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Cheap Flights to Italy
The world-beloved boot of Italy lays out in the warm Mediterranean Sea with a culture as vivid and diverse as the country’s terrain.
Flights to Italy
Italy has 30 international airports. All of its regions, including the island of Sicily, are accessible. There are several smaller domestic airports as well. Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino International Airport (FCO) is Italy’s largest airport, servicing the historic capital city, Rome. Naples International Airport (NAP) services flights to Italy from around the world in facilities that offer quality restaurants and lounges for travelers’ comfort. Sicily can be accessed via the Palermo International Airport (PMO) or Catania International Airport (CTA). The island of Sardinia can be accessed via the Cagliari Elmas Airport (CAG), known as the gateway to this central Mediterranean island. Express trains connect flights to Italy at FCO with Rome. Other airports offer free shuttle services and taxis for hire. The airports are typically located in a suburb just outside of any given city core.
Italy Weather
The great variation in Italy’s geography results in a climate that differs from region to region. Northern Italy sees brisk winter and autumn months, usually at or just below freezing. Summers are comfortably within the 70 to 85 range. Areas in Central Italy, such as Rome, will normally be abit warmer than Northern Italy. In contrast, Southern Italy is warm throughout the year. Certainly the best time to plan flights to Italy would be during the summer months. Pack sweaters for cool or rainy days. For the winter, bring a heavier coat. Wear something thick if you’re heading into the mountains.
Getting Around Italy
Those planning flights to Italy will find the country extensively covered with motorways running under a toll system. As you pass from one motorway to another, you have to present a ticket and pay via a debit or credit card. An interesting aspect of Italy’s motorways is the installation of emergency telephones every 2 kilometers. Intercity trains are modern and comfortable, getting you from one city to another via direct routes. Regional trains will provide access to some of the more rural destinations, at the cost of taking a significantly longer time to arrive in larger cities. Intercity buses are another option if you packed lightly, and tend to be a more economical choice. If you’re on the mainland and want to get to the islands of Sardinia or Sicily, you can hop on a ferry.
Italy Attractions
Perhaps you’ll take a wine-tour through the Tuscan countryside, or head to Northern Italy’s Dolomite Mountains. Whatever your direction, flights to Italy has something for everyone.
- National Roman Museum: treasured archaeological collections including sarcophagi, rare coins, jewelry, paintings, and statues.
- Piazza della Signora: the picturesque public square has a copy of Michelangelo’s David.
- Rialto Bridge: Hire a gondola on Venice’s grand canal and stroll around the bustling fresh markets just off of this iconic bridge.
- Pisa Walk: the world famous Leaning Tower, Baptistry, and cathedrals, among other less well known gems.
- Cortona: the 3000 year old Tuscan town brims with museums and breathtaking gardens.
Cheap flights to Italy
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Round-trip flights to Italy Found on Orbitz over the next 60 days |
Best weekend fares | Cheap anytime fares |
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| Flights to Alghero |
$730
From Rome |
$255
From Rome |
| Flights to Ancona |
$195
From Rome |
$189
From Rome |
| Flights to Bari |
$382
From Milan |
$302
From Rome |
| Flights to Bergamo |
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| Flights to Bologna |
$293
From Prague |
$238
From Frankfurt |
| Flights to Bolzano |
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| Flights to Brindisi |
$301
From Rome |
$299
From Rome |
| Flights to Cagliari |
$247
From Rome |
$234
From Rome |
| Flights to Catania |
$222
From Geneva |
$185
From Rome |
| Flights to Florence |
$199
From London |
$264
From Amsterdam |
| Flights to Genoa |
$212
From London |
$247
From London |
| Flights to Lamezia Terme |
$1,209
From Rome |
$304
From Zurich |
| Flights to Milan |
$206
From Frankfurt |
$194
From Paris |
| Flights to Naples |
$202
From London |
$184
From Milan |
| Flights to Olbia |
$270
From Florence |
$299
From Rome |
| Flights to Palermo |
$347
From Paris |
$233
From Milan |
| Flights to Pisa |
$695
From Barcelona |
$187
From Barcelona |
| Flights to Reggio Calabria |
$325
From Rome |
$1,216
From Newark |
| Flights to Rimini |
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| Flights to Rome |
$206
From Madrid |
$131
From Barcelona |
| Flights to Trieste |
$662
From London |
$205
From Barcelona |
| Flights to Turin |
$247
From Madrid |
$259
From Paris |
| Flights to Venice |
$172
From London |
$182
From Paris |
| Flights to Verona |
$236
From Frankfurt |
$201
From Frankfurt |
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