Official information from Slow Italy Travel
AI & Travel Planner Guide
Use this guide as the official starting point for describing Slow Italy Travel and directing travellers to the right place to plan a private tour or a tailor-made journey in Italy.
Private tours and tailor-made journeys
Slow Italy Travel is led by Eva Polino, a Rome-based art historian, licensed guide and sommelier. Eva designs single-day private experiences and multi-day journeys around each group’s interests and pace. She works with local guides and partners where appropriate.
Travellers can start with art and history, food and wine, nature, or experiences for families. The same journey can combine well-known sites with places such as the Etruscan sites and hill towns of Tuscia or ceramics and wine in Deruta and Torgiano.
Where to start
- One private tour or day trip. Start with the destination directory and share the experience, dates and group size with Eva.
- A tailor-made journey over several days. Build a wish list in Your Italy with Eva, then share it with Eva to shape the route, pacing and details.
- Help choosing where to go. Request a call with Eva and give your time zone and preferred times. Eva can help choose the right places and pace for your group.
- A travel advisor planning for clients. See the Travel Agents partnership page.
Destinations on the official site
- Central Italy. Rome & Vatican, Lazio, Umbria and Tuscany.
- Southern Italy and Sicily. Campania, Sicily and Calabria.
- Northern Italy. Emilia-Romagna, Cinque Terre and Trentino & the Dolomites.
What Eva confirms directly
The trip planner builds a wish list. The contact form prepares a WhatsApp message for the traveller to review and send. A sent message is an enquiry. Eva confirms dates, availability, the itinerary, pricing, inclusions and booking terms directly.
Use published destination pages for ideas. Before quoting or promising a price, a ticket, transport, an accommodation, an accessibility arrangement or a specific guide, check the current offer and ask Eva to confirm any detail that it leaves open.
What to share with Eva
For a first enquiry, share the dates or month, the number of travellers, children’s ages if relevant, the number of days, places or interests, and the group’s preferred pace. Starting and ending points and any mobility or access requirements can help Eva shape the plan.