A honeymoon wouldn't be a honeymoon if we stayed in one place. Help start us off right with our roundtrip tickets to Rome (you can contribute any amount towards this gift).

Once we make it to Italy, we'll need to get around. To enjoy some freedom of movement (and because Kevin finally learned to drive stick), we're opting to tour the countryside by car. We're not even sure Kevin's legs will fit in a Cinquecento, but by God we're gonna try. You can contribute any amount towards this gift.

After tramping all over a volcano, we'll need to collapse in a comfortable bed - help us get a great night's sleep in Naples

Once we're done in southern Italy, we need to get to Croatia. Help us take the overnight ferry from Bari to Dubrovnik.

Italy's modern city, Milan is also home to one of the largest gothic cathedrals in the world.

Cultural heart of Italy, filled with art and history. Kevin didn't appreciate it when he was there as a kid... something tells him this time it will be different.

At the end of our travels, we plan to kick back and relax in Siena, with day trips into the Tuscan countryside. Help us chill out and come down from our frantic road trip.

Durable, comfortable hiking sandals for Rachel.

Keep Rachel's back happy with this hiking-friendly daypack.

Comfy, stretchy, convertible to shorts. Why carry around all kinds of extra clothes?

This pass will get us into all the museums and sights in Naples for three days. Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli, here we come!

Naples is the birth place of pizza, we couldn't visit the city without partaking of this classic dish.

We are celebrating marriage after all... Sometimes you gotta go all-out.

What would a trip to Italy be without a daily dose of Italian Espresso? Keep us caffeinated for 5 days of our trip, and we promise we'll never go to an Italian Starbucks.

Weary travelers need to sleep. Help us get a great night's sleep in Rome

This ancient walled city was once strategically important to the control of the Adriatic Sea. Now it's just a beautiful place to visit.

On our way out of Croatia, we're briefly crossing into Italy again, and want to stay in one of the most romantic cities in Europe.

Let us stay in touch with each other, and find our way out of the inevitably sticky situations of travel.

Lightweight, quick-dry, convertible hiking pants for Rachel. And they look good too!

This pass let's us into museums, get special discounts and use all the public transit in Rome. This is where we are beginning and ending our trip - start us off in style!

There are going to be a lot of hectic evenings and meals on the go, but we want to start our honeymoon off right with a romantic dinner in this ancient city.

Help us marvel at the preserved ancient city and hike up a live volcano!

After a long over night ferry ride, we'll need some fuel to start our day right. Breakfast isn't a normal meal in this part of the world, but we'll buy a loaf of bread, some cheese and some coffee and sit on top of the old wall looking out at the Adriatic sea.

A man that held off the Serbian invasion of Croatia from this fort overlooking the ancient city of Dubrovnik gives personal tours of said fort for a nominal fee. Help us experience history!

We'd love to take the tour to get to the top of the Basilica di San Marco, see the Museo Ebraico di Venezia, and hopefully pick up a book or two at the Libreria Acqua Alta.

What's a honeymoon without a romantic gondola ride in Venice?

After a gondola ride, overlooking the canal, a romantic dinner will be a fine capstone to a lovely day in Venice. Gnocchi and polenta are traditional dishes served in this region of Italy.

A ride on the funicular rail and a cable car to the top of the Swiss Alps - help us take in the spectacular views.

With your gift, we can see Puccini's iconic opera at the most famous opera house in the world!

It's important to hit all the big tourist sites, so help us climb the leaning tower of Pisa!

Your gift will sends us to the Uffizi, the Boboli Gardens, the museum of the Duomo, and let us start working off all that cheese and wine by climbing the 400+ steps to the top of the Cupola del Brunelleschi!

Florentine cooking relies on fresh Tuscan produce - Lots of olive oil, lots of tomatoes and mild cheeses.

Ok, so cheese isn't *strictly* an activity, but how can we pass up pecorino di pienza? With truffles? Aged in red wine?

The Siena Pass will get us into all the museums and cathedrals in Siena, the beautiful Tuscan city where Rachel spent a semester in college.

Our time in Tuscany is meant as cool-down time before returning home, and part of that will be leisurely breakfasts on some outdoor veranda. Help us start the day off right in Siena.

In Italy, a meal isn't a meal without a glass or three of wine. Keep us from looking like uncultured Americans by getting us a bottle of wine with dinner, and let us know which city you'd like us to drink it in: - Rome - Naples - Venice - Milan - Siena