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Italy flights
Flights to Italy arrive in a country of fabulous scenery and great weather. Italy flights take around two to three hours from the UK before bringing you to a destination full of romance and history.
Italy offers a wide variety of attractions. Numerous beautiful churches vie for attention with the Renaissance art galleries of Tuscany and Florence, and if you simply want to relax, then Italy is, of course, the home of the good life (la dolce vita) with its fabulous food and wine. Venice and its canals are romantic and charming, and the capital Rome is one of the world's most visited destinations. Don't forget the lakes region of the North, skiing in the Alps and the Apennines, plus the islands of Sicily and Sardinia.
Peak Season
Although Italy's climate does depend on your location within the country, high season generally covers the summer months and flight prices rise at this time. Spring and autumn are times of pleasant weather and fewer crowds, and also offer the possibility of a cheap flight, or at least a less expensive one. Remember to book your flight early during high season, but also bear in mind that many Italians holiday in August and some areas will be closed at that time such as in cities.
Off Season
Unless you plan to ski in the Italian Alps, the winter here is the low season, and it is at this time that you could obtain a cheap flight to Italy. Whenever you wish to travel, use our price comparison tool to compare deals and book your flights.
