I would assume I don't need to go into Corona related warnings for you, you know you will need to prep for staying longer in one place and/or not getting to some places, covid dependant, its not a guarantee that anyone will be able to traverse Europe freely this summer, regardless of what headlines people read about vaccinated travellers. So aside from that, what I have experienced travelling in the pandemic, is that not much can be spontaneous, and needs to be pre-booked to allow for proper distancing and controls etc, so I wouldn't risk leaving things to the last minute this year. Make a plan, book it all and make sure you can get free cancellation or move the bookings easily if necessary. 👌🏼

I love Milan! Make sure to check out Lake Como or one of the other lakes along the border there. Peschiera del Garda is cute and very fun.

I have worked with a company by the name of Y.CO. They are very professional and I’ve found their pricing to be quite competitive. https://y.co

I know a bit of Spanish so the Italian language would probably be a bit easier to pick up, but I also am a chef and love French food. Maybe just a tad bit more then Italian food. Love both. 😇

In my opinion it is way better to spend some time in both Rome and Florence.

We did a day tour of Pompeii and Almalfi coast that was amazing. We took the bullet train from Rome and met up with our tour guide in Naples. It was one of our best days!!

That sounds like an amazing honeymoon! I have tips for what to see and do in Amsterdam here: https://jetsettingfools.com/3-days-in-amsterdam-itinerary/ ;)

Florence is my fav place in Italy I’ve been!! So fun and Tuscany has the best wine