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Low-Emission Zones in Italy: How They Differ From a ZTL
A low-emission restriction and a ZTL are not automatically the same thing. A ZTL, or Zona a Traffico Limitato, controls ...
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Public Holidays in Italy: National Holidays, Christmas and What Closes
On a national holiday in Italy, the country does not shut down, but it switches operating mode. Public offices, bank ...
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Servito vs Self-Service Petrol in Italy: Why the Price Per Litre Changes
At many Italian petrol stations, the same fuel can have two different prices because one rate is for filling the ...
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International Driving Permit Italy: Do You Need an IDP to Drive?
Yes. If your driver’s license was issued outside the European Union, Italian law requires you to carry an International Driving ...
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Dolomites Without a Car: Which Bases Work Best for Public Transport
The easiest way to see the Dolomites without a car is to choose one well-connected valley and stay near its ...
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Is the Colosseum Free? Entry Days, Ticket Prices and Who Pays
No, the Colosseum is not free on a normal day. You can walk around the outside and look at it ...
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Vatican Museums Entrance: Where It Is, How to Get There and What to Expect
You enter the Vatican Museums from Viale Vaticano, along the Vatican walls on the north side of Vatican City, about ...
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Rental Car Breakdown in Italy: Roadside Assistance, Safe Stopping and Tolls
If a rented car starts failing, get it out of moving traffic, switch on the hazard lights, put on the ...
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Trenitalia Delay Compensation: When Delayed Trains Earn a Refund
If your Trenitalia train reaches your destination 60 to 119 minutes behind schedule, you are entitled to 25% of the ...
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