Temperatures are cool to cold and freezing in the northern Alpine regions. You need lightweight warm layers that can take you from taking in the views and splendour of the Coliseum in Rome to museum hopping in Florence.
Click links for prices: Sweater Coat Scarf Hat. You might also like to take a bag in a lighter hue. Click links for prices: Bag Cardigan Scarf Jacket. You can buy beautiful scarves in Italy if you can wait until you get there.
They are such a wonderful souvenir of your trip. Whether it is the glamor of Capri and the Amalfi Coast or the rustic beauty of the Cinque Terre and surrounds, the Italian coast is iconic and should not be missed. Click links for prices: Sunglasses Skirt Dress Swimsuit. No matter where you go, you will need a swimsuit, sandals and a pedicure!
If you are planning to swim or lounge on the beach, a lightweight, quick dry towel is a useful item to pack. Try your hardest to find travel sized versions of your favourite products.
I find shampoos and conditioners take up the most space so I like to use dry shampoo this one is the best to extend the time between washes. One thing you must pack is a decent conditioner. When traveling your hair will need some extra care and attention. As the conditions are humid especially in summer , I also found I need my straightener to keep my locks under control.
Be realistic about how much make up you need. You really can survive with only one or two eyeshadows. I like these cream eyeshadow sticks as they have a lovely finish and the shape means they are easy to pack.
We choose them instead of pods or powder because they are light, easy to pack and mess free. Make sure you have enough medication for your trip plus some extra days in case you are hit with delays or other unforeseen circumstances. Replacing medication abroad can be difficult, especially without your prescriptions. So bring copies of the scripts with you.
Travel first aid kit details — click here. A tripod is useful too. If you plan to travel more frequently or are heading over to Europe, this power strip and adapter combination looks like a great buy. You will be disappointed. We recommend this one that will hold your phone and camera, has a tripod and wireless remote — click for more info on the ultimate selfie stick. Click on links for prices: Smartphone tripod Selfie stick. Our kids have done many long haul flights into Italy and around Europe.
For the flight they have their awesome scooter luggage read our full review here which we pack with a change of clothes, some toys, a sticker book, 2 small light books, a water bottle like this one and some healthy snacks. Click on links for prices: Water bottle Headphones Backpack. Their main entertainment is an iPad loaded with games, puzzles and favourite shows.
I would not fly 24 hours even 3 with kids without one. Keep the toys to a minimum. After many travels with our kids, we realised that they just did not play with most of them. And that means there is room for a few special souvenirs. Kids can follow the main clothing advice but I would throw in a few extra pants, tops and underwear for whatever kids do that always makes them get so messy.
We also like our children to carry some of their things while we are sightseeing so a mini backpack is a good idea.
Obviously, if you are travelling with a baby you will need a whole host of things. Check out this list of items for flying with a baby. I would not describe myself as a light traveller but over the years I have learnt to leave some things behind.
These are items that I rarely use, are heavy or can be found easily at your destination. So now I hope you know what to pack for Italy and you are ready for your trip. If you want to brush up on the culture and make sure you are mentally as well as physically prepared for your travels you might like to read our tips for Italy article. If you still need to make plans or are looking for things to do while you are there, visit our Italy page or our article on planning a trip to Italy.
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Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon. The creator, writer and photographer behind Untold Morsels , Katy has been travelling and tasting the world since she was a teenager. Now the proud mum of twins, she hopes they grow up to share her passions of great food, wine and travel. Favourite destination: Italy. What's in this article Top tips for packing for Italy Italy packing list essentials Items for your transit or flight to Italy What to wear in Italy Italy clothes packing list Toiletries and make up Medication Technology items Items for kids What not to bring to Italy.
Katy Clarke. This site uses cookies to offer you a better browsing experience. You can also find reviews for guided tours and excursions. Tripadvisor is best for planning a trip ahead of time compared to last-minute deal hunting.
If you are anything like us, you like to plan how to spend your time and money wisely. You can maximize your results by learning from others who have done it before you. Similarly, we frequently use TripAdvisor to learn from travelers who have done it before us. There are plenty of forums for frequently asked questions that locals or other travelers have answered.
For example, if you want to find out where to buy bus tickets in Lake Garda, someone has likely responded to that question on TripAdvisor before. The only downside about the site is that some prices could be higher than going directly through another website or booking service. So we tend to use it more as a research tool rather than actual bookings.
Traveling is a lot of fun, and talking about insurance is somewhat of a bummer. We get it! Insurance is the last thing you want to think about when you are excited about your upcoming trip. So let us look at it from a financial perspective. We believe in spending money smartly and investing for the future. Just like you can save money and stay healthy by eliminating toxins from your kitchen , you can save thousands in potential bills by purchasing travel insurance.
Enter your travel plans and choose your coverage. Want to go jet skiing, mountain biking, or scuba diving on the same trip? While on a trip to Croatia, we had a minor scooter accident, but Ash required stitches. We called World Nomad, and they directed us to a nearby clinic that took care of it. The unexpected does happen, and it pays to be prepared for these scenarios. The Weather Channel App is a must-have for any traveler. The app has all sorts of information, including forecasts, radar imagery, satellite images, and heat maps.
You can also look up local conditions by city or zip code. Overall, our favorite thing about this app is that it has accurate and up-to-date info on local weather, no matter the size of the city or village.
We happened to look at the app and saw that it was supposed to rain in Venice from 1 pm onwards. Armed with that information, we went to Turin instead. A couple of days later, we were thankful for the app while digging into a gelato on a beautiful sunny day in Venice.
The Google Translate App is a lifesaver when traveling to a new place and not reading or speaking the language. The app has improved over the years and is simple to use. You can use it in 3 ways for translation:. You can also have the translation read aloud if you are trying to have some conversation or ask for directions. The best part about the app is that you can download language packs on your phone for offline translation.
While we speak a couple of languages and have a basic understanding of some others, we often find ourselves turning to Google Translate. We have used it extensively in places like Morocco, Germany, Thailand, and Italy.
We use it most of the time to translate written instructions, bus or ferry timetables, covid related instructions, asking for directions, etc.
One of our most frequently used and best travel apps. Using the app is simple. Download the app for iOS or Android, sign up, and earn credits for completing tasks. Tasks can include watching videos, completing surveys, mystery shopping, etc. Once your credits reach the threshold to withdraw, you can cash out and deposit your money into a Paypal account. We have not used this app ourselves, but it has a 4. You can also read reviews and get recipes on the app as well.
Smart Traveler is a free service that offers tips and information specifically for U. Register your trip on the app, which gives your information to local embassies and consulates in your destination. Another app dedicated to keeping you safe, TripWhistle maps your location and allows you to easily text or send your GPS coordinates or location.
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Hopper Screenshot courtesy of iTunes Hopper has changed in recent years from just offering a price prediction tool for flights to being a true OTA. Kiwi Screenshot courtesy of iTunes Kiwi is used mainly to book flights, but it will also take care of all your basic travel bookings: flight, hotel, car rental, even activities and tours. Hotel Tonight Screenshot courtesy of iTunes A dream for last-minute travelers, Hotel Tonight allows you to book stays for the same evening or up to seven days before your stay up to in some markets.
Airbnb Screenshot courtesy of iTunes To book home rentals instead of hotels, use the Airbnb app. Priority Pass Screenshot courtesy of iTunes Priority Pass offers access to more than 1, lounges worldwide and provides meal vouchers at select airport restaurants across the world.
Related: The best credit cards for Priority Pass lounge access FlightAware Screenshot courtesy of iTunes The FlightAware app allows you to track flights online, see a live map of a flight and check on delays, cancellations and gate changes.
During your flight Timeshifter Screenshot courtesy of iTunes What better way to cure jet lag than an app? Calm Screenshot courtesy of iTunes Flying can cause anxiety — or provide a welcome relief from constant contact with our digital devices. Google Translate Screenshot courtesy of iTunes Google Translate is a translation app that allows you to do it all — translate into languages by typing, access 59 languages offline, translate via photo for 94 languages, translate bilingual conversations for 70 languages and even use the handwriting tool to translate 96 languages.
TripLingo Screenshot courtesy of iTunes TripLingo will help you sound like a local abroad, as well as helping you adapt to a new culture.
GlobeTips Screenshot courtesy of iTunes Not quite sure how much to tip when traveling internationally? Planning activities Traveling is about more than just getting from point A to point B. Meetup Screenshot courtesy of iTunes Meetup is an app designed for interacting with locals and other travelers who have mutual interests or shared hobbies.
Y ou can join groups to get updates on particular events you may want to participate in, and the app can even help with networking, as there are many groups dedicated to business and technology.
TheFork Screenshot courtesy of iTunes TheFork is one of the most useful resources for making restaurant reservations in Europe. Happy Cow Screenshot courtesy of iTunes. TripWhistle Screenshot courtesy of iTunes Another app dedicated to keeping you safe, TripWhistle maps your location and allows you to easily text or send your GPS coordinates or location. Sign up. I would like to subscribe to The Points Guy newsletters and special email promotions.
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