How should Americans behave in Italy?

10 Etiquette Tips To Know Before Traveling To Italy
  1. 1 IT'S TOTALLY OKAY TO BE LATE.
  2. 2 IT'S ALL IN THE EYES. ...
  3. 3 NO NEED TO TIP. ...
  4. 4 DON'T OVER CONSUME. ...
  5. 5 HAVE SOME RESPECT IN OLD BASILICAS AND CHURCHES. ...
  6. 6 CARRY SOME CASH. ...
  7. 7 DRESS THE PART. ...
  8. 8 BE AWARE OF WHERE YOU ARE. ...




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  • Don't overtip. ...
  • Don't order a cappuccino after 11am. ...
  • Don't put cheese on a pasta that contains fish or seafood. ...
  • Don't cut your spaghetti with a knife and fork, ever. ...
  • Don't order the Fettuccine Alfredo. ...
  • Don't wear shorts, tank top or flip-flops when visiting a church.


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According to professional travel planners, most Americans visiting Italy stick to the hits: Rome, Venice, Florence, Milan, the Amalfi Coast, Lake Como or Cinque Terre. With some of the country's most famous architecture, art, beaches and museums, those destinations are the most popular for good reason.

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What makes Polignano a Mare the friendliest city in Italy. Firstly, Polignano a Mare is a sun-drenched town right on the Adriatic sea, hence it's nickname “The Pearl of the Adriatic”.

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Pros and cons of living in Italy: The things you should know
  • Pro: The La Dolce Vita lifestyle.
  • Con: The language barrier is high.
  • Pro: The food is exquisite.
  • Con: The cost of living can get quite high in the main cities.
  • Pro: Well-developed healthcare system.
  • Con: Bureaucratic public services.


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