Perhaps one of the most pressing questions travelers have is the cost of holidays in Italy. We should immediately mention that the prices of holidays here vary depending on the region and the popularity of a particular city.
Still, approximate costs for a trip to Italy are as follows:
- Round-trip flights to Italy cost on average €200–250;
- Accommodation: budget guesthouses start at €50 per night; three-star hotels from €120–130; more comfortable four-star hotels — from €180–200 and up;
- The average restaurant bill is €30–50 per person for dinner with drinks;
- Public transport tickets range from €1.50 to €2.
A tour to Italy for one person including flights, accommodation in a three-star hotel, and breakfast will cost at least €800–1000. Early booking and special offers can help you find better deals.
We are not talking about last-minute tours — they are rarely significantly cheaper. The most effective way to save money is to catch flight promotions and book tickets in advance. Flights usually make up the biggest part of the travel expenses. Other costs — accommodation, meals, and entertainment — can be adjusted to your budget.
