Northern Italy travel is always an unforgettable adventure, promising great time, unique experiences, and plenty of memories to bring back home. This region of Italy boasts many wonderful places to explore, from stylish Milan, the world's capital of fashion, to romantic Venice and picture-like Cinque Terre coast. It's impossible not to fall in love with Northern Italy once you've visited it at least once. Especially if you go there with one of our tour packages, ready-made by travel experts with years of experience. All private and small group Northern Italy tours by Firebird were tailored to provide the best possible experience and include only centrally located hotels, the most logical connections, and even private airport transfers.
Things To Do & Places To See in Northern Italy
Don't miss out on any important sights & experiences in Northern Italy
The awe-inspiring gems of Northern Italy are often on the bucket lists of travelers to Europe. Customize your Northern Italy itinerary together with our team of destination specialists and enjoy an unforgettable experience while on a tour tailored to your needs.
- Venetian Rialto Market
- Wine tasting in the Valpolicella Region
- Funicular ride Como-Brunate
- Boat trip on the breathtaking Como Lake/a>
- Motor Valley tour
- Transfers along the Grand Canal in Venice/a>
- Tours of Cinque Terre villages
- Sightseeing Milan/a> and other hubs
Northern Italy Travel Tips
Get ready for your trip to Northern Italy with our expert travel tips ,and make sure to pack all you might need while on the scenic Italian getaway.
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What to pack
If you plan to go to Italy in early spring or late autumn, don't forget to pack warm clothes, the nights can still be a bit chilly.
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When to travel
The best time to travel to Italy is usually considered to be late spring-early fall because of the nicest weather conditions for sightseeing.
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How much to tip
Please note, in most restaurants in Italy, the service charge is usually already included in the bill.
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Currency
Having some local currency while traveling abroad might come in handy; local currency in Italy is the Euro.
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Food
Italy has midday siestas when restaurants and shops are closed for a few hours; usually from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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Climate
The climate in Northern Italy usually ensures chilly winters, hot summers and often quite a few rainy days.
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