Dreaming of the perfect Italian getaway without the sweltering heat and massive summer crowds? In this video, Rick and Andrea (living in Italy!) show you why Spring (March, April, and May) is the absolute best time to visit.
From the blooming flowers of the Roman Forum to the crisp air of Venice, we break down everything you need to know about weather, packing, and saving money.
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QUICK PACKING LIST FOR SPRING
Layers: Think like an onion! Light jackets for chilly mornings and nights.
Footwear: Comfortable, broken-in walking shoes (water-resistant is best!).
Rain Gear: A compact umbrella or a light rain jacket.
Accessories: Sunglasses and a hat (the Italian sun is stronger than it looks!).
Pack Light: Avoid bulky suitcases for those Venice bridges and Italian trains!
WHY VISIT ITALY IN THE SPRING?
The Weather: Escape the July humidity. May offers the perfect mid-20°C temperatures.
The Costs: March and April offer “Shoulder Season” rates on flights and hotels.
The Crowds: Experience the major cities before the peak North American and Asian tourist seasons begin in June.
The Food: Taste seasonal delicacies like Carciofi alla Giudea (Roman deep-fried artichokes) that you can’t find in the summer!
Are you planning a trip for March, April, or May? Let us know your dates and which city you’re most excited about in the comments below! We read and answer as many questions as possible. 👇
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00:00 – Start
00:45 – Weather in the spring
02:44 – Packing for Italy in the spring
05:15 – Better prices
07:50 – Nature is wonderful in the spring
09:04 – Events in the spring
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In March 2017, Rick and Andrea (confessed Travel Addicts) started a Facebook Group called Travel Addicts as a way to share their travel photos and videos not just with their own respective friend’s lists – but with the world. Part of the reason was for bragging rights (I mean, that’s kind of the point of sharing photos, right?), but also to help answer questions to others about the destinations they have visited.
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We went to Italy in late March / early April. The trade off of cooler, wetter weather for lower crowds was worth it. However, we were in Rome for Easter weekend (accidentally, we didn’t realize ahead of time) and that caused a few issues. The day we planned to go to the colosseum, some guy had booked it for the entire day. We asked who could get away with that and were told it was “Il Papa.” Apparently he’s some sort of big shot.
We went in early Dec and there were no crowds…The temp was about 60 in Rome. We left Italy and went to Venice.. It was about 45, but the crowds were super small.