Traveling to Italy: Which season will best suit your travel style?

Are there times during the year more ideal to select certain Italy Tours and Italy Vacation Packages?

The answer is, truthfully, it depends.

There are various factors that you should consider when planning an Italian holiday. There is no one answer to suit every traveler. Perhaps the question to consider is which season appeals to you most?

The climate in Italy varies by region. Avventure Bellissime prepared this handy guide to the climate of Italy, which nicely overviews what to expect for weather depending on the destination you choose and the season.

"Fall" in love with Italy

What is there not to like about autumn? Traveling to Italy after summer you can typically expect lower airfares and rates for accommodation. The landscape of Italy is always spectacular, but when the leaves change the vibrancy of nature’s palette is truly exquisite.

Exploring the major cities like Rome and Venice is pleasant in the cooler fall weather. Many travelers also find this time of year a great time to visit the most popular historic sites and landmarks because the crowds are thinner than in the height of tourism season (between May and September).

The harvest season is a wonderful time of year to travel to Italy, with regional festivals as plentiful as the abundant food and magnificent Italian wines.

Winter’s cool embrace warms the soul

As crisp and cool as winter in Italy can be, there is a warmth to this season that is not to be underestimated.

Not only can you often find great deals for airfares, accommodation, and Italy tours, but you will get to explore all the top tourist sites and museums without battling crowds of travelers. No matter how cold or chilly it might be outside, the treasures and secrets to be revealed on our Vatican and Sistine Chapel tour will not disappoint.

For winter sports enthusiasts, the world renowned ski resort community nestled in the is not to be missed.

If you like Christmas, you’ll love Christmas in Italy! The celebrations and traditions surrounding this Christian holiday are full of feasting and merrymaking. Looking to ring in the New Year in style? Consider welcoming a felice anno nuovo!