March is traditionally an unpopular month for visiting European countries. The weather in Italy during this time is still unstable, windy, and rainy.
Nevertheless, Italy in March is noticeably warmer than many other parts of Europe. That’s why trips to Italy during this period still attract some travelers. First of all, southern regions already enjoy comfortable temperatures (up to +15 °C), and secondly, travel prices in March are much lower than in the following spring months. Even if you book your flight just a few weeks before departure, the prices remain quite affordable.
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A great idea for a vacation in March is a trip to Rome. The temperature in the capital is around +16°C, and rainfall is infrequent. Even if you happen to be in Rome during rainy days, you can always take shelter in one of the numerous museums or restaurants.
Another good option is Naples. The daytime air here warms up to +18°C, with no precipitation expected, and you might even catch the first sunny days.
At the same time, you can still go skiing or snowboarding at one of the popular ski resorts in Italy, such as Sestriere, Breuil-Cervinia, or Madonna di Campiglio.
