HOW TO PLAN YOUR FIRST TRIP TO ITALY - EVERYTHING You Need to Know! I Italy Travel

Wondering how to plan your first trip to Italy?! In this Italy travel guide I'll share with you tons of Italy travel tips and everything you need to know for your first time in Italy. Italy is one of the most popular destinations in the world so planning Italy travel can be a bit overwhelming. You want to see it all - Rome, Florence, Venice, Tuscany, Milan, Amalfi Coast, Naples, Cinque Terre, etc.

This Italy travel vlog is packed with travel tips on how to plan a trip to Italy, what to see in Italy, Italian food, where to go in Italy, things to do in Italy, what not to wear in Italy, what to eat in Italy, how to avoid tourist traps in Italy and so many more Italy travel advice.

If you plan on going to Italy, this travel guide will help you greatly to plan a trip to Italy, and to make sure you traveling to Italy will be as pleasant as possible. Enjoy visiting Italy, fabulous!

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[davidesoresina]

Hey. I'm Italian. Totally agree: February. Quite cold in the mountains, but - you know - it's not the Arctic; and in the South you might find some unexpected good climate (therefore arrange your clothing options). Fewer tourists. Yes, again, never go eat in "touristy" places, never. If you happen to sit two or three evenings in a row in the same family-runned restaurant, you might be perceived as a regular guest, and this is good. What else? Yes, unless you have lashings of time, it is better to restrict your visit mostly to a single region; and, remember, small places and towns, even villages, in Italy, can offer the best experiences. Any travel guide will tell you that. Welcome in Italy!

[cz]

You have a lovely accent and you speak English perfectly. No need to ever apologize for it! And welcome to America!

[bucknutbrutus]

I have taken two trips to Italy and much time Rome. Your trip tips are spot on, packing, not August, train travel and on and on. For your viewers, just go to Italy you will love it as it has it all. Culture, art, architecture, antiquities, people, food and the Italians are very welcoming. I love Italy and you will too!

[ElvsGorbunovs]

Great, just watched video right after I booked trip to Italy in August.

[allavaroum]

I am also Anastasiya, from Ukraine, living in USA (US citizen), and in love with Italy (which is how I came across your video). 💛💙 👍🏼

[anabelhadad]

I went to Italy in 2015 to the Tuscany region, but I was with a school so I NEEDED THIS VIDEO to help me plan my own trip this year

[marthaymario]

You always give great advice. You made our Greek vacation so much better and now we will enjoy Italy even more when we return. Your attitude is so positive and upbeat that we can watch your videos just for that. Thank you Anastasia!

[sravanimandava]

You saved us LITERALLY.... we are about to travel all in for Italy in August

[marm]

Ohhh no!!! We are booked to travel to Italy in August!!!! Staying at a private villa in amalfi coast!!! Attending a health retreat… good to know traveling around via train is the best!!!

[ruthwuebbeling]

Thank you for all the travel tips. I am planning a 10-day trip for my daughter's 50th birthday. My daughter does not like to move from city to city so I hope we can see Florence, Naples, and Rome. Is this enough time or should we plan a longer trip. We live in the USA. Thank you again!

[davidtapia]

My wife and I have been preparing for our trip to London and Italy in May, I've watched many travel guides / blogs over the past few months and none have been as informative as yours! Thank you for all the details!.

[melaniehakl]

I am planning to travel to Italy in 2024 with a few of my girlfriends. It was a dream of mine and my late husbands to travel to Italy sadly he passed a month ago. I just finished watching your video, thank you for providing such great tips. I would have never thought to travel in February as I was planning for September or October. I can’t wait to experience the culture, the food, the wine, the sights and interaction with the locals. Thank you ☺️

[whoevenknows]

I have been planning a trip to Italy in February for a solid two weeks now and just stumbled across your video saying I chose correctly ha ha

[Unplugged_Bits]

Planning my birthday in Vatican, thanks for the info.

[JemimasOutcome]

I am beyond thankful I found this video, all the questions I’ve been thinking about got answered. And I learned some juicy information I never considered. I feel so much more prepared for my first trip to Italy 🇮🇹

[alessandraz.]

February is good if you want to tour museums, and or the northern parts of the Alps (for which it still is touristic season), but for the seaside part, February is too cold to enjoy the sea, if not for taking walks with a jacket on. I would suggest June and September to enjoy the coast.

[kazhamo]

Great infectious energy. Keep up the great work.

[pile]

Right. With global warming February has got a sort of Spring month in Italy.
It is rarely rainy as well; actually first weeks of Spring are the rainy periods in these last few years.

[claraaurora]

the last time I called to the banks to inform that I was going to travel they told me that I do not have to call any more because the security system knows where I am outside of US. So forget about that. Good video, good tips.

[valyusha]

Going in September for 10 days all by myself omg 😍 still can’t believe it! Thank you for your amazing videos!!!