Italy is a sin to complain about the lack of attention of tourists - and in winter, and especially in summer . Every season millions of tourists enthusiastically storm the famous "boot", finding for this a lot of good reasons: a really chic and super-saturated "excursion", a clean warm sea , good beaches and beautiful nature . Travelers are not deterred even by the relatively high prices for rest in Italian and quite ascetic equipment of most urban hotels . However, this remark usually does not apply to coastal hotels . one point of the Italian program - very qualitative, though not cheap, treatment at thermal resorts .
Capital - Rome (Roma)
The country can be divided into three large regions: North, Center and South of Italy.
Large cities and simply "must see »Countries: Milan, Florence, Venice, Naples. The main beach resorts: Milano Marittima, Rimini, Riccione, Lido di Jesolo, Amalfi Coast, the islands of Capri, Ischia and Sicily. The main ski resorts in Italy are the Dolomites (Val di Fassa, Val di Fiemme), Dolomiti di Brenta (Madonna di Campiglio, Val di Sole), Alta Valtellina, Valle d'Aosta and others
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How to get to Italy
"Aeroflot" and Alitalia daily perform direct scheduled flights to Rome, Milan and Venice. Meridiana fly flies on a regular basis to Bologna, and in summer - also to Cagliari and Olbia. Wind Jet operates flights to Milan, Catania and Pisa. In summer, many charters fly to Naples, Palermo, Catania and Cagliari. In Rimini, charter flights land all year round
Ski resorts can be reached by a chartered flight to Verona, Turin, Brescia or Bergamo. For the New Year holidays, additional flights are introduced. You can get to the ski resorts of Val Gardena and Kronplatz by charter to Innsbruck
"Belavia" flies to Rome and Milan from Minsk, and from Kiev to cities you can fly with Alitalia and "International airlines of Ukraine". In high season, charters are possible in Rimini. Flights from Almaty to Rome are carried out with docking in various European cities. "Turkish Airlines" (via Istanbul), Lufthansa (via Frankfurt) and KLM (via Amsterdam).
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Italian visa
Italy is a member of the Schengen countries. Russian and CIS citizens need a visa to Italy to visit the country.
- Find yourself at the source of the Empire - visit the Forum and Palatine Hill in Rome.
- "Make an Ascent" on the dome of St. Sophia Cathedral Petra in the Vatican and view the city from a bird's eye view
- Listen to the songs of the gondoliers in Venice
- Stand in the shadow of the Duomo in Milan
- See how the power of art struggles with the law of gravity in Pisa
- Scream "Skiing! "On the slopes of the Dolomites Alps
- To get to know the history of capo and capon in Sicily
- Sing the" Suzanne "with the firm hoarse on the beach of San Remo
- Start a tearful tear over the saddest story in history in Verona.
- To visit Sorrento - and come back, without any persuasion torna a Sorrento!
Customs
Customs can be imported duty-free 200 cigarettes or 100 cigarillas or 50 cigars or 250 g of tobacco, 16 liters of beer and 2 liters of wine or 1 liter of alcoholic beverages stronger than 22 ° C, 250 ml of toilet water and 50 ml of perfume. Also import of jewelry, two cameras, a video camera, a radio receiver, a tape recorder, a bicycle, a boat, two pairs of skis, two tennis racquets, one kayak or a surfboard is allowed.
There are no restrictions on import and export of local and foreign currencies. You can freely take out up to 10 000 EUR or the equivalent amount in other currencies. The export of amounts exceeding the specified amount should be allowed by the customs authorities. For the export of precious stones, works of art, archaeological objects, it is necessary to present a receipt and a permit from the Ministry of Fine Arts
Telephone numbers
Consular Section of the Italian Embassy in Moscow: Yakimanskaya nab., 10; tel .: (495) 796-96-92, 916-54-49; General Consulate of Italy in St. Petersburg: Teatralnaya Square, 10; tel .: (812) 312-32-17; addresses of all visa centers and Italian embassies
Russian Embassy in Rome: Gaeta Street, 5; tel .: (06) 494-16-80, 494-16-81, consular section: via Nomentana, 116; tel .: (06) 442-341-49, 442-356-25
Consulate General in Milan: via Saint -Aquilino, 3, tel .: (02) 487-504-32, 487-059-12
Consulate-General in Genoa: via Ghirardelli Pescetto, 16; tel .: (010) 372-60-47
Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Palermo: viale Orfeo, 18; Tel .: (091) 329-379, 611-39-70
Background: 100, carabinieri (military police): 112, police: 113 (in Rome: 4686), firefighters: 115, ambulance: 118 (in Rome: 5510)
Telephone city codes: Rome - 06 , Milan - 02 , Florence - 055 ,Naples - 081 , Bologna - 051 , Pila and Cervinia - 0166 , Courmayeur and La Tuil - 0165 , Monte Rosa - 0125 , Sestriere and Bardonecchia - 0122 , Bormio , Livigno and Valdidentro - 0342 , Madonna di Campiglio - 0465 , Val di Fiemme - 0462 , Val Gardena - 0471 , Cortina d'Ampezzo - 0436 , Passo-Tonale - 0364 , Lignano , Bibione - 0431 , Lido di Jesolo , Caorle - 0421 , Rimini , Riccione , Bellaria , Gabicce Mare , Gabicce Monte - 0541 , Milano Marittima - 0544 , Pesaro - 0721 , Vasto , Montesilvano , Pineto , Sylvie-Marina-085 , Praia-a-Mare , Scalea , Diamante , Belvedere-Marie ttimo - 0985 , Cetraro , Guardia-Piemontese , Fuscaldo - 0982 , Genoa - 010 , Bordighera , San Remo , Armada di Taja - 0184 , Diano- Marina 0183 , Alassio - 0182 , Pietra Ligure - 019 , Rapallo , Portofino , Santa Margherita Ligure - 0185 , Anzio - 06 , Sabaudia , Terracina - 0773 , San Felice-Circeo-0733 , Gaeta and Sperlonga-0771
In Italy, the Easy Italia telephone hotline for tourists is set up, initiated by the Ministry of Tourism of the country. Telephone operators speak English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, Russian and Italian. Tourists can get advice and prompt help in case of poor service, request medical assistance, interfere with law enforcement agencies, they will be dictated by addresses of tourist centers, they will get acquainted with information about museums, exhibitions, places of interest, etc.
Phone Easy Italia: 039- 039-039. Working hours: every day from 9:00 to 22:00.
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Transportation
In Italy there is a developed bus and railway public transport network. Almost anywhere in the country can not be reached. It is usually most convenient to travel between remote cities by internal flights.
One day tourist ticket (BIG) costs 3-5 EUR and entitles you to unlimited travel on any type of public transport. A ticket for a week (Settimanale or CIS) costs 12 EUR. You can buy it only at ATAC kiosks.
"Catching" a taxi in the street is quite difficult. It is better to go to a special parking lot or call the car by phone from the hotel, bar or shop. The fare is about 1 EUR / km plus the cost of the call in the area of 3 EUR, for luggage, too, an additional fee is charged. There are extra charges for trips at night, on weekends and on public holidays
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Car rental in Italy
To rent a car on Italy al, need a driver's license of international standard (most common Russian content rights), credit card (or in some cases, cash collateral). Driver's age is at least 25 years. The rules on the roads are standard European, the traffic is right-sided.
When booking a car, it is necessary to overpay a little and take full insurance (full insurance, from 10 EUR per day), which includes the payment of any scratches and bruises that drivers can purchase on the trip.
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Tourist safety
In Italy it is relatively safe, but some precautions are necessary: avoid visiting disadvantaged areas (in Rome, for example , they are adjacent to the station of Termini), women are not recommended to take evening walks alone .Since professional pocket thieves are active in cities, one should not carry more money with them than necessary, demonstrate them in the presence of outsiders, carry money and documents in one pocket or in one bag. . A good idea is to make certified copies of documents and have with them instead of the originals while traveling around the city .
In large cities (especially in Rome and Milan) and at popular resorts, larceny of women's handbags passing by motorcycles by fellows is common. It is recommended not to walk on the roadside, and if the "Rome-wizard" still bewitched the beauty of its highways, the bags should be kept in the opposite handway to the hand. Pickpockets operate in public transport and tourist thrifts from attractions.
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Climate
The climate of Italy is very diverse . In the north - moderately hot summer (in July from +22 ° C to +24 ° C) and foggy winter (in January around 0 ° C) .The climate of the island part of Italy is Mediterranean, two-thirds of the year there is a clear blue sky, the summer is hot and dry (in July +26 ° C), and the winter is warm and mild (from +8 ° C to +10 ° C in January) . Snow falls very rarely, except for the mountainous regions of the Alps, where at altitudes of more than 1500 meters it lies to 200 days a year . In the south of the peninsula from March to October dry dry hot winds from the Sahara - "sirocco" . the temperature rises to about +35 ° C, the air becomes dry and dusty .
In the mountainous regions of the country (the Alps and the Apennines) the winter is cold, the temperature can be t reach -15 ° C, or even -20 ° C. In the rest of Italy, the winter is mild enough. In the south, in the mainland and on islands, including in Sicily, the climate is subtropical.
Maximum precipitation falls on winter. In the Alpine Alps, where there are passes that connect Italy with the countries of continental Europe, there are frequent heavy snowfalls.
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Hotels in Italy
The categories of hotels in Italian are relative. Usually tour operators put up stars for their hotels on the basis of their own, more or less subjective assessments. It is worth remembering that not all "three-stars" in the country can boast air-conditioning.
The most popular type of accommodation in the country's ski resorts are apartments and chalets. Hotels in the mountains are usually small, with half board, the furnishings in the rooms - very simple. Choosing them, the main attention should be paid to their distance from the lift and the presence of the ski storage. Accommodation at the hotel is more expensive than in the apartments and chalets, but there is food and other services. Also there are "hotel-residences" offering both rooms and apartments (usually the apartments are in one wing of the building, and the rooms in the other one).
Voltage in hotels: 220 V, 50 Hz. Sockets of the "European" type: an adapter is needed. Also, read the rules of conduct in hotels
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Money
Currency can be exchanged at exchange offices, banks and mail. At the airport, the rate is less profitable, but the exchange points are open 24 hours a day. Banks are open from Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 13:30 and from 15:00 to 16:15, Saturday and Sunday to the day off.
In cities, many restaurants, hotels, shops and department stores accept Visa, American Express, Mastercard, Diner's Club and Carte Blanche. In institutions that accept cards, they usually post a "Carta-si" ad in the window. Most gas stations require payment in cash. In rural areas, the calculation of cards is difficult
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Italian beaches
Beaches on Italian coast - municipal. But they are often divided into plots and are leased to entrepreneurs. Each site has its own "banino" - a beach caretaker who follows the order and cleanliness, charges for the use of umbrellas and sun loungers (about 10 EUR for the "kit"). According to local regulations, the first 5 meters of the beach from the water's edge are free: there you can sunbathe on a towel without spending a cent.
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Mountain skiing in Italy
Winter Italy under the "skiing" sauce is an extremely appetizing dish! Probably, even the most stubborn, I mean, enthusiastic skier will not be able to remember the names of all Italian ski resorts ... yes there are all - even half! There are really a lot of them on the Big Boot: high and low, complex and simple, short and long, with all kinds of exposition and relief (judge by yourself on the satellite map) .And all this diversity, we must pay tribute to the skillful aborigines, is maintained in excellent condition and is covered by a whole network of ski lifts . Add to this the generous "ski passes", sometimes covering entire regions - and the answer to the question "Why every winter millions of skiers, despite at quite tangible prices choose it is Italy? "Will be obvious to you . The income level of most Italian winter holidaymakers is medium and higher (just like the level of their skiing skills), a lot of youth companies and families with children go to the country . Yes, they almost forgot: there is another category of tourists - lovers of the "not-hot" excursion . They go on exploratory trips around the country in the cold season to avoid the summer heat and the confusion . However, quite often the "classical" routes of such travelers end at the same place where and at large The rest of the people are on the mountain slopes .
Shopping and shops
Shops usually work all day - from 9:00 to 20:00, some are open on Sundays. Lunch is usually from 13:00 to 15:30. In resorts shops often work until late in the evening and on weekends.
From Italy it is possible to bring straw hats, brooches with different versions of Venetian masks, porcelain dolls and clowns. There are a lot of fur garments and good shoes, high-quality leather goods (jackets, bags), at good prices clothes of Italian fashion designers, knitwear, beautiful linen, porcelain, crystal, ornaments and costume jewelry are on sale.
Good purchases can be made in "outlets" - large shops in the suburbs, in which with a substantial discount sold items of the main Italian designers
In the "capital of fashion and design" Milan has shops and boutiques of all famous Italian and international brands. Most are located on the streets of Via della Spiga, Via Manzoni, Via Sant 'Andrea and Corso Vittorio Emanuele.
Second and the third place after Milan in the rating of "fashionable cities of the country" occupy Rome and Florence. The main shopping street of Rome is Via dei Condotti, and Florence - Via de 'Tornabuoni.
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Cuisine and restaurants in Italy
First-class pasta - that's what tourists are waiting for in any region of Italy . And also pizza, polenta and amazing coffee.
The choice of a restaurant in Italy should be approached carefully, otherwise unexpectedly you can find yourself in an institution where one dish costs 100 EUR and above. Therefore, it is worth going to restaurants, at the entrance to which a menu with prices is posted for everyone. Average restaurant prices: snack 4-8 EUR, first course 6-9 EUR, second course 10-20 EUR, dessert 3-5 EUR, wine 2 EUR. In addition, the account will include "coperto" (Italian "tablecloth") in the amount of 1, 5-3 EUR - a fee for a table.
You can find out more about the national cuisine on the page "Italian cuisine."
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Entertainment, excursions and attractions of Italy
Most of the museums in the country are open only in the morning, and one of the weekdays (usually Monday) is a day off. In addition to the great cultural and historical heritage of Italian cities and ancient castles, numerous nature reserves and national parks are very popular in the country.
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