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Italy
Climate Guide
| Destination | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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THE AMALFI COAST
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11°C
69mm
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12°C
60mm
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14°C
66mm
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19°C
60mm
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24°C
48mm
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25°C
27mm
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30°C
24mm
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31°C
40mm
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27°C
58mm
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23°C
89mm
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18°C
122mm
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14°C
105mm
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VENICE
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6°C
50mm
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8°C
53mm
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12°C
62mm
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17°C
74mm
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21°C
73mm
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25°C
78mm
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27°C
63mm
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27°C
77mm
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24°C
69mm
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19°C
77mm
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12°C
93mm
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7°C
64mm
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SICILY
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☁️
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14°C
136mm
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14°C
105mm
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16°C
91mm
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20°C
74mm
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26°C
39mm
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31°C
26mm
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35°C
13mm
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35°C
24mm
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31°C
111mm
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26°C
84mm
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21°C
82mm
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17°C
88mm
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LAKE COMO
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3°C
64mm
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5°C
60mm
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9°C
85mm
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13°C
121mm
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17°C
165mm
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21°C
151mm
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24°C
127mm
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22°C
156mm
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19°C
132mm
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14°C
124mm
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8°C
108mm
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5°C
52mm
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TUSCANY
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6°C
91mm
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9°C
75mm
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13°C
76mm
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16°C
84mm
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21°C
93mm
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26°C
50mm
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29°C
36mm
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28°C
56mm
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26°C
80mm
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20°C
119mm
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14°C
116mm
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11°C
91mm
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FLORENCE
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10°C
60mm
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12°C
63mm
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15°C
63mm
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18°C
86mm
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23°C
70mm
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27°C
57mm
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31°C
36mm
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31°C
56mm
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26°C
79mm
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20°C
104mm
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14°C
113mm
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11°C
81mm
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ISCHIA
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13°C
101mm
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13°C
81mm
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15°C
73mm
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18°C
67mm
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23°C
43mm
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26°C
27mm
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29°C
20mm
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29°C
41mm
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27°C
73mm
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22°C
114mm
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17°C
139mm
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14°C
108mm
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Places to Visit
Thermal spas, beaches and lush gardens in this island are a welcome relief from the hustle and bustle of busy city life, where life is lived slow. Hike up chestnut forests and vineyards to get to the highest point to enjoy views of the waterfront. Ischia is great for longer duration holidays.
In this icon of beauty, it’s the little known neighbourhoods that are postcard worthy. The oldest of historic centres, the region boasts an great mix of museums, art that is celebrated with pride, hills that overlook the touristy places and great landscapes. Known as the cradle of the Renaissance, Florence is home to the world-class Uffizi Gallery, Brunelleschi’s dome-topped Duomo, Micheangelo’s David and the best gelato.
Talk about the essence of Italy, and Tuscany is the place to go to. A combination of cities, hills and vineyards, the region is enveloped in olive groves, cypress alleys and tiny villages that have become emblematic of Italy. The rich culinary tradition that celebrates cheese, olives, truffles and, of all things, wines, make it a pleasurable experience to just be, in Tuscany.
With its cafe-lined waterfront, charming boutiques and villas immersed in majestic gardens, Como is emerging as a favoured spot for luxury travellers. This little seaside town from where one can go from 0m to about 1000m in a few minutes (allowing for brilliant views) is famed for its gourmet cuisine, local businesses and hiking. Lake Como Tourism says that each year, the tourist season gets longer, meaning travellers are finding more things to indulge in.
At the heart of the Mediterranean, Sicily, ruled by multiple colonaisers is replete with and array of historic sites to explore. Greek Temples, Roman Villas or vast tracts of vineyards – take your pick, our destination specialists will help plan a full-blooded travel experience.
One of the most celebrated cities on earth, Venice is now a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site. Even as much time has passed since its construction, this man-made city still looks as it would have, back then in medieval times. Beyond the most sought after central area which presents a stark difference between day and night, a visit to the northern and eastern districts and the lagoon islands may be a way to re-discover Venice if you have been here before.
Experiences
'DRAMA'TIC NAPLES
EAT SLOW AT PIEDMONT
HARVEST GRAPES AT CINQUE TERRE
FARM LUNCH AT THE HEART OF TUSCANY
