With its rich culture, stunning landscapes and culinary heritage, it is no surprise that Italy is one of Europe’s most popular travel destinations. Home of the world’s smallest country – Vatican City – as well as being the birthplace of Renaissance art, Italy’s vibrant culture attracts over 62 million international visitors each year. Join Girls Guide to The World as we explore this beautiful country.
Discover the charm of Puglia, known for its whitewashed hill towns, centuries-old farmland, and boundless Mediterranean coastline. Visit the iconic trulli houses in Alberobello, taste the local olive oil, and immerse yourself in the region's vibrant traditions and warm hospitality.
Explore the stunning Amalfi Coast, a popular honeymoon destination amongst celebrities and it’s easy to see why. With its breathtaking views of the coastline and romantic ambience, the Amalfi Coast is your gateway to exploring the beauty of southern Italy. Wander through its narrow streets, savor the famous limoncello, and enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Indulge in Italy’s world-renowned cuisine, where pizza, pasta, and gelato reign superior. With the average Italian consuming about 25 kg of pasta per year, it’s clear that food is central to Italian heritage. Enjoy the rich flavors and traditions that make every meal in Italy an unforgettable dining experience.
Italy, a country that is overflowing with history and culture, offers a diverse range of experiences for travelers across the globe. From the expansive ancient ruins of Rome to the rolling vineyards of Tuscany, Italy’s landscapes are as diverse as its ageless culture and traditions. The Renaissance period, which began in Florence in the 14th century, marked a prominent rebirth of art, science, and literature. This era produced some of the world’s most notable artists, including Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo, whose artwork continues to inspire millions.
Beyond this artistic legacy, Italy is also famously renowned for its delicious food. Italian cuisine, with its emphasis on fresh, high-quality ingredients and time-honored recipes, offers a feast for the senses. Naples is widely recognized as the birthplace of Pizza, created in 1889 in honor of Queen Margherita of Savoy. So, whether you’re trying a
perfectly baked Margherita, a bowl of al dente pasta, or a scoop of gelato, each dish tells a story of Italy’s valued traditions.
But Italy is more than its large cities and tasty meals. The Amalfi Coast's coastal towns and Puglia's rustic landscapes provide a different yet equally captivating glimpse into Italian life. Sorrento’s coastal beauty invites you to relax by the Mediterranean, while Puglia’s rolling hills and ancient olive groves offer a glimpse of Italy's agriculture.
With Girls Guide to the World, you’ll experience these destinations in an enriching, safe, and empowering way, connecting you with like-minded women along the way. Our tours are designed for women of all ages who seek adventure, cultural enrichment, and a deeper connection to the places they visit. Join us on a trip of a lifetime to Italy!
Citizens of the EU, US, Canada, Australia, and many other countries do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days. For longer stays or other nationalities, check with the Italian consulate.
A valid passport with at least three months validity beyond your intended stay to Italy. Non-EU citizens may also need proof of onward travel and sufficient funds.
Yes, credit cards are commonly accepted, especially in larger cities. However, carry some Euros for smaller establishments and rural areas.
Dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees. Many churches in Italy have strict dress codes.
Italy uses Type C, F, and L plugs with a standard voltage of 230V and frequency of 50Hz. Bring an adapter if needed.
Tipping is not obligatory but appreciated. Leave small change or round up the bill in restaurants.
