14-day costs per person (excluding flights)
| Budget Level | Per Day | 14-Day Total |
|---|---|---|
| Backpacker | €60–90 | €840–1,260 |
| Mid-range | €130–200 | €1,820–2,800 |
| Luxury | €350–600+ | €4,900–8,400+ |
Sample 2-week itinerary (mid-range for two)
| Days | Destination | Hotel cost/night | Total (2 ppl) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–3 | Rome | €120–160 | €360–480 |
| 4–5 | Naples + Pompeii | €80–120 | €160–240 |
| 6–8 | Amalfi Coast (Sorrento base) | €110–160 | €330–480 |
| 9–10 | Florence | €120–160 | €240–320 |
| 11 | Tuscany day trip (car) | €100 car rental | €100 |
| 12–13 | Venice | €130–180 | €260–360 |
| 14 | Bologna | €90–130 | €90–130 |
| Hotels total | €1,540–2,110 |
Add food (€1,400–2,000 for two), transport (€400–600 for two), and activities (€400–700 for two). Grand total for two: €3,700–5,400 excluding flights.
💡 Pro tip: For 2 weeks, a rail pass (Eurail Italy Pass, 5 travel days in 1 month, ~€200) can save money vs. individual tickets if you haven't booked far ahead.
Bottom line
Two weeks at mid-range costs €1,800–2,800 per person ex flights. For a couple: €3,700–5,400. Southern Italy weeks are significantly cheaper than northern.