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📣 Hinweise für Reisende

Italy is recognized as a historical center of Western culture, having been the core of the Roman Empire and the cradle of the Renaissance. The country boasts a high concentration of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, featuring major art and historical monuments.

• The Italian names for major holidays are provided.
• New Year's Day is observed on January 1 (Capodanno).
• Epiphany falls on January 6 (Epifania).
• Easter (Pasqua) and Easter Monday (Pasquetta) occur in March or April.
• Liberation Day is observed on April 25 (la Festa della Liberazione).
• When visiting, begin interactions in restaurants by greeting staff with 'buongiorno' or 'buonasera' and wait to be seated at formal establishments. During meals, which are typically long and leisurely, avoid rushing. It is considered rude to criticize the food of others or those served in a restaurant, or to suggest improvements to someone's cooking. Remember to treat authentic Italian cuisine separately from Italian-American cuisine. For coffee, cappuccino is traditionally only for breakfast; otherwise, a macchiato is recommended after late morning.