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Guide to Italy

## Before you buy tickets

Before we start buying a ticket, it's a good idea to think about our approximate route plan, where we want to look and how to get there. You can go to Italy at any time of the year. This country always has something to offer. In summer we can spend a beautiful holiday on sunny sandy beaches, in winter we are enchanted by the snowy Alps, and all year round you can go for sights, history or culture to Rome, Venice or Sicily. However, if we want to avoid massive crowds of tourists, avoid the summer holiday season.

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### How much does a ticket to Italy cost

The price of the ticket is affected by the destination and the period. There are dozens of places in Italy where we can go. The price of a ticket to Italy is between 35 and 130 GBP. If you follow the prices of the tickets, you can get interesting prices for the return trip. The cheapest we can get to Milan, Venice, Pisa and Rome. More expensive flights to Italy include Sardinia and Sicily.

#### Ticket prices to Rome

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### When to buy a ticket to Italy

It is good to buy tickets to Italy 2-4 months before the scheduled departure. It is definitely good to follow the actions of air carriers to make the price as favorable as possible.

### Best day for departure to Italy

Most people want to spend an extended weekend or vacation abroad. Italy is also a good destination. In the winter months you get the cheapest flights to Italy, where there are fewer tourists. Tickets to seaside destinations, especially during the summer holidays, will run out quickly.

## FAQ for buying tickets to Italy

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### What to do after landing in Italy

After landing in Italy, we recommend exchanging a few euros at the airport if you do not have home with you. Nowadays, it is possible to pay by card in most places, but it is good to always have a small amount of cash on hand.

After getting off the plane, they will take you to the checked baggage at the airport, where you will pick it up. Follow your flight number above the taxiway.

You can also find out at the airport how to get from the airport to the center, look for bus or train connections, or you can use the car rental, if you plan to go around more places.

### Why go to Italy

Italy is one of the few countries where you can go for any kind of vacation, whether for history and culture to places like Rome, Naples, Florence or Venice. Or enjoy the sun and beautiful beaches such as Calabria, Sicily or Sardinia.

And we must not forget the popular ski resorts in the Italian Alps, such as Livigno, Sella Ronda, Cortina D'Ampezzo or Alta Badia.

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July and August are the best holidays in northern and central Italy and September in the south

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