Italian Tour Expenses:

All You Need

to Know

Money matters

Southern Italy is

less expensive

than

Northern Italy.

Smaller towns are

less expensive than large

cities.

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Look for shops that display a

“tax free for tourists” sign.

Non-EU resident’s are eligible

for a refund on purchases

made on a single day that

value more than €155.

Where to Stay

In smaller towns look for

agriturismo - farm stays -

and bed and breakfast

lodging for less than half of

that amount.

Comfortable and safe

accommodations are

available for less than €100

in any Italian city.

Where to Eat

A continental

style breakfast

is almost

always included

with your

hotel.

Lunch usually

includes

3 courses, a

glass of wine

and coffee.

For a dinner in

the city, budget

is about €25

per person.

Pizza sells for

€10.

A small scoop

of gelato, with

your choice of

two flavours

costs €3.

You can cover a

lot of ground on

foot in Rome,

Florence and

Venice.

Hop on local buses and

metros for about €2 per

ride for longer distances.

What to Visit

There are countless

works of

art, museums, churche

s and archaeological

sites

to visit in Italy.

Buy dedicated passes and

combined tickets if you plan

to visit many sites and

museums in a short period

of time to save money.

There are many free sites

that you can visit

all over Italy.

For more information about

Italy travel, visit our website

www. touritalynow.com

or call our travel experts

at 800.955.4418.