Don't do this in Italy - 10 mistake to avoid when traveling to Italy [June 2021]

Don't do this in Italy - Here is a list of 10 mistakes to avoid when you visit Italy. In this list you can see the most common mistakes that people do when visiting Italy. It is important when you visit a new place to do some research and avoid some simple mistakes that can ruin your vacation. In this video of don't of Italy we will teach you in a fun and simple way what to avoid. So when visiting Italy please don't do this! We hope you enjoy and let us know in the comment below.

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[drsarahimam]

What excellent tips! You’re star tip is so accurate; Italy is so rich in sights and culture that a few days in every location is an absolute minimum. Thank you for making these fantastic videos! Grazie!

[konaboyz]

My trips to Italy akways end up in Sicily but I do enjoy Rome especially the long hall from

[augustotrenta]

I'm italian and just yesterday I ordered a cappuccino at 17:00 in the afternoon, as usual, and for me it has been normal for about 30 years. I live in a mid-size city (that is not a famous "tourist" city, it's not a tourist city at all) and I don't really see this "cappuccino problem" that I find in every video about mistakes to avoid when travelling here in my country.

[robertopezzutto]

Plenty of stereotypes or related to the south of the country... For instance 1. You can buy by credit or debit card everywhere ( actually it is getting almost compulsory) I haven't used cash for years 2. Dinner time.. In the north you can have dinner after 6.30 pm, in the north after 8.30/9.00 3. Only small family run shops close for lunch time, shopping centers, supermarkets, big stores are open 7 days a week, from 8/9 am to 8/9 pm. 4. Few people speak English.. Well all young generations, students or educated people can speak English...

[NoZenith]

Straightforward list, really really appreciate it

[habibkirkos]

Thank you guys for the informative video

[thebrownknowser]

Great tips! My wife and I have been to Italy a couple of times and we're experienced travellers, but we'll be taking my aging parents to Italy later this year and they aren't big travellers. I'm going to recommend/insist that they watch this video. Thanks for sharing this vital information.

[konaboyz]

I took the train from Rome to Palermo and absolutely very little English Was spoken but I loved it

[maydanlex]

Enjoyed the information you two provided. Thanks!

[MrsTwoPlusOne]

Great tips! We're heading to Italy with our 3 teenagers in March and will be spending 4 nights in Florence, 4 nights in Sorrento and 5 nights in Rome. We're very excited!

[MsSoso]

Hi Gays, thank you very much fo the great video. I am planning to visit Italy in August for 11 days and I would like to visit Rome, Milan and Venice ! Any suggestions?

[johannasheinman]

Thank you for making this video. It is very frustrating planning a vacation. You both make it so much simpler.❤

[amirzarandi]

You Are good. 🥰 Thanks for your advices

[Lara_Obino]

Just want to say that I love watching all of your videos 💕💕💕

[mr.m]

Thank you for this very informative video. May I just say that my wife and I frequently have a cappuccino in the afternoon and often after dinner, and so far we have not had any problems. Our is Italian is decent and we try to be courteous and respectful, but I guess we'd be ok with a macchiato if necessary. Thank you again!

[AndreasGuldenMusicProject]

Great video, really good info and tips!

[buioso]

Since it has never been mentioned in the video, i want to promote my city: visit also Milan.

[JohnDavis-rjzc]

I am looking to visit Italy with my wife in October 3 days in Rome then down to Sorrento and around that area. Would really appreciate any tips. Total time around 7 days. Thanks Mature Traveller

[claudiograssi]

As italian, my congratulations to this video. Usefull and real tips, not stereotypes. Just one comment. I'm addict to cappuccino and I can order it at any time. I have noticed that in general our bars/cofee shops became more "tollerant and open mind" to serve cappuccino at any time.

[italianjourney]

Love - LOVE your tips (as always) It always seems the elevators are out of service at the train stations!!! We've learned the hard way! Keep up the great work!