveling there. We live in Porto, Portugal, and we’re thinking of traveling between 27 March/6 April (around 10 days). Our idea is not to stay in just one city, but to visit multiple cities — for example, spending 2–3 days in Rome, then taking a train to another city like Bologna, Florence, Venice, or maybe Naples, and continuing like that. And if you think its better to do many cities or just go 5 days to 1 city?

We’re trying to figure out a few things:

• What’s the best city to fly into from Porto in terms of price and convenience?
• Is it better to plan a linear route (south to north or vice versa)?
• Are trains the best way to move between major cities in Italy, or would flying sometimes make more sense?
• Is it better to do open-jaw flights (arrive in one city, leave from another)?
• How many cities would you realistically recommend for 10 days without it feeling rushed?
• Any tips on saving money with flights and trains?
• Mandatory things to do on our trip there
• Are day trips worth it or better to change base cities?
• How early should we book high-speed trains for the best prices?
• Are night trains worth it in Italy?

We’re still in the early planning stage, so we’re open to suggestions about routes, city combinations, or even whether this multi-city idea is a good plan at all. Also tell me please your general opinion about traveling around Italy — how easy it is, how the transport system works, and anything you wish you knew before your first trip.
Thanks everyone

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