Italy is a place that has it all - distinctive culture, unique sights, fantastic landscapes, and incredible cuisine that is loved worldwide.
Sunny Italy can offer something to fall in love with even to the most unenthusiastic traveler, and a liftime is barely enough to cross out everything on the list of must things to do in Italy. But don’t take our word for it! Pick an itinerary you like, and we will orchestrate a perfect trip for you. And don’t forget that all of them are customizable and can be tailored to your idea of the perfect Italian getaway.
Italy Getaway Destinations
Italy Getaway Destinations
Sunny Italy can offer something to fall in love with even to the most unenthusiastic traveler, and a liftime is barely enough to cross out everything on the list of must things to do in Italy. But don’t take our word for it! Pick an itinerary you like, and we will orchestrate a perfect trip for you. And don’t forget that all of them are customizable and can be tailored to your idea of the perfect Italian getaway.
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Italy Weekend Trip Q&A
What is the best city break destination in Italy?
When it comes to choosing the best destination for an Italy getaway, everyone has their own truth. Some people believe that nothing can beat the atmosphere and energy of Rome. Others can’t think of anything more appealing than the unparalleled beauty of Capri Island and its golden beaches. The picturesque vineyards and awe-inspiring cities of Tuscany also captured the hearts of many. So there is no and can’t be a definitive answer on what is the best Italy weekend getaway destination. If you’ve never been to Italy, we advise starting with the classic – Rome, Florence, or Venice.
Do I need a visa to travel to Italy from the UK?
The citizens of the UK, Israel, the Republic of Korea, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and the USA can travel to Italy (as well as other Schengen countries) for up to 90 days in any 180-day period visa-free. But don’t forget that you still need travel insurance to enjoy long weekend trips to Italy and other incredible European destinations.
Do I need the COVID-19 vaccine to go to Italy?
Since June 2022, all COVID-19 restrictions regarding visiting Italy have been lifted. All travelers, regardless of their vaccination status, are welcome. However, at the moment, all visitors can be subjected to random COVID-19 testing in ports and airports, and people arriving in the country on trains and ferries have to wear an FFP2 mask to enter Italy.
Is Italy expensive to visit?
Italy is generally cheaper than the UK, Germany, and France, yet still, it is significantly pricier than Croatia or Portugal. So overall, the country can be classified as a middle-range travel destination.
How much is a weekend trip to Italy?
As you can imagine, trying to give a specific answer to such a general question is about as efficient as guesswork. The price depends on the hotels you are going to stay in, do you need private transfers or not, how many and what kind of activities your itinerary include, whether you will eat at Mcdonald’s or Michelin-star restaurants, as well as many other factors that influence the budget. To offer you more flexibility, each getaway we offer has several price options – Classic, Premium, and Luxury. The prices for a package, including a 4-star hotel in the city center, one city tour with a local guide, private airport transfers, and a Roma Pass, start from 529 EUR (about 462 GBP) for a three-day getaway to Italy. The analogous packages for a 4-day Italy itinerary start from 716 EUR (about 625 GBP).
What is the cheapest month to go to Italy?
February, probably because the weather conditions scare away most travelers. But if you are traveling on a budget or want to see the real Italy the way locals see it – you can’t find a better time to make a trip. You can have the world-famous cultural gems practically to yourself, the prices of hotels are much lower than during the summer months, and the rates of most tour guides are a bit lower. If you plan carefully, an Italy 4-day tour in February will cost you about the same as a three-day itinerary but during the peak of the tourist season.
Is it better to take euros or use debit card in Italy?
Always have cash on you regardless of where you are traveling. Debit cards are widely accepted in major Italian cities, but they become less and less reliable the further away you go from the city center. Plus, cash will come in handy if you need to use a public bathroom, leave some tips, or if you decide to explore the local markets during your short trip to Italy.
Italy Weekend Trip Q&A
What is the best city break destination in Italy?
When it comes to choosing the best destination for an Italy getaway, everyone has their own truth. Some people believe that nothing can beat the atmosphere and energy of Rome. Others can’t think of anything more appealing than the unparalleled beauty of Capri Island and its golden beaches. The picturesque vineyards and awe-inspiring cities of Tuscany also captured the hearts of many. So there is no and can’t be a definitive answer on what is the best Italy weekend getaway destination. If you’ve never been to Italy, we advise starting with the classic – Rome, Florence, or Venice.
Do I need a visa to travel to Italy from the UK?
The citizens of the UK, Israel, the Republic of Korea, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and the USA can travel to Italy (as well as other Schengen countries) for up to 90 days in any 180-day period visa-free. But don’t forget that you still need travel insurance to enjoy long weekend trips to Italy and other incredible European destinations.
Do I need the COVID-19 vaccine to go to Italy?
Since June 2022, all COVID-19 restrictions regarding visiting Italy have been lifted. All travelers, regardless of their vaccination status, are welcome. However, at the moment, all visitors can be subjected to random COVID-19 testing in ports and airports, and people arriving in the country on trains and ferries have to wear an FFP2 mask to enter Italy.
Is Italy expensive to visit?
Italy is generally cheaper than the UK, Germany, and France, yet still, it is significantly pricier than Croatia or Portugal. So overall, the country can be classified as a middle-range travel destination.
How much is a weekend trip to Italy?
As you can imagine, trying to give a specific answer to such a general question is about as efficient as guesswork. The price depends on the hotels you are going to stay in, do you need private transfers or not, how many and what kind of activities your itinerary include, whether you will eat at Mcdonald’s or Michelin-star restaurants, as well as many other factors that influence the budget. To offer you more flexibility, each getaway we offer has several price options – Classic, Premium, and Luxury. The prices for a package, including a 4-star hotel in the city center, one city tour with a local guide, private airport transfers, and a Roma Pass, start from 529 EUR (about 462 GBP) for a three-day getaway to Italy. The analogous packages for a 4-day Italy itinerary start from 716 EUR (about 625 GBP).
What is the cheapest month to go to Italy?
February, probably because the weather conditions scare away most travelers. But if you are traveling on a budget or want to see the real Italy the way locals see it – you can’t find a better time to make a trip. You can have the world-famous cultural gems practically to yourself, the prices of hotels are much lower than during the summer months, and the rates of most tour guides are a bit lower. If you plan carefully, an Italy 4-day tour in February will cost you about the same as a three-day itinerary but during the peak of the tourist season.
Is it better to take euros or use debit card in Italy?
Always have cash on you regardless of where you are traveling. Debit cards are widely accepted in major Italian cities, but they become less and less reliable the further away you go from the city center. Plus, cash will come in handy if you need to use a public bathroom, leave some tips, or if you decide to explore the local markets during your short trip to Italy.
