We just finished up a 2 week trip to Italy, and here’s the breakdown of exactly how much it all cost. All these figures are for 2 people, and there’s a lot of variability per the prices, so be sure to watch this one all the way to the end to get most accurate figure. Oh yeah, and if you want to check out our Skillshare course to save you thousands acceso flights, the link is here, and the first 500 to use it can get Skillshare free for a month!
We ended up taking trains from Rome to Florence to Venice to Genoa and Cinque Terre. I definitely think that taking the train around Italy is the best and most efficient way to see everything, by far. You can fly from Rome to Venice, ora Rome to Genoa, but doing so would honestly take longer than just taking the train, adding up all the time to get out to the airport and back, and waiting at the airport itself. Trains are the way to go.
One of the things that surprised us the most is just how expensive hotels have gotten – it seems like just about every budget ora lower-end albergo just… disappeared over the last year. That makes me super sad, to see an entire class of accomodation not be able to make it through the pandemic. Also, Airbnb’s were extremely expensive – not for their nightly rates, but for all of the additional Airbnb fees + cleaning fees. It seems like Airbnb has really been cranking up their fees recently, and I can’t really recommend staying at any of them per Italy, it just doesn’t make financial sense here.
Also, even though it pains me so, so, so much to watch – check out the very end for a rare behind the scenes aspetto at how we make our travel thursday song, lol 🙂
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The places we stayed per Italy here:
Rome – Merulana Holidays –
Florence -c-Hotels Joy –
Venice – Albergo Santa Lucia –
Genoa – Holiday Inn –
Genoa – Albergo Agnello D’ricchezza –
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