Trips to Italy
Why travel solo to Italy?
What's the weather like?
Italy’s climates vary depending on where you are in the country. Summers are usually dry and hot across the country, with some storms around fall. The average summer temperature in Rome is 88ºF (31ºC), while winter averages at 46ºF (8ºC).
Top three activities
1. Take a boat to picture-perfect Capri
2. Take an Italian cooking class
3. Visit the charming trulli towns of Puglia
Top five dishes to try
1. Pizza
2. Lasagna
3. Risotto
4. Polenta
5. Ribollita
Top places to visit in Italy
Rome
The Romans left their impact across the world, but it’s in Italy’s capital that you’ll find the pinnacle of their cultural and architectural influence. From the Colosseum and Roman Forum, to the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon Temple, there’s a whole host of history for solo travelers to explore
Florence
Feast on Renaissance art and world-class food, all on the banks of the Arno River. This city is home to a host of paintings and sculptures by great artists like Botticelli and Michelangelo. The architecture is just as impressive, with medieval candle-lit chapels and fresco-decorated churches.
Puglia
The beautiful heel of Italy has managed to remain slightly off the beaten track. Dotted with whitewashed fishing villages, ‘trulli’ stone huts with distinctive conical roofs, picturesque beaches and ancient olive groves; you’ll feel like you’ve really discovered true rural Italy here.
Sorrento
Perched on a cliff overlooking the glittering Bay of Naples; Sorrento is a thing of beauty. Its streets lined with lemon and olive trees, leading to quaint shops, cafes, and restaurants serving delicious Neapolitan cuisine. As insta-worthy as they come.
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