If you're planning a trip to Italy in October, you're in luck. The temperatures are pleasant, the crowds are fewer, and the food and wine are at their best. Rome is a great choice for fall, as it has been less affected by the COVID-19 outbreak than other cities. Piedmont is home to the slow food movement, so there are plenty of delicious local delicacies to enjoy.
The Italian Alps, located in the Trentino-Tyrol region of Southern Italy, are known for skiing and stunning autumnal colors. Tuscany is an idyllic destination for long walks, car trips, and leisurely meals. Venice is a great place to explore the city of canals without the usual crowds. Prosecco Road is a 20-mile stretch of rolling vineyards between the cities of Valdobbiadene and Conegliano that is especially beautiful in the colder season.
Collodi is home to Pinocchio Park and offers plenty of delights to explore. Polignano a Mare is a popular beach destination with fewer tourists in the fall. Sicily is famous for its cuisine and warm waters that are still suitable for swimming in October. The Dolomites, or the Italian Alps, are located in the Trentino-South Tyrol region of northern Italy and offer unbeatable mountain getaways.
Bolzano is a great base for exploring these peaks. All in all, October is one of the best months to visit Italy and enjoy its many delights.
