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Italy Guide How to get to Italy Numerous airlines have direct flights to the major airports of Italy. The national carrier of Italy, Alitalia has daily flights into Italy from around the globe. Rome & Milan are the principal airports for intercontinental flights arriving into Italy. Most people choose to arrive in Rome and depart from Milan, touring the three principal cities of Rome, Florence & Venice in-between flights. Florence does not have an international airport, but Pisa airport has a daily non-stop connection with New York on Delta. Others may arrive in Italy by air from another European country. If you are visiting Italy as part of a European tour you might consider utilizing a low-cost airline to travel between countries. Airlines like Easyjet and RyanAir offer great value in airfares, as well as the opportunity of booking one-way tickets through which you can build a nice itinerary through the major destinations of Europe. It seems that each European country has a host of these low-cost airlines so shop around for the best deal. For Americans visit Europe via the UK, book your transatlantic flight into London, with the number of airlines flying into London the prices are usually low, and then book your onward travel via low-cost airlines. This method can result in huge savings when compared to booking flights from the US directly to Italy & Greece in particular. Another popular way of arriving in Italy is by train using Eurail passes. Traveling by train you'll get to see a lot of the Italian countryside, perhaps arriving via the Alps into Venice or Milan. Always try to reserve Eurostar trains where you can make seat reservations and be guaranteed to travel on the most comfortable trains. Trains in Italy. If you plan to arrive in Italy by car you'll find it's easy to travel through the Italian peninsula via the Autostrada (highways). Once off the major routes you'll find navigating Italy a little difficult, the Italian drivers won't give you time to think and many city centres are now very confusing because of the complex system of one-way streets.
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