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Home » Lifestyle » Travel » 5 Budget-Friendly Tips When Traveling to Italy

Travel · August 31, 2019

5 Budget-Friendly Tips When Traveling to Italy

Italy is one of the most beautiful places in the world to visit, but it doesn’t have to cost you a fortune if you’re trying to travel the world on the budget. There are fantastic public transport links, plenty of free tourist attractions, and no shortage of affordable hostels and Airbnb apartments for you to stay in.

5 Budget-Friendly Tips When Traveling to Italy

In fact, you can comfortably travel around Europe for less than $100 per day, and even that’s assuming you’re going out and spending money on a few attractions and gifts. So if you’ve been thinking about paying a visit to Italy but you’ve been holding back because you’re worried about budget, you’ve come to the right place. Here are just a few of the best options when it comes to budget-friendly travel to Italy.

 Budget-Friendly Travel to Italy

1. Go camping

Camping is a fantastic choice when you’re trying to keep costs down because most camp sites contain all of the facilities you need at an easily affordable price. If you travel with your own backpacking tents and shelters, you can even combine camping with backpacking to travel cheaply around the country and explore its natural beauty, such as with Mount Etna excursions. All you need is to take a camping tent with you.

2. Pick up some part-time work

If you’re thinking about traveling in Italy as part of a gap year, you can prolong your stay by picking up a little bit of part-time work. There are thriving economies in the majority of the tourist towns, and if you can pick up some work online then that’s going to help, too.

3. Go on a cruise

People tend to think that going on a cruise is more expensive than it is. Even budget travelers can afford to get into the action and to see the country by taking an Italian cruise, and the further ahead you book it, the more money you can save.

4. Take in the culture

One of the best things about visiting Italy is the huge amount of culture and history that’s on offer for visitors to take in. Many of the museums and galleries are either free or work on the basis of optional donations. Even the paid attractions are good value for money considering what they have on offer, like the unforgettable Vatican Museum in Rome or the Uffizi Gallery in Florence.

5. Take walking tours

Taking a walking tour allows you to see the highlights of any given city for a relatively cheap price, and you’ll also get the benefits of the local knowledge that your guide has to share. If you’re looking to save money, your guide will be able to tell you where to go for a cheap day out, and ultimately, they can pay for themselves if you take a tour on your first day in every city you visit. You’ll walk away with dozens of ideas on where to visit, eat, and drink after a tour.

Conclusion

Now that you know your options for affordable travel in and around Italy, it’s over to you to put what you’ve learned into action. If you haven’t already, take some time to figure out what’s affordable within your budget and don’t be afraid to shop around to make sure that you get the best possible deals. Remember to always practice safe travel, especially when budget traveling! Oh – and bon voyage.

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