Visiting Italy

All the information you need to organize a vacation to Italy in November! The top Italian destinations to visit in November, when to make reservations, and what to expect from the weather.

When considering a trip to Italy, November is not the month that immediately comes to mind.

If you don't mind the odd wet day, though, it is not a bad season to visit Italy.

November is an autumnal month, but it feels like winter in most of Italy. You can expect a mix of rainy and sunny days, as well as generally getting colder temperatures.

If this image makes you feel discouraged, let me tell you that November in Italy may also be fantastic!

less people, cheaper prices, and the absence of the sweltering heat Summer sun, November is a wonderful time to go sightseeing in Italy because of the summer warmth and can be one of the greatest times to visit well-known locations without being overrun by tourists.

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 What to anticipate from the Italian weather in November
Italy's autumn begins in November.

While you might still find mild enough temperatures in some places, especially in the South, during this month, the Italian summer is officially over. As a result, you will spend the majority of your time wearing a jacket and occasionally reaching for your umbrella.

Since November in Italy is mostly known for its variable weather, it is impossible to foretell what you will experience until just before you arrive.

However, to give you a sense of the weather, historically, November in Italy saw the following temperatures:
 Name of placeTemperature Max/MinAverage n. of rainy daysMilanMax 18C/64F – Min 11C/52F6 daysBolzanoMax 11C/52F – Min 1C/34F11.5 daysRomeMax 17C/62F – Min 6C/43F9 daysPalermoMax 20C/68 – Min 11C/52F8 days
 The top destinations in Italy to visit in November
It is challenging to suggest places to visit in November because the same location can be lovely or unpleasant depending on the weather that day!

For instance, Lake Como may either be a complete delight at this time of year, as the picture above demonstrates, or it can be damp and unusually quiet.

The degree to which Italy in November is enjoyable or not depends greatly on expectations and taste.

Overall, we think these are the best for the season.
 November in Rome
Rome experiences rainy weather in November, but it's a perfect month to travel on a budget and explore the city with less tourists.

You might still be able to eat your lunch outside at this time, and you can easily spend time seeing Rome's piazzas, major sights, and stunning museums.

Although less crowded than other times, the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Vatican City will nonetheless be packed.

Rome seldom has a low season quite like November!
November in Venice November in Venice is foggy, secluded, and romantic.

Although you might need to dress in layers and endure rain (and possibly rising water—check the forecast before you travel), November will allow you to experience Venice with fewer tourists and
 continue to appreciate its lagoon.
To brighten your November day with the hues of this beautiful town, make sure to take the ferry to Burano.

Thanksgiving in Tuscany
Fall in Tuscany is beautiful.

This is the time to take in the gorgeous Tuscan woodland foliage and sample the hearty cuisine produced by this incredible region.

The greatest time to see Tuscany's hot springs is in November, when visitors may take leisurely strolls around hilltop towns followed by dinners at neighborhood eateries.
Tuscany will satisfy your needs whether you prefer paid thermal spas or free springs that come directly from the mountains.
 November on the Amalfi Coast
In November, the Amalfi Coast is hit or miss.

On the one hand, the Costiera is experiencing its low season at this time, so you may virtually enjoy several of its typically quite busy villages.

On the other hand, the low season prevents you from swimming and boating and may limit your options for transportation due to the tourist ferries' decreased timetable.

In general, only those who don't mind the unusual ambiance of a marine vacation in winter should visit this place in November.
 Pompeii in November November is a fantastic time to explore Pompeii, one of Italy's most stunning archaeological sites.

Despite the possibility of rain in November, the location is at its finest because you will be able to explore without the sweltering heat of the spring and summer, which is especially uncomfortable in an open-air park.

The best way to experience Pompeii in November is to spend a few days in the region. Staying in Naples, for example, will let you experience both cities to their fullest.

Naples in November is a terrific time to go sightseeing, eat authentic Neapolitan pizza, and experience a little bit of Christmas since the famous nativity scene figurine makers of Via San Gregorio Armeno are getting ready for the holiday season.
 The majority of the time, reservations are not necessary for trains; nonetheless, high-speed trains on well-traveled lines, such Rome to Florence, frequently sell out or have highly expensive tickets as their sole options.

All Saints Day, which falls on November 1st, is a national holiday and a customary Italian long weekend. If you want to go at that time, make a reservation in advance.

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