Italy the land of love

* Where and when to go to Italy !

* The climate in Italy

The climate is generally Mediterranean, with a continental influence in the north, where temperatures have more marked both the summer heat for the cold winter values.

Winters can be particularly harsh and snowy in the Italian Alps.

Moreover, it is to say across the country, especially on the coast, temperatures are fairly mild, but extreme heat can reign for some summer weeks when the sirocco blows.

The best time to discover Italy are in the spring or fall, but the south is also suitable for a winter visit with mild temperatures.

* Useful information

- Before the start

Flight Duration: 2 hours
All times are GMT + 1
Visa required: no
Mandatory vaccinations: no
Currency: Euro (EUR)
> Currency Converter: 1 EUR = 1 €
Language (s): Italian

- Why go to Italy?

Relaxation and leisure: 5/5
Culture and cities: 5/5
Nature and landscapes: 5/5

* What to see and do in Italy

It is difficult to list the many attractions of Italy: remnants of the past, beautiful landscapes, artistic riches, delicious food, population playfulness, are just some examples of what you discover in your visits.

Rome, mythical capital, offers an insight into the story through its Roman and Etruscan monuments, medieval and Renaissance architecture, but it is also level with this through its dynamic and modern aspects.

Florence will not fail to seduce you very touristy in summer, it is conducive to strolling the shoulder seasons, either on the Ponte Vecchio spanning the Arno, the Uffizi or places in secret or sunny places. From the city, you can explore the serene landscape of Tuscany, particularly beautiful area.

Venice is in itself a symbol of Italy's charm is obviously due to its canals, its streets devoid of cars and his magical palace. Timeless, the city includes several essential places, the St. Mark's Square, the Basilica, the Doge's Palace, the church of Santa Maria delle Salute, the Bridge of Sighs, but you will enjoy it just as much by losing yourself in the maze narrow streets, not to enjoy listening to the rhythm of a gondola.

Other steps choices await: Naples set in the bay near the Vesuvius, with Pompeii near Milan, with its opera and its shops and its nightlife, Assisi and fortress, constitute few, and the Italian islands of Sicily and Sardinia, not to be missed.

* Italy in practice

Italy is easily accessible by air, but also by train or by road.
No visa is required for citizens of the EU.
The current currency is the euro.
The budget required to be comfortable enough, you will not eat an average meal in less than 30 € on average, one double room will cost about 150 €.
There 's no particular health problem to report.
For traveling within the country, you can use it without problems public transport, bus or train depending on the destination. Of terries serve Sardinia and Sicily. Renting a car is a very nice way to see the country, which has a very good road network.

Ahmed Khalidi

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