Enchanting Italy
The Land of Dreams and Wonders
ITALY, Multi City Break Rome, Venice & Florence
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Welcome to Italy
Embark on an Enthralling Journey where History Collides with Modernity: Italy Awaits Your Exploration, a Fascinating Land of Passion, Culture, and Culinary Delights Just Waiting to be Discovered in All its Splendor and Charm
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Currency
In Italy, the official currency is the Euro (€). It is widely accepted for all transactions throughout the country.
Language
The spoken languages of Italy are Italian, with regional dialects such as Sicilian, Neapolitan, and Venetian also commonly used.
Visa Requirements
Non-EU tourists visiting Italy need a Schengen visa, which requires a valid passport, travel itinerary, proof of funds and travel insurance.
Popular Italian Destinations
Florence
Immerse yourself in Renaissance art and culture, visit historic landmarks such as the Duomo and Uffizi Gallery.
Venice
Experience the unique charm of the city built on water, with its canals, gondolas and stunning palaces.
Milan
Experience the unique charm of the city built on water, with its canals, gondolas and stunning palaces.
Naples
Enjoy delicious pizza, explore historic sites like Pompeii and Herculaneum while soaking up the lively atmosphere of this coastal city.
Culture & Etiquette
Dress stylishly and conservatively: Italians place a high value on fashion and presentation, so be sure to avoid wearing athletic attire or clothing that is too casual.
Greet people with a handshake: When meeting someone for the first time or entering a shop or restaurant, it is customary to shake hands as a sign of respect.
Understand the importance of meal times: Italians typically eat lunch between 1-2pm and dinner around 8-9pm, so be prepared for later dining hours compared to other countries.
Always greet and thank people in Italian: Even if you only know a few basic phrases, showing effort to communicate in the local language is appreciated by Italians.
Be mindful of personal space: Italians tend to value close physical proximity in conversation, so don't be surprised if people stand closer to you than you might be used to.
Tips for Newcommers
Savour the flavours: Taste the local cuisine and try traditional Italian dishes like pizza, pasta, and gelato.
Discover the icons: Explore the historic landmarks and iconic sights such as the Colosseum, the Vatican City, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Coastal Charms and Village Vistas: Don't forget to visit the picturesque coastal towns along the Amalfi Coast or the charming villages of Tuscany.
Language Learning: Take time to learn a few basic Italian phrases to help you communicate with locals and navigate the country more easily.
Walk through History: Pack comfortable walking shoes as many Italian cities are best explored on foot, with cobblestone streets and historic alleyways to discover.
