Italy Trip Cost Calculator
Plan your Italy budget with detailed cost breakdowns for 5 destinations.
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Vatican Museums + Sistine Chapel
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Uffizi Gallery (Florence)
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Gondola Ride (Venice)
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Roma Pass (72hr)
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Glass of House Wine
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Beer (33cl)
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Italy Travel Budget Guide
Planning Your Italy Budget
Italy offers incredible value for a Western European destination. From affordable pizza al taglio and free church masterpieces to luxury hotels and fine dining, there’s something for every budget.
Regional Price Differences
- Rome: Moderate prices, many free attractions
- Florence: Slightly pricier, smaller and walkable
- Venice: Most expensive, worth a day trip
- Naples/South: Very budget-friendly, best pizza
- Amalfi Coast: Expensive in summer, affordable off-season
Money-Saving Tips for Italy
- Stand at the bar - Coffee costs 3x more when seated
- Drink from fountains - Rome has 2,500+ free water fountains
- Eat aperitivo - Free buffets with your drink (6-9pm)
- Visit free churches - Incredible art at no cost
- Book trains early - Trenitalia offers big discounts in advance
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a 2-week trip to Italy cost?
A 2-week trip to Italy costs $1,120-2,100 for budget travelers, $2,100-3,920 for mid-range, and $5,600+ for luxury travelers, including accommodation, food, transport, and activities.
Is Italy expensive to visit?
Italy is moderately priced for Western Europe. Budget travelers can thrive on $80-150/day with hostels, pizza al taglio, and free church visits.
What is the cheapest time to visit Italy?
November to March (excluding Christmas) offers the lowest prices. January and February are particularly affordable, though some attractions have reduced hours.
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