Traveling in Italy can be the stuff of dreams. Before you board your flight, though, there are several details you need to figure out - including getting around in Italy, choosing travel insurance, and packing appropriately for the weather.
The logistical nitty-gritty of traveling in Italy isn't as fun as working out the best day to visit the Colosseum or learning how to order gelato in Italian, but this kind of logistical preparation goes a long way to making sure your trip runs as smoothly as possible. Whether you're hoping to find out more about navigating the Italian rail network, getting to and from Italy's major international airports, or learning if there are any national holidays may mean closures during your visit, we've got you covered.
The best-case scenario with travel insurance is that you never need to use it, of course, but having it also gives you peace of mind. There are different kinds of travel insurance, covering things like trip cancellation insurance or emergency medical assistance, and our insurance partners can help make sure you're covered.
There are international airports all over Italy, but the vast majority of our guests arrive at one of a handful of major international gateways: Rome's Fiumicino Airport (FCO), Florence's Amerigo Vespucci Airport (FLR), Pisa's Galileo Galilei Airport (PSA), Venice's Marco Polo Airport (VCE), Naples's Capodichino Airport (NAP), or Salerno's Costa d'Amalfi Airport (QSR). Learn more about each airport, including transportation options into the city and vice versa, at the link below.
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