Where in Italy is hot in July?

As a rule, the weather gets hotter as you move through June, but most of the country is hot in July from Milan in the north (29ºC) to the capital Rome (30ºC) and further south, with 11 hours of daily sunshine. It will feel particularly warm in Rome, though cooler in Venice (26ºC), on the lakes and on the coast.



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