The best time to visit Italy is typically during the spring (April to June) or fall (September to October) when the weather is pleasant. Summer (July and August) can be very hot, especially in the southern regions, and it’s peak tourist season. But if you are looking for fewer crowds, November to March is considered the low season, except Christmas holidays.

There is a high-speed train service connecting major Italian cities, and depending on the distance and itinerary, domestic flights are also an option. If you’re brave enough to drive on Italian roads, you can rent a car, though it’s worth noting that city centers are generally off-limits to vehicles!

Italy is generally a very safe country for tourists, though, like in any popular destination, you should be cautious of pickpockets, especially in crowded tourist areas and on transportation means like metros and buses

Italy uses the Euro (€) as its currency.

Yes, most establishments accept credit cards, though it’s a good idea to carry some cash, especially in smaller towns or for small purchases. Many places accept Visa and MasterCard, but American Express may be less commonly accepted.

It depends on the venue: meals range from €20-40 at casual trattorias to €50 or more at fine-dining restaurants

Italian cuisine is diverse, with regional specialties like pizza and pasta in the south, rich risottos in the north, and fresh seafood along the coast. Don’t miss tasting gelato and espresso, two Italian staples!

Tipping in Italy is not obligatory, but it is appreciated. In restaurants, a service charge (coperto) is often included in the bill, but leaving a small tip for good service is common. For taxis, rounding up the fare is typical. For guided tours, a tip of around 5-10 euros per person is appreciated. Drivers are usually tipped around 10% of the fare.

The most popular are Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan, Naples, but there are so many lesser-known cities like worth visiting! If you’d like to visit some hidden gems, please specify it in the questionnaire and we will include them in your itinerary!

Yes its always better! Especially for the most famous museums and attractions. Although you have booked the tickets for the main attractions, it is likely that during peak season there will still be some waiting at the entrance due to the large crowds. The alternative is not to book the entrance, but in this case, the wait will certainly be much longer!

It varies from north to south but is generally temperate, with hot summers and mild winters. In summer the temperature can reach around 85° F or more ( around 30 Celsius), in winter sometimes it goes around 40°F or less (around 10 Celsius)

Yes, shoulders and knees should be covered

Yes, in most Italian cities it is safe and often of excellent quality

Be mindful of pickpockets in crowded areas and keep your documents secure. Advisable to have your passport photo and the one of your children on the phone. If you are a solo traveler, avoid walking around at late night