r/ItalyTourism 7h ago

Discussione/discussion Is it safe to drive around in the Dolomites as a tourist?

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21 Years old, had a full license for two years. Haven't driven overseas before but have my international driving permit. Seriously tossing up skipping the Dolomites completely if driving around in a rental car is too risky. Just don't want to be dependent on infrequent buses, paying for taxis constantly, missing early morning starts, and basically seeing half of what I had originally planned (with a car). But the safety risk of course trumps all of that.

Will it be okay? I would say I am a cautious and skilled driver. I have been driving alone since 17.


r/ItalyTourism 7h ago

domanda/question Lake Maggiore

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Hello everyone! I chose Lago Maggiore for my 30th birthday celebration and we are traveling with a group of 10. The dates are 3-6 of September and I'm drafting an itinerary. We are staying in a beautiful villa near Besozzo, what are some good activities in the area (under 1h drive)? Also we are thinking of booking a private boat for the day but I don't see much options for 10 people except water taxis. Other things I'm curious about: what's the best vineyard to go to, which restaurants are a must in the area? Generally any advice would be appreciated, I want my guests to have the best time!


r/ItalyTourism 9h ago

Need some help with activities and must-see's for our itinerary

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My girlfriend and I are visiting Italy this september and we're wondering if there are any must-see's or fun activities to try/do when in Italy. We are 22 and 26 years old and are quite active (I like to do some running in the morning). We enjoy good food, wine, beer, music and other festivities as well. We are suckers for local culture and we'd like to really get a taste of how people are, what they like to do and what they're most proud of (food, wine, sports, anything). Getting to know the locals doesn't mean we are planning on talking to everyone and bothering them with our 'touristy-interest', we'd just like to get a taste of local interests/products.

We're both from the Netherlands and can be social when needed, but we can do very well on our own as well. We dont mean te intrude or be the typical tourist when visiting such a cultural country such as Italy. We don't mean to offend anyone so please give me a notice when something I ask or say is somewhat out of line. I hope this message/post doesn't come at a bad time and I hope we can make this a holiday we won't forget. Thanks in advance for a response, it is duly appreciated.

Our itinerary is as follows (7th of september through the 28th of september):

- Arrive in Rome (07-09) (stay for 3 days)

- Montepulciano (stay for 2 days)

- Siena (stay for 2 days)

- Greve (in Chianti, stay for 2 days)

- Florence (4/5 days)

- Lucca (2 days)

- Genua (1 day)

- Rezzo

- Milan (end of trip and our flight back home on the 28th of september)


r/ItalyTourism 1d ago

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r/ItalyTourism 1d ago

Möchtet ihr uns mit in die Alcântara-Schluchten nehmen?

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Hi, my boyfriend and I (german, 27 & 28 y/o) are currently in Catania, Sicily, and we'd like to visit the Alcantara Gorges. We were wondering if anyone could give us a ride? 😊


r/ItalyTourism 1d ago

Vacanze in Valle D'Aosta

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r/ItalyTourism 2d ago

Short trip

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It’s my birthday
And Im alone so I decided to visit a new city in italy near turin.

Do you have any idea where to go?
Im alone.


r/ItalyTourism 2d ago

Casino online senza deposito? Ho seguito bonus, giochi e conto su Extreme Spins, Maximal e 1000 Spins dal primo accesso alla cassa – AMA

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Per questo confronto ho iniziato da una sezione che spesso viene controllata solo alla fine: la pagina delle promozioni. Cercavo un casino online senza deposito e volevo capire quanto fosse semplice trovare l’offerta, leggerne le condizioni e passare ai giochi senza perdersi tra banner e menu.

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Durante il confronto ho controllato:

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r/ItalyTourism 2d ago

Amsterdam da solo

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Ciao a tutti!
Dal 9 al 16 agosto sarò ad Amsterdam . Parto da Roma Fiumicino e viaggio completamente da solo.
Ho già prenotato un hotel nella zona De Pijp e ho deciso di farmi questa vacanza perché finalmente sono in ferie dal lavoro. L’idea è di godermi la città senza programmi rigidi fare un giro nei coffee shop, aperitivi, qualche cena fuori, passeggiare per i quartieri, visitare qualcosa e semplicemente rilassarmi. Se c’è qualche altro italiano che sarà ad Amsterdam negli stessi giorni e ha voglia di bere qualcosa, fare due chiacchiere o condividere qualche uscita, scrivetemi pure in privato


r/ItalyTourism 2d ago

Civitaveccia to ciampino airport

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r/ItalyTourism 2d ago

Ikke-kommersiell forespørsel

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Good morning. This is a non-commercial inquiry. I'm looking for people from Norway who visited Ischia or Forio (province of Naples, Italy) in July to see if they liked the island. This is just to find out if they liked our island. Thank you.

God morgen. Dette er en ikke-kommersiell forespørsel. Jeg ser etter folk fra Norge som besøkte Ischia eller Forio (provinsen Napoli, Italia) i juli for å se om de likte øya. Dette er bare for å finne ut om de likte øya vår. Takk.


r/ItalyTourism 2d ago

Bivacco e feste patronali

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In estate in Italia ci sono tante feste con musica e cose buone e tipiche da mangiare. Ho rinunciato ad andare perché non so gestire il bivacco. Voi come fate? Cercate prima il posto per dormire e dopo la festa,di notte,montate il bivacco? O montate il bivacco e poi andate amla festa?


r/ItalyTourism 3d ago

foto/photo My oil painting of shadows on the Tiber river, Rome 🇮🇹

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r/ItalyTourism 3d ago

foto/photo Ponte a Santa Trinita

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r/ItalyTourism 3d ago

Taxi at Brindisi Airport at late evening

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Hi, We will be arriving at Brindisi airport on Wednesday at 23:00, is there airport taxi available or do we need to pre-book in advance? How much is typical fare from Brindisi airport to Brindisi city centre? TIA


r/ItalyTourism 3d ago

Discussione/discussion Sunbed in Bibione

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r/ItalyTourism 3d ago

Short trip

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It’s my birthday
And Im alone so I decided to visit a new city in italy near turin.

Do you have any idea where to go?
Im alone.


r/ItalyTourism 3d ago

Rimini letovanje 2027?

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Neko da je ove godine bio ili planira da letuje u Riminiju
Utisci, sta posetiti, rentacar preporuke?


r/ItalyTourism 4d ago

foto/photo Beauty of lake Como Varenna and bellagio ( Rate my Photos)

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r/ItalyTourism 3d ago

Selling property in Italy

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I would like to sell my family house where I grew up in Italy.
It is in a small medieval town 1 hour away from Rome and near Tuscany. All furnished.

Now I live in NYC and I would not need it anymore.

Would you be interested?

Message me!


r/ItalyTourism 4d ago

my trip Calabria: Life by the Sea

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My girlfriend and I traveled to Reggio Calabria two years ago and had a wonderful time. The place is my kind of beautiful. Il corso, il lungo mare, il museo e la gente erano tutti perfetti.
Few places have touched me the way Reggio Calabria did. And if you’re crazy enough to not like it, Messina (Sicilia) is just 30 minutes away by traghetto (ferry)
I implore you all to visit this wonderful città full of history and beauty.


r/ItalyTourism 5d ago

domanda/question Italy Solo Trip Advice

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Hiya! I’m planning an Italy solo trip in November as it’s my birthday for 4 days and 3 nights. However I’m struggling to decide if I should stay in Naples or Rome.

I want to visit both of these places as a day trip, but I would also like to book a day trip to Pompeii (I know, very ambitious here, but stick with me)

My idea initially was to fly in the morning - ideally before 12 - and take a train to Naples for a day trip. Then go to Pompeii on my second day, then on my third have a wander around Rome and fly out on the fourth day.

But no matter how I look at it I’m just going back and forth - Pompeii is closer to Naples so if I got a guided tour it would be easier to get there from Naples, but then I’d have to back and forth Rome as I want to have a day trip there and also it’s where I’d be flying to and from. Either way kind of annoying.

(I could also do my day trip around Rome on my first day, but that would include lugging all my stuff around which I’d rather have in Naples, and I would also like to push Rome to my exact birthday, which would be the third day)

If anyone knows what would be a more pleasant overnight stay (it’s my first time in Italy!) and less of a hassle, please do let me know as I’m lost.

Also train tips would be appreciated!!
I’m quite new to solo traveling (I’ve only braved Paris), so any advice would be good. Thank you for reading this massive text dump:)


r/ItalyTourism 5d ago

domanda/question Private transport to/from around Livorno

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Hello, we are staying a week in Livorno and are seeking transport to/from Pisa airport as well as to surrounding cities. What are recommended car services or private transport companies in the region? thank you in advance


r/ItalyTourism 6d ago

Hotel Suite in Best Western Hotel Cheap

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r/ItalyTourism 6d ago

What is the best way to get from Pisa to Rimini?

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My boyfriend and I are traveling to Italy soon; we’ll be staying in Pisa for two days and then heading to Rimini. What is the best way to get from Pisa to Rimini—train, bus, etc.? We’ll be returning to Pisa later, so we’d appreciate some advice for the return trip as well. Thanks!