Guide to Italy
Basic Information
Italy will encourage you to create, warm you with its mild climate and enrich everyone who visits it with invaluable experiences. This is where all European civilization was born, and we strongly believe that to these days Italy preserves the greatest cultural heritage of mankind. Despite its venerable age and historical baggage, Italy remains a frivolous, playful and energetic country where everyday life is like a carnival.
Photos of Italy
Sights
Tours to Italy
Sometimes it happens like this: you crave new experiences, but it’s hard to pinpoint exactly what you want. In such cases, a trip to Italy is the perfect solution. This country is ready to give you everything you desire—and even things you didn’t know you were looking for.
Lovers of refined flavors come here for gastronomic tours. Outstanding Italian cheeses, aromatic wines, and a unique cuisine promise the ultimate retreat for the soul and plenty of pleasures for the body.
While Italy’s culinary delights can be enjoyed at any time of year, summer is, of course, the best season for beach holidays. Finding affordable packages to local resorts isn’t easy, but it is possible. Choosing last-minute deals to small coastal towns can result in significant savings.
Another tourist peak occurs in winter, when ski resorts open. Trips to the Apennines or the Southern Alps can also be quite expensive. After all, Europe’s oldest resorts know a thing or two about high-quality service—and price it accordingly. Still, last-minute offers once again make it possible to combine pleasure with smart savings.
Relatively inexpensive trips to Italy can also be found among sightseeing and excursion programs. They are available year-round, so it’s always possible to choose a convenient option.
Where to go to Italy?
When to go to Italy
Italy in spring
Italy in summer
Italy in Autumn
Italy in winter
Usefulness
Visa to Italy
Citizens of the European Union do not need a visa to travel to Italy, while travelers from some non-EU countries may require one depending on their nationality.
Customs & Tax Free
Alcohol, cigarettes and food - it is forbidden to bring in and take out of Italy. Find out how you can get a VAT refund.
Travel by car
We advise you to rent a car in Italy to see the country and visit small non-touristy cities.
Phrasebook for tourists
Not all Italians speak English, so it is worth learning some phrases in Italian.
Public transport and prices
The most convenient way to move around Italy is by fast trains. Find out how you can save money on transportation in the country.