Italy Guide
Italy isn’t just a place you visit — it’s a feeling you settle into.
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It’s slow mornings that turn into long lunches, golden light bouncing off centuries-old streets, and a way of life that encourages you to linger just a little longer. Days revolve around good food, beautiful surroundings, and the simple joy of being present. There’s an effortless romance in the air — not loud or showy, but woven into everyday moments, from animated conversations to quiet evenings spent wandering with no real plan. Italy invites you to savor, not rush, and once you lean into its rhythm, it’s hard not to fall in love.
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Looking for something specific? This guide covers The Amalfi Coast, Positano, Capri, Sorrento, Ravello, Amalfi, and Naples.
Important Notes and Tips:
Language: Italian. English commonly spoken in tourist areas and major cities. Basic Italian phrases appreciated, especially in smaller towns.
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Currency: Euro €â€‹ // Credit Cards/ATMs: Visa and Mastercard widely accepted. American Express accepted in some places; Discover rarely accepted. ATMs widely available. Cash recommended for small purchases and local spots.
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When to Visit:
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Spring (April–June): Mild weather and fewer crowds
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Summer (July–August): Hot, busy, and peak travel season
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Fall (September–October): Warm, less crowded, and a favorite for many
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Winter (November–March): Cooler, quieter, and more affordable
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