Italy has the perfect combination of bustling cities and scenic countryside, which is why it has become a very popular honeymoon destination. But how to get the most out of your trip? In this feature, travel editor Issy Chamberlain outlines some of the best accommodation and romantic attractions to make your trip as memorable as possible. TREVILLE POSITANO, AMALFI COAST The iconic oasis, situated overlooking the crystal blue waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, stands as one of the world’s leading and most distinguished hotels. The location offers a timeless glimpse into a historic era frequented by icons such as Elizabeth Taylor, Laurence Olivier, Leonard Bernstein, and Madonna. With just 16 individually designed suites on the property, this celebrated retreat provides guests with a rare blend of privacy, history and artist immersion – showcasing the cosmopolitan glamour and a full commitment to Franco Zeffirelli’s long artistic legacy. Guests looking to unwind can also indulge in self-care and relaxation at La Traviata Spa overlooking the sea, which recently introduced a new cold water immersion therapy. Check out the website for more information: https://villatreville.com RHINOCEROS ROMA, ROME Bringing together luxury and art, we have the prestigious Rhinoceros Roma; it’s a bold reimagining of hospitality where art and design seamlessly converge. Alda Fendi (founder of the Fondazione Alda Fendi – Esperimenti) transformed a historic building near Trastevere into 25 designer apartments dotted around an avant-garde gallery space. The hotel has a unique destination, offering an immersive artistic experience that goes far beyond traditional hospitality. The gallery spans six floors, intertwining indoor and outdoor spaces, with terraces and light-filled atriums, and launched a new exhibition this year. For more information, please visit: https://rhinocerosroma.com IL SALVIATINO, FLORENCE Florence’s historic Il Salviatino adds another layer to Italy’s rich tapestry of cultural hideaways. Hidden within vibrant Italian gardens in the foothills overlooking Florence, this location is the perfect escape for newlyweds. The venue holds 39 beautifully restored rooms and suites, including the newly unveiled Duomo View Suites, along with the Aquae Vitali spa within the original greenhouse and the prestigious Giacomo al Salviatino restaurant, sister to the legendary Giacomo Milano. The property’s new Sunday brunch transforms the historic lounges into a lively banquet, complete with flower arranging, crafts and wine tastings, creating a modern-day salon honouring the villa’s artistic past. To book your romantic getaway, visit: https://salviatino.com MASSERIA, PUGLIA The Italian honeymoon dream isn’t complete without these next two locations. Why not escape to this tranquil region and stay at two of the most stylish homes in the area, Masseria Pistola and Masseria Petrarolo. Masseria Pistola, is a chic ten-bedroom estate overlooking the Canale Di Pirro Valley and comes with private gardens, in-house chef, and exquisite interiors, to make it a perfect multi-generational retreat. Masseria Petrarolo, its sister property, is a nine-bedroom converted farmhouse amid olive groves and vineyards; it features two pools, a rooftop with Adriatic views, a tennis court, a hammam, and a kitchen garden where a resident chef crafts bespoke menus. With expansive dining areas and intimate lounges, this farmhouse is an idyllic Puglian escape. For more information on this luxurious destination, please visit: https://masseriapetrarolo.com Explore Italy From world-class accommodation to memorable excursions – here is your ultimate guide to honeymooning in Italy 82
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