Italy in February: weather, warmest places & what to do
Last updated on October 19th, 2026.
February isn’t typically the month that many would consider traveling to Italy.
It’s cold, possibly snowing in some parts, and the beaches are definitely off limits.
But, as a local, I can tell you that there’s something quietly alluring about being in Italy in February.
Granted, coats and umbrellas are more likely, but it’s a month I consider to be somewhat of an underdog.
Though the air is crisp, the crowds are fewer, and there's a peaceful hibernation you find at this time of year.
February reveals an Italy that’s slower, full of contrasts and is much more affordable.
If you like the sound of seeing Venetian canals shrouded in fog or getting cozy by a fireplace in a Tuscan farmhouse, stay with me.
In this travel guide, I’ll be outlining everything you need to know about traveling to Italy in February.
I’ll be covering topics such as:
- the warmest places in Italy in February
- Italy February weather; and
- unmissable things to do in Italy in February.
February in Italy isn’t limited to seeing Carnevale in Venice or celebrating Valentine’s Day. There’s much more going on this month and I’m here to tell you all about it.
Why visit Italy in February?
This month is a sweet spot for travelers.
Flights are cheaper, hotels are eager for guests to book, and lines for top attractions are far less overwhelming.
It makes it an ideal time to plan a trip to Italy.
Step-by-step: preparing for your February trip
- Check regional weather
Northern Italy is damp and cold (35 to 50°F), while the south is milder (50 to 60°F). Pack waterproof layers and comfortable walking boots.
- Book Carnival events
If visiting Venice, book masks and grand ball tickets 2 to 3 months in advance as February is the peak season for the Carnival.
- Step 3: Verify sightseeing hours
Many sites have shorter winter hours. Pre-book the Colosseum or Uffizi Gallery to avoid waiting in the cold.
Italy in February weather
Italy weather widely varies given that its landscape stretches from the Alps to the Mediterranean.
Because of this, you can expect all sorts of climates ranging from alpine snow to coastal sunshine.
| Region | Average highs/lows (F/C) | Climate |
| Northern Italy (Milan, Venice, the Dolomites) | 36 to 46°F (2 to 8°C)/ 28 to 36°F (-2 to 2°C) | Cold, sometimes foggy. Snow in the Alps |
| Central Italy (Florence, Rome) | 45 to 55°F (7 to 13°C)/ 34 to 41°F (1 to 5°C) | Cool with occasional rain, ideal for sightseeing |
| Southern Italy (Naples, Amalfi) | 54 to 61°F (12 to 16°C)/ 43 to 48°F (6 to 9°C) | Mild and breezy with clear views |
| Sicily and Sardinia | 57 to 63°F (14 to 17°C)/ 48 to 52°F (9 to 11°C) | Sicily is the warmest place in Italy in February |
Is February a good time to visit Italy?
The answer is both yes and no as to whether February is a good time to visit Italy.
As the saying goes, there are 'different strokes for different folks', something February perfectly epitomizes.
If you adore hot weather and everything summery, suffice it to say that Italy in February isn’t for you.
But, if like my husband, nothing makes you happier than waking up to cold weather and wearing winter attire then you’ll love this time of year.
One of the biggest pluses about visiting in February is the prices. Aside from Venice (for Carnival) and the Dolomites for winter sports, overall costs tend to be much lower.
It also makes February more of an ideal month if you’re a budget/solo traveler or visiting Italy with kids.
Responsible travel in February
Another good reason why visiting Italy in February is ideal, is that it supports responsible travel.
Popular destinations like Venice and Cinque Terre greatly struggle with over tourism during the peak months. Coming in February takes some pressure off these places, ultimately benefiting both the visitor and the destination.
✅ Pros
- Fewer tourists
- Potentially better flight and hotel deals
- Cool cultural events (Venice Carnival, saint’s festivals)
- Plenty of opportunity to eat hearty (and heavier!) Italian wintry dishes
- Quiet, year-round thermal springs with far fewer crowds than in summer
❌ Cons
- Cold, and sometimes, freezing weather
- More rainfall, fewer sunny days
- Shorter daylight hours
- Not ideal beach weather!
The warmest place in Italy in February
If you’re chasing warmer weather, the only direction to head is south.
Sicily reigns supreme as the warmest place in Italy in February, with average highs of around 59°F (15°C).
As outlined in where to spend winter in Italy, southern cities like Syracuse (Siracusa) are more likely to have sunnier days.
February is also ideal for exploring other cities in Sicily like Palermo and Catania minus the oppressive summer heat.
⏩️ Read more: visiting Sicily in winter: a local's guide to December, January and February
Jump to:
- Why visit Italy in February?
- Step-by-step: preparing for your February trip
- Italy in February weather
- Is February a good time to visit Italy?
- Responsible travel in February
- The warmest place in Italy in February
- Best places to visit in Italy in February
- What to pack for Italy in February
- Travel tips for visiting in February
- Events in Italy in February
- Map: places to visit in Italy in February
- Last words
- FAQs
- 💬 Comments
Best places to visit in Italy in February
Ready to start planning your February Italy vacation?
These are some of the top destinations to consider adding to your list.
1. Venice
Weather: average temperatures range from around 32 to 46°F (0 to 8°C). Lots of layers and a thick coat will keep you warm and toasty for your February trip. Consider packing waterproof shoes in case of high tide (acqua alta).
I’m a huge advocate of traveling to Venice in winter.
Peaceful canals, fog-kissed bridges and quiet alleys, it’s really the best time to visit. But visiting Venice in February also brings out its theatrical side.
The Venice Carnival (Carnevale di Venezia) transforms the city into a Renaissance fairytale. A dreamscape of masked figures fills the streets to celebrate Italy’s most famous winter festival.
Aside from Carnevale, there’s another major holiday where no other city can match Venice: Valentine’s Day. With gondolas lined up and cozy candlelit trattorias ready to welcome couples through its doors, Venice is unbeatable.
But, if neither Carnival nor Valentine’s Day interests you, February in Venice is still worth considering.
Take advantage of its quiet alleys, walk over empty bridges and feast on the best cicchetti without the masses.
Things to do in Venice in February
- Experience the Carnevale di Venezia – dates vary from year to year. Join a Carnival mask-making workshop and get the kids involved in the festivities.
- See top Venice attractions like St. Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s Palace without having to wait in long queues.
- Take a day trip to Murano, Burano and Torcello without the summer crowds.
- Plan a romantic getaway for Valentine’s Day (San Valentino). Book a top restaurant overlooking the Grand Canal or relax on board a private gondola ride with a personal photographer.
Where to stay in Venice in February
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Hotel Danieli, Venice – overlooking the Grand Canal, the hotel has an incredible restaurant with terrace, steps from St. Mark’s Square.
💰💰💰 Mid-range
Ca’ Pisani Hotel – the boutique Art Deco hotel has a steam room and rooftop terrace in the Dorsoduro neighborhood.
💰💰 Budget
Locanda Barbarino – relax in rooms in a traditional Venetian decor within close walking distance to Piazza San Marco.
Need more inspiration for your Venice stay? Check out Where to stay in Venice for a full travel breakdown.
2. Italian Alps and the Dolomites
Weather: average temperatures can range from 23 to 43°F (–5 to +6°C) in the Italian Alps and Dolomites in February. Heavy snow is common in higher valleys.
The Italian Alps, the Dolomites and February are a match made in travel heaven.
Skiers dream of visiting Italy in February to experience its perfect powder, lively après-ski with the backdrop of the Dolomites.
Aside from skiing, the snowy and frosty temperatures are ideal for all kinds of winter sports.
For non-sporty types (such as myself), the region is still worth visiting in February.
Unwind at a spa in an Italian mountain resort or visit the small towns in the region. If you’re lucky enough to see snow on your trip, it’ll make it more magical.
Things to do in the Italian Alps and Dolomites in February
- See the Zussl Race in action. Head to Prato Allo Stelvio in Val Venosta to see the unique event that dates to the Austro-Hungarian monarchy. Traditional figures dressed in white are decorated with colorful papers and ribbons with bells tied around their waist. If you’re looking for unusual things to do in the Dolomites, you’ve found it.
- See the San Vigilio carnival parade. Watch the streets of San Vigilio change into a sea of color and typical Ladin costumes for its annual parade. The small town is located between Corvara in Badia and Brunico.
Where to stay in the Italian Alps and the Dolomites in February
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Hotel La Perla (Corvara in Badia) – nothing beats a luxury stay than at the family-run 5-star hotel. Known for its timeless and sophisticated decor and its renowned wine cellar, it’s ideal for your Corvara stay.
💰💰💰 Mid-range
Garni la Bercia – book a few nights at this warm and traditional guesthouse in the mountains in Selva di Val Gardena. The garni has family rooms, a spa and wellness center and a buffet breakfast filled with local specialties.
💰💰 Budget
Garni Jasmin (San Cassiano) – clean, comfortable rooms with private bathrooms and an onsite restaurant and bar. The Sella Pass and Pordoi Pass are under 50 minutes by car.
Get a full breakdown of each area plus more hotel recommendations in Where to stay in the Dolomites.
3. Rome
Weather: average temperatures in Rome in February can range from 37 to 55°F (3 to 13°C).
If you’ve ever wanted to see the Eternal City without the queues, February could be your best shot.
The Colosseum stands a little quieter and the Vatican Museums are navigable without the summer crowds.
While rainfall is likelier in February in Rome, it’s quickly forgotten once the rain stops and the blue skies appear.
Things to do in Rome in February
- Join the fun and festivities at the Roman Carnival (Carnevale Romano). Like Venice, the capital celebrates with colorful costumes, elaborate masks, parades, shows and concerts. Most of the activities take place in the area between Piazza del Popolo and Via del Corso.
- Try a fun cooking class. Take home more than a souvenir from your Rome vacation by booking a cooking class. Italy food tours are a delicious way to extend your trip long after your vacation has ended. What's more, they’re a fab backup plan should the weather decide to take a wet turn.
Ready to cook like a Roman? Here are some fun tours to consider booking.
- Pasta and tiramisu with fine wine by the Vatican (3 to 3.5 hours)
- Pizza and tiramisu class with free-flowing wine (3 hours)
- Pizza and tiramisu class near the Colosseum (family friendly, 2.5 hours)
Where to stay in Rome in February
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Palazzo Manfredi – wake up to views of the Colosseum and dine at the Michelin-starred restaurant inside this sumptuous luxury hotel.
💰💰💰 Mid-range
Hotel De’ Ricci – relax in the tranquil and beautiful surroundings of this small luxury hotel. Impeccable service, comfortable beds and fine dining await.
💰💰 Budget
Hotel Romano – a gorgeous hotel in the Monti neighborhood of Rome, the Colosseum is an 8-minute walk away.
Need more Rome hotel recommendations? See Where to stay in Rome for a full list of the best neighborhoods and where to avoid.
4. Florence and Tuscany
Weather: average temperatures range from 35 to 52°F (2 to 11°C). Mornings are chilly but it can turn milder by the afternoon. Dress as you would for winter; it can still feel cold walking around in the winter sunshine.
There’s something endearing about visiting Florence during the low season.
Though the birthplace of the Renaissance isn’t without the tour groups, it’s noticeably quieter in February.
The city hums at a calmer pace and the cold, and sometimes, rainy snaps make perfect museum weather.
In the wider region of Tuscany, the dormant countryside is ideal for long, country walks and cozy farmhouse retreats.
Things to do in Florence and Tuscany in February
- See the Florence Carnival (Carnevale di Firenze). Watch the colorful procession of floats and look out for bold, Florentine characters. The parade usually starts from Santa Maria Novella Square.
- Tour the best museums in the city. From the Uffizi Gallery to the Academy, February is the perfect month to explore the best museums in Florence.
- Head to the coastal town of Viareggio to experience its annual carnival, the Viareggio Carnival (Carnevale di Viareggio). It’s famous for its enormous, and colorful, papier-mâché floats and political satire. Other events include fireworks and a full-on opening parade. Tickets are required, which you can purchase on the website.
- Celebrate Gallo Nero wines alongside other enthusiasts at the Chianti Classico Collection. Taking place every February in the Chianti region, it’s a rare chance to learn about one of Italy’s oldest wines. Buy tickets on the website.
- Soak in a natural hot spring. Southern Tuscany's thermal springs stay open all year, and February is one of the quietest times to visit. The free, public Cascate del Mulino in Saturnia and the springs at Bagni San Filippo are both open 24 hours a day. They’re worth the detour if you don't mind cooler air on the walk in and out. For something more polished, the paid Terme di Saturnia resort pools are also open through winter.
Where to stay in Florence and Tuscany in February
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Gallery Hotel Art - Lungarno Collection – an elegant hotel close to Ponte Vecchio and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence.
💰💰💰 Mid-range
Hotel L’Orologio Firenze, WTB Hotels – a themed design hotel overlooking Florence’s Santa Maria Novella Square.
💰💰 Budget (Asciano, Tuscany)
Agriturismo Casanova – a gorgeous farmstay experience with a garden, pool and a daily Italian and continental breakfast.
Look for more Florence hotels and hotels in Tuscany
5. Naples and the Amalfi Coast
Weather: average temperatures range from 41 to 57°F (5 to 14°C). Daytimes are cool and much of the region is likely to be overcast, and maybe wet, in February.
The Amalfi Coast in February looks different from the postcard version most people expect. It’s colder, greyer, and without the vivid blue sea and colorful cliffside views social media tends to sell.
But if you've ever dreamed of seeing towns like Positano and Sorrento without the crowds, this is exactly when to go.
A time of year when the locals outnumber the visitors, towns like Positano and Sorrento will be far less busy.
Naples, on the other hand, is a different story. A city that thrives no matter the weather, there’s plenty to do in Naples that will satisfy a February trip.
⏩️ See: How to spend one day in Naples Italy
Things to do in Naples and the Amalfi Coast in February
- Watch the festivities at the Great Carnival of Maiori (Gran Carnevale di Maiori). One of the longest-running events in the Campania region it’s a colorful spectacle of floats, stage performances and fireworks.
- Take a day trip to Pompeii. Explore the ancient city of Pompeii without sweating buckets, and fewer people around, in February.
There are several ways to get from Naples to Pompeii, one of which is to take a bus. The route from Garibaldi station in Naples to Pompeii Santuario has an average journey time of around 55 minutes. Buy Pompeii skip-the-line tickets in advance to avoid waiting around. Alternatively, let someone else do the hard work for you by joining an organized tour from Naples.
- Pompeii Ruins and Mount Vesuvius day tour (7.5 hours)
- Skip-the-line tickets for Pompeii (small group tour – 4 hours)
- Pompeii tour with ticket, guide and transfer (3.5 hours)
- Hike the Path of the Gods (Sentiero degli Dei) – the popular hiking path covers several towns on the Amalfi Coast. While the cooler weather might make for more comfortable conditions, check the forecast beforehand in case of heavy rain.
Where to stay in Naples and the Amalfi Coast
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Hotel Palazzo Murat – try your chances by checking the rates for this gorgeous luxury hotel in Positano for February. It boasts rooms and suites with sea views, a luxury spa and an outdoor pool (seasonal).
💰💰💰 Mid-range
Hotel Marina Riviera – this beachfront hotel in Amalfi has rooms with sea views, terraces and a superb continental breakfast served daily.
💰💰 Budget
Hotel Piazza Bellini & Apartments – bright and modern apartments with plenty of natural light and a top-rated buffet breakfast. Spaccanapoli, one of the most famous streets in Naples, is a short 4-minute walk away.
Search for more hotels in Naples and the Amalfi Coast
6. Sicily
Weather: average temperatures in Sicily in February can range from 50 to 59°F (10 to 15°C). While February weather is warmer compared to the mainland and further north, Sicily still does get cold. Parts of the island do get more sunshine in February, but this doesn’t mean that it’s hot. As a local that lives in Sicily (part of the year), February can also be a wet month.
Sicily is more than its beaches and islands, and that's exactly why it earns a spot on this list.
Even with the cooler, occasionally wet weather, the island's cities more than make up for it.
Sicily’s cities like Palermo, Syracuse and Noto make perfect weekend getaways. In case of wintry weather, or if it rains, there are plenty of indoor attractions that will fill an itinerary.
On the flip side, colder temperatures are ideal if you plan on partaking in winter activities in Sicily. Skiing and snowboarding on Mount Etna would be a once-in-a-lifetime experience if conditions allowed.
Things to do in Sicily in February
- Join in the festivities at the St. Agatha Festival (Festa di Sant’Agata) in Catania. Every February, the city pays homage to its patron saint with a 3-day celebration of parades, fireworks and candlelit processions.
One sweet delicacy to try when visiting the festival is Minne di Sant'Agata. The Sicilian dessert resembling small breasts is a tribute to the saint who became a martyr after her breasts were amputated.
- Experience the Acireale Carnival (Carnevale di Acireale). The city that’s a short drive from Catania transforms into a scene of color and spectacle for its annual carnival. Elaborate floats, animated masks and papier-mâché masterpieces take center stage for the event. Tickets are required for the event. Visit the website for more information.
- See the Feast of St. Biagio. Every February, the small town of Bronte honors its patron saint with a procession through the town. Located on the slopes of Mount Etna, Bronte is most famous for its pistachio production; a staple in many Sicilian desserts.
Where to stay in Sicily in February
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Grand Hotel Timeo, Taormina – splash out for your Italy in February trip by checking into this luxurious 5-star hotel. With fine dining, a first-class spa and dreamy views overlooking Mount Etna it’s worth every Euro.
💰💰💰 Mid-range
Spasimo Hôtellerie – stay in the charming Kalsa neighborhood at this sophisticated hotel in central Palermo. Amenities include a full-service spa, two hot tubs and a buffet breakfast is included with your stay.
💰💰 Budget
Alle porte del Castello 23 – fully functioning apartments with all the mod cons for a comfortable stay. Piazza Duomo (where Catania Cathedral is) is an 8-minute walk from the property.
Need more ideas on Sicily hotels and local recommendations? My guide on Where to stay in Sicily is a complete guide to which part of the island to choose.
7. Milan
Weather: average temperatures range from 34 to 48°F (1 to 9°C) in Milan in February. Cold mornings, cold afternoons and cold evenings best characterize the month.
Milan is one of those cities that tends to divide opinions. You either really want to visit — or you don’t.
But, if visiting Italy in February, Milan is a great choice for so many reasons. For one, the city offers a heady mix of indoor activities varying from visiting Milan Cathedral to shopping.
⏩️ Get tickets to see Milan’s Cathedral and terraces
Its famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II makes the perfect indoor escape if it rains in Milan. Add to this, a tour to see The Last Supper, museums and maybe even a show at La Scala.
Things to do in Milan in February
- See the Ambrosian Carnival (Carneval Ambrosiano). Like other places mentioned throughout this Italy in February guide, Milan also hosts its own carnival.
Celebrated a week after the Venice Carnival, the Milan Carnival includes a parade packed with floats, costumes and performers. Named after Milan’s patron saint, St. Ambrogio, there are plenty of events and activities ideal for families visiting with children.
- Get a first glimpse of fall/winter upcoming trends at Milan Fashion Week. Dates vary from year to year, but the events usually start around late February and run for 7 days.
Where to stay in Milan in February
💰💰💰💰 Luxury
The Glamore Milano Duomo – enjoy 5-star luxury with views of the Duomo at this superb hotel right in the heart of Milan.
💰💰💰 Mid-range
The Unique – spend a night or two at this family-friendly guesthouse just minutes' walk from Pinacoteca di Brera art gallery.
Get entry tickets for Pinacoteca di Brera
💰💰 Budget
Eurohotel – save money for shopping and dining out in Milan with a budget-friendly stay at Eurohotel. The hotel in the Porta Venezia neighborhood is ideal for families or large groups visiting Milan.
Want more Milan hotel suggestions? Check out Where to stay in Milan for a detailed breakdown on each neighborhood.
What to pack for Italy in February
If you’ve made it this far, you’ll have noticed one recurring theme: it gets cold in Italy in February.
Saying that, a winter wardrobe is the only way to pack. Even if you plan on visiting Sicily, don’t get complacent and assume that it will be warm. Pack layers, wear a thick (and maybe waterproof) coat and apply the same practice for footwear.
Below is a list of essential clothing and accessories that I would personally use. Have a look at What to wear in Italy as a local for a complete month-by-month breakdown.
- Thick coat or down jacket
- Thermal layers and sweaters
- Waterproof shoes/boots
- Umbrella and gloves
- Warm woolly hat
Optional:
- Something smart to wear for dinners out
- Swimming costume (for hotel spas in the Italian Alps and the Dolomites)
Travel tips for visiting in February
- Book early for events, top attractions and accommodation. This applies to events like Carnival and for staying at popular ski resorts/lodges in the mountains.
- Be flexible with your plans. Have a backup ready in case the weather doesn’t go in your favor.
- The Vatican Museums are closed on 11 February.
- Try traditional foods that you can only find in Italy in February. Frittelle in Veneto, minne di Sant'Agata in Catania and chiacchiere in Milan.
Events in Italy in February
- Carnevale di Venezia (Venice)
- Carnevale Ambrosiano (Milan)
- Carnevale di Viareggio (Viareggio, Tuscany)
- Festa di Sant’Agata (Catania, Sicily)
- Carnevale di Acireale (Acireale, Sicily)
- Sanremo Music Festival (Sanremo, Liguria)
Map: places to visit in Italy in February
Here's a map of everywhere covered in this guide: the 7 destinations, plus a couple of quiet hot springs worth the detour if you're in Tuscany.
Last words
What are your thoughts on this travel guide to visiting Italy in February? Has it answered all your questions? Let me know in the comments below or send me a DM on Instagram.
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Written by Lisa Rivera: Italy traveler and resident for 10+ years. First-hand researched for 2026.
FAQs
February is a good time to visit Italy if you want to visit in low season with fewer crowds and lower prices. 
Not really, except in the south. Sicily and Sardinia stay mildest, with highs around 57-63°F (14-17°C), while the rest of the country stays cool to cold.
Sicily, with average highs around 59°F (15°C).
Italy weather in February is typically colder in the north and cool in the south. Snow is usually the norm in the Alps and Dolomites, foggy and cold around northern Italy and rainy in central Italy. Sicily experiences more sunny days in respect to the mainland, but it can also get cold in February.
A thick coat or down jacket, thermal layers, waterproof shoes, an umbrella, and warm accessories. Even in Sicily, don't assume it'll be warm enough to skip the layers.
Carnival is probably the biggest draw to visiting Italy in February. Venice Carnival is the most popular but the Viareggio and Milan Carnivals also attract many visitors. The wintry weather makes sports like skiing and snowboarding another appealing reason to travel this month.
Yes. It's one of the best months to see Venice without the crowds, and if your timing lines up with Carnival, you'll catch one of Italy's biggest winter festivals.
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We have never been to Italy but can definitely make a trip happen next February, it all looks incredible
I hope you consider visiting!
We have never been totally but can definitely make a trip happen next February, it all looks incredible
It's not a bad month to visit!
I am not sure if anyone is interested in sticky weather!! That's a very funny way to put the weather.
I know a few people who prefer it!
Going this post so much and we are thinking of traveling to Italy soon as we have family in Sicily an dit is such an incredibly beautiful place. I would go any time of the year.... there are benefits to the off season when you look for them 😉
I hope you visit us one day soon 😀
I am planning a trip to Italy with my daughter, but I am not quite sure what time of year we would go. I enjoyed reading about your experience and comparing different times of year.
I hope you visit us one day and I'm glad my guides are helpful 🙂
The fact that flights are cheaper is certainly appealing. Although, on the flip side the cold weather and amount of rain makes me think another month might suit me a bit better.
I understand that, it's not for everyone 🙂 But there are many indoor activities to do too
That carnival mask workshop sounds really interesting! What a great souvenir that would be! I'd love to visit Italy someday! Now I know to make it February! 🙂
It is and so much fun for the kids too!
I do like the idea of less crowds but I just think it would be a little too cool as I'd want to walk round loads. Maybe by March or April for me x
I understand that' February won't be for everyone!
Take me to Italy at any time of the year lol...Such a beautiful country. I usually travel to Europe in September, mostly because the weather is a bit cooler without being freezing cold. I would love to explore Italy in February to see what it's like in winter.
September in Italy is a great time to visit! February is definitely different (!) but there are much fewer crowds
I think that if you are travelling to see the sights then the weather really doesn't matter quite so much. The appeal of cheaper flights and less people would happily make me want to travel in February.
I agree, and it really is a good month if you're on a tight budget
Sounds like February is the best month to visit Italy. I will keep this in mind and add to my notes.
It's not the best month for many but it's worth considering 🙂
February seems like a great time to visit Italy. I love traveling in the off-season because the crowds are so thinned out.
It's an underdog month! Well worth considering if you want to see Italy without the crowds