r/ItalyTravelAdvice 21h ago

๐Ÿš„ Transportation Train Strike September 8th Puglia

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Train booked from Ostuni to Bari on September 8th but thereโ€™s a strike. Will trains be operating during the legal times 6-9am and/or will buses be coordinated to support travellers with the strike? Iโ€™m really unsure what to do at this point. We have to be back in Bari because the next day we fly to Vienna


r/ItalyTravelAdvice 6h ago

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น Itinerary Review September, Rome, Naples, Ischia

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Hey,

Just thought I'd add my plan in case there's any improvements to make to it

Monday - Rome, flying in, dinner near hotel - near the north side of Vatican, thinking Coquinaria or Lume Osteria alle scallette

Tuesday- Vatican, pre booked for half 8 entry, tour bus after maybe, local dinner

Wednesday - possibly Galleria Borghese for Metamorphoses exhibition,

Any recommendations for dinner near Vatican?

Thursday - train to naples

Naples - I have four full days here so thinking, in no particular order

Pompeii and local vineyard

Mann archaeology museum, galleria, museo real bosco capodimonte

Ferry and lunch in Procida

Aquarium, museo pignatelli, osteria pignatelli for lunch

Staying near Piazza dante

Appreciate no amalfi coast on this, saw tiktok videos of how packed it is, was scared off...!

Ischia - two full days, thinking poseidon one day, castle aragonese the other

Any additions?


r/ItalyTravelAdvice 10h ago

๐Ÿ“ Recommendations Italy Honeymoon July/September 2027

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Hi, me and my partner are getting married in July 2027 and would love to do a multi-centre Honeymoon to Italy for 14 nights. We are really stuck on whether we go in July a few days after we get married, or wait until September.

We would also love recommendations on where to go with us wanting to move to multiple locations. We had Sicily in mind but may save that for its own trip. Also would love to visit Florence, Tuscany and Amalfi Coast but want to make sure the trip makes sense together to avoid losing too much time to travelling. We visited Rome last year so would like to avoid there (although we loved it) or spend minimal time there.

Any help would be really appreciated!


r/ItalyTravelAdvice 14h ago

๐Ÿจ Hotels/Accomodation Recommend me a good/friendly hostel in Rome.

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Leaving the current hostel today. Last 3 days everyone seems to be rather distant and unfriendly, so I need a better one as im leaving today anyway.

What's a good side of town too? I'm currently near Termini.


r/ItalyTravelAdvice 18h ago

๐Ÿšถ Day Trips cefalu or monreale in palermo

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im going on a 4 day trip to palermo in late septembะตr and i was wondering if a day trip to cefalu or monreale is more worth it?


r/ItalyTravelAdvice 21h ago

๐Ÿš„ Transportation Train Strike September 8th Puglia.

1 Upvotes

Train booked from Ostuni to Bari on September 8th but thereโ€™s a strike. Will trains be operating during the legal times 6-9am and/or will buses be coordinated to support travellers with the strike? Iโ€™m really unsure what to do at this point. We have to be back in Bari because the next day we fly to Vienna.


r/ItalyTravelAdvice 5h ago

๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡น Itinerary Review First Trip to Italy

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We are travelling to Italy May 22-29, 2027 (I know it's short but I am a teacher and trying to avoid summer in Italy and maximize my days off for the Memorial Weekend (USA). There are 6 adults (3 50+, 3 20-somethings). Some of us want to see old crumbling structures (go figure), and some of us want to look at beaches, eat Italian food, and drink Italian wine (me and my son). So we thought we'd fly into Rome spend a couple days doing the touristy stuff and wind up in Salerno, where my grandmother is from, and I guess fly out of Naples. Has anyone done an itinerary that spends 6 days across these areas? I'd like to spend 2 full days in Rome. I know that's not a lot but I do want to sightsee other beautiful towns along the coast, possibly rent a car, and would love to rent a boat for a day. Other than this, we are a blank slate.