I'm planning to go in a couple months for 7 days and i cant decide where to stay

I'm stuck between Milan and Rome

Milan is close to Lake Como and not to far from other places like Florence and Venice

But Rome seems like a better place for tourists

how good is the train system? would i be able to travel to a lot of places if I stayed in Rome without having to be on trains for like 4+ hours?

You can visit more major cities if you're in Milan, but there's nothing in the world like Rome if you're into the type of history and art the city has to offer. Really depends what youre looking to do. You could spend a lifetime in Rome and still have places to see. Milan is also nice but more contemporary in a lot of ways

in your opinion, would you rather go to Milan and visit more cities

or go to Rome and spend most/all of your time there?

Don't go if your not white

Maybe u wanna tell us how long your trip is going to be

I did the first and it was a fun time

probably just 7 days

thats what im thinking

which other cities did you end up visiting?

Rome & Firenze are musts. If u stay in Rome, I think u got pretty good connections to Firenze & Naples but idk what public transit prices are like.

im not white, but people said the same thing about Denmark and i loved that so its worth the risk

in italy, just Venice and Verona I think. But it was part of a larger European trip so I hit cities outside of Italy too, Dont know if u just tryna stay in italy

whats ur fav city if u had to pick

Out of those 2? I really loved Firenze's vibe but I think Rome would be the better choice for a tourist

Fondazione Prada in Milan was one of my favorite museums in Europe ngl

Fondation Louis Vuitton was probably my fav

nah just in general like worldwide

Barcelona. So f***ing beautiful, man

U?

sheesh still needa hit it, Madrid prob in my top 5 tho

kinda cliche but maybe NYC rn

oh wait I forgot Mexico City, prolly that

NYC still on my list to visit. Wanna visit US in 2026 but would love to try and squeeze in a trip before.

Trains are good, fast and reliable in Italy

Rome is super touristy, but it’s still rome

Milan is amazing

I’d say stay in Florence and then go to Rome and Milan by train

NYC first visit during the World Cup would be a movie fr tho..

Ive gone to like 20 cities in Italy, depends on what your vibe is. If you like roman ruins, the renaissance, church architecture, Rome is the greatest city on earth. Milan has more modern museums, lots of fashion. And Venice and Turin and Bologna are all really cool cities to visit too. But what are you looking to do in Italy? Are you there for art? Cuisine? Each city in Italy is unique so if you just want a lot of new experiences maybe hit up Milan and go around northern Italy.

Go to Rome, close to napoli, Firenze, Siena, Pompei and s***. Milan is great too and youre close to Bologna, Bergamo, Torino, lake Como and lake Garda. Train system is good usually and can take you to these places quite fast, depending on how much you pay. But at most it'll take you around 3 hours i think