
Holiday destination
Italy
Italy is a joy for culture and food lovers, from the ancient monuments of Rome to the canals of Venice and the Renaissance treasures of Florence. Lake Garda offers relaxing lakeside towns, while Naples and Ischia open up the Bay of Naples. Every region has its own food and wine.
Region: Europe
Trip types on sale: City Break.
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Rome
The Colosseum, the Vatican and the Trevi Fountain.
View 3 holidays featuring RomeVenice
Canals, St Mark's Square and gondola rides.
View 3 holidays featuring VeniceLake Garda
Italy's largest lake, ringed by pretty towns such as Sirmione.
View 2 holidays featuring Lake GardaAthens
Named on a Italy holiday.
View 1 holiday featuring AthensFlorence
Renaissance art, the Duomo and the Uffizi Gallery.
View 1 holiday featuring FlorenceIschia
A volcanic island in the Bay of Naples known for thermal spas.
View 1 holiday featuring IschiaMilan
Named on a Italy holiday.
View 1 holiday featuring MilanNaples
The gateway to Pompeii, Vesuvius and the Amalfi Coast.
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Best time to go
Who it suits
Getting there
Practical
- Time: 1 hour ahead of the UK all year.
- Currency: Euro
- Language: Italian.
Typical daytime highs
- Spring (March to May). Typical daytime highs around 17 to 23°C in spring (March to May).
- Summer (June to August). Typical daytime highs around 28 to 32°C in summer (June to August).
- Autumn (September to November). Typical daytime highs around 19 to 26°C in autumn (September to November).
- Winter (December to February). Typical daytime highs around 9 to 14°C in winter (December to February).
These are typical ranges, not a forecast.
Things to do
- See the Colosseum and the Vatican in Rome
- Take a gondola or water bus in Venice
- Visit the Uffizi Gallery and the Duomo in Florence
- Explore Pompeii near Naples
- Take a ferry between Lake Garda's towns
- Enjoy pasta, pizza and gelato
Questions
How long is the flight to Italy?
About 2 to 2 hours 30 minutes from the UK.
When is the best time to visit Rome?
Spring and autumn, when it is warm but not too hot.
Is Lake Garda good for families?
Yes, with lakeside towns, ferries and theme parks nearby.
UK passport holders should check the latest entry requirements on GOV.UK foreign travel advice before booking.
