Ideas For His And Hers Breaks In Italy

Italy is the ultimate romantic destination, with cities like Venice and Florence being perfect for a romantic break. But what if you both have very different ideas when it comes to having a good time? In this case, choosing the right destination – or destinations – is essential.

While you cannot wait to get involved in some serious shopping, you may find that your partner is not so keen and might be happier watching some sport. If so, here are some ideas to keep everyone happy.

For him: rugby

Italians love rugby, and when it comes to rugby holidays, Italy is a great option. The 6 Nations could provide the perfect opportunity to visit Italy if your partner is a rugby fan, and in 2015 there are three 6 Nation matches:

  • first Italy play Ireland on February 7th;
  • then they play France on March 15th;
  • finally they play Wales on March 21st.

All of the games take place in Rome at the Stadio Olimpico, so book early to make sure you get a ticket.

For her: shopping

You don’t like rugby? No problem! Rome has plenty of other things to do. For example, the shopping is amazing here. If you like your designer brands – or even want to indulge in a spot of window shopping – head to the area around the Spanish Steps and check out Via Condotti for the best shops, along with Via Frattina and Via Borgognona.

Not interested in designer goods? Try Via del Corso for high-street commercial shops instead. Alternatively, visit a flea market and pick up a bargain. Porta Portese is the biggest and it takes place on Sunday mornings.

Hit the beaches

Want to top up your tan while your partner is watching the rugby? Then head to the beach. There are many beaches near Rome that are easy to reach, including Anzio, which is just 40 km from Rome and is an easy day trip. Alternatively you could visit Sabaudia, Santa Marinella or Sperlonga.

Things to do together

There are also plenty of things to do together on your holiday, including:

  • cultural attractions like the Colosseum and the Roman Forum;
  • world-famous art like the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel;
  • excellent museums like the Vatican Museums;
  • romantic meals at countless restaurants throughout the city.

Why not visit two or more destinations?

Rome is a great option to ensure you both have a great time, but there is no reason why you must stay in one destination. If you are travelling to Rome mainly for the rugby, why not combine it with a trip to somewhere else.

By using a specialist company like Bellarome, you can arrange a multi-centre holiday to various places in Italy. For example, you could head to Venice, Pisa or Florence.

One great option is Milan, the capital of fashion. You could check out the shops or even see the famous fashion show while he can take a tour of the famous San Siro stadium, home of Internazionale and A.C. Milan.

Enjoy Italy together

Italy has so much to see and do for everyone. Remember, you do not have to stay in one place, and you can easily arrange to travel around the country and see two or three different destinations during your time here. Just make sure you plan carefully so there is something for both of you wherever you go.

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