2024 Safety Report: Milan, Rome and Florence Least Safe Cities in Italy
Crime reports at a national level have risen for the first time since 2013, although most crimes are petty and aimed at tourists
Read moreDetailsCrime reports at a national level have risen for the first time since 2013, although most crimes are petty and aimed at tourists
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Read moreDetailsGorgeous beaches, hiking trails, great food and a bit of history
Read moreDetailsRecent changes include the introduction of a €5 ticket to enter the Pantheon in Rome starting July 1
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Read moreDetailsColdiretti credits the post-pandemic recovery of tourism
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