Think Italy is too expensive? Think again.
In this video, I reveal how to explore Italy in 2026 for under €60 a day — without missing any of the famous attractions. Forget overpriced coastal hotels and tourist traps — the real Italy is found inland, where medieval towns, local food, and warm hospitality cost a fraction of what you’d pay on the coast.
🏡 The Strategy:
Stay in inland hill towns and take easy day trips to the coast.
✅ Save over 60% on accommodation
✅ Eat authentic Italian meals for €10–15
✅ Visit Venice, Rome, Florence, Amalfi Coast & Cinque Terre — without the tourist prices
💶 Budget Highlights:
• Accommodation from €25–50/night in authentic farm stays & monasteries
• Full meals for €10–18 at trattorie locals actually eat at
• Regional transport passes that cut costs by 70%
• Day trips to all major coastal attractions — without staying there overnight
🍝 Featured Hidden Gems:
Alba & Asti (Piedmont wine country)
Vicenza & Padova (Veneto architecture)
Perugia & Spoleto (Umbria hill towns)
Urbino & Ascoli Piceno (Le Marche secrets)
Matera’s cave dwellings (Basilicata)
Enna & Tropea (Sicily & Calabria inland treasures)
If you’re planning a budget-friendly Italian trip in 2026, this guide will show you the only way to experience Italy’s history, landscapes, and cuisine without breaking the bank.
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👇 Tell me in the comments:
Which inland Italian town would you love to explore in 2026?
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