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Tours to Italy: facts for the traveller

Currency euro
Language Italian
Time difference with Almaty 4 hours in winter, 3 hours in summer
Best beach season June — September
Best sightseeing season April — May and September — October
Tour duration from five nights

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Tours to Italy: what to know

In winter it is cheaper, but some beaches are closed, and in summer Rome and Venice are hot and crowded. Allow 7–12 days for the trip and book everything two to three months in advance.

Visa and documents for a trip to Italy: what needs to be arranged?

The trip begins with paperwork, and here it is important not to rush. It is more convenient to organize a journey to this country from Kostanay with a two-to-three-month margin: in summer free slots at the visa center disappear within days, while in winter the queue is shorter.

Appointment at the visa center and submission deadlines

Appointments at the Italian visa center in Almaty or Astana open several weeks before the desired date. The peak of submissions falls in April and May, when people book summer holidays in Italy. The package of documents is prepared in advance: the form, photographs, confirmation of accommodation and route. It is better to have the hotel and ticket bookings in hand before submitting, otherwise the application may not be accepted. If this is your first trip to Italy, it is worth leaving yourself time to correct minor mistakes in the forms. In winter the queue is shorter, but holiday weeks also fill up quickly.

Insurance and financial documents

The policy is issued for the entire duration of the trip to Italy, including flight days. For the Italian destination, the coverage amount set by the consulate is important. Financial confirmation is shown with a bank statement or an employment letter. Some travelers add transport bookings between cities. Documents are submitted in one envelope, and the order of pages does not matter. Copies should be made in advance: the photocopier at the visa center may not work.

How to get from Kostanay to Italian cities?

Logistics to Europe from our region are built in two stages. First you need to get to Almaty, and only from there fly to the Apennines.

The journey to Almaty before departure

From Kostanay to Almaty, the most convenient way is an overnight train or a morning flight. The train arrives at the station, from where you still have to travel across the city to the international terminal. The morning plane provides a margin for the connection, but requires an early rise. Many Italian tours from Kostanay are assembled so that several hours remain between arrival and departure. In winter, weather delays should be taken into account and you should leave with a margin. It is better to check baggage through to the entire route if the carrier allows it. This approach saves energy before a long flight.

Connections in Istanbul, Dubai and Frankfurt

There are no direct flights from Kazakhstan to Italy, so the route is usually built via Istanbul, Dubai or Frankfurt with one transfer. Istanbul offers a short flight and a convenient connection in the Asian part. Dubai is chosen for comfortable night flights and a large hub. Frankfurt is convenient for those flying onward to Milan or Rome. The connection time should be at least two hours: the terminals are large, and the transfers are long. During a transfer in Europe, baggage sometimes has to be collected and checked in again. A holiday in Italy begins exactly from the moment you pass passport control at the arrival airport.

How much a holiday in Italy costs

The budget is calculated in euros, and it strongly depends on the region and season. The difference between the north and south is noticeable even within one week.

Budget in euros: accommodation, transport, food

ItemBudget optionComfortable option
Accommodation per nightSuburbs and hostelsHotel in the center
Food per dayTrattoria and marketRestaurant with wine
TransportRegional trainsHigh-speed lines
ExcursionsFree entryTickets with a guide

Accommodation in the center of Italy's historic districts is booked several months in advance, especially during sales and major church holidays. The tourist tax for staying in Italy is paid on site at the hotel; it depends on the hotel category and the number of nights. Food away from tourist streets costs less: lunch at a neighborhood trattoria is noticeably cheaper than dinner on the main square. Coffee at the bar counter costs less than at a table — this is a local norm, not an attempt to save money. Italian cuisine varies greatly by region, so a gastronomic route should be built around a specific area, not "the country as a whole."

Cash and cards of Kazakhstani banks

Cards of Kazakhstani banks are not accepted everywhere, so a small reserve of cash euros should be kept for the entire route through Italy. Small shops, markets and family cafes often work only with cash. Large hotels and chain stores accept cards without question. Cash is exchanged in parts: the rate at the arrival airport in Italy is noticeably worse than in the city. Street ATMs give euros at the current rate, but charge their own commission. Small change will be useful for coffee, bus tickets and toilets. Large banknotes are sometimes not accepted in small establishments.

Moving between cities and regions

The country is compact, but the distances between regions are serious. The choice of transport determines how many cities you will manage during the trip.

High-speed trains and regional passes

Intercity trains in Italy are cheaper to buy in advance online: the closer the date, the higher the fare on high-speed lines. High-speed trains connect Rome, Milan, Venice and Rimini in just a few hours. Regional trains go slower, but cost noticeably less and cover small towns. Bus tickets in small towns are sold at tobacco kiosks, not by the driver. A paper ticket must be validated before boarding, otherwise it is considered invalid. A multi-day pass pays off if you plan frequent short journeys. For Sicily and Sardinia, the train is not always convenient; there people more often take a ferry or a plane.

Car rental and restricted traffic zones

Car rental is convenient for rural areas, but in historic centers restricted traffic zones with fines are in effect. Cameras record entry automatically, and the receipt arrives to the renter only after the car is returned. Parking in the center is expensive and finding a spot is difficult. Outside the city, a car opens up wineries, hills, and small fortresses where no transport goes. A Kazakh-style driver's license is suitable for rental, but sometimes an international permit is requested. Gasoline on highways is more expensive than at gas stations in the suburbs. For a trip with children, it is worth considering that beach holidays and a sightseeing program combine poorly in one day due to distances.

AspectOutside the cityIn historic centers
ConvenienceOpens up wineries, hills, fortressesParking is expensive, finding a spot is difficult
RestrictionsNo transport goes thereRestricted traffic zones, fines
CamerasNot mentionedRecord entry automatically
ReceiptNot mentionedArrives to the renter after the car is returned
LicenseKazakh-style is suitableSometimes an international permit is requested
GasolineMore expensive on highwaysCheaper at gas stations in the suburbs
ChildrenSightseeing and the beach combine poorlyDistances hinder combining in a day

Visa and entry rules change: check with the primary source — the visa portal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Italian Republic, https://vistoperitalia.esteri.it/. The information on this page was verified on 17.09.2026.

What a tourist from Kazakhstan should consider

Local habits differ from ours, and this is noticeable from the first day. A few simple rules will save time and nerves.

Dress code in churches and the afternoon break

In cathedrals and monasteries a dress code applies: covered shoulders and knees, so in hot weather people carry a light wrap. In summer in southern cities many shops and museums close for an afternoon break, so it is better to plan sightseeing for the morning and evening. The siesta lasts several hours, and during this time the streets empty out. Dinner starts late, and kitchens in restaurants open closer to evening. In Venice and Rome the lines to churches are longest in the morning. Shorts and T-shirts can stop you at the entrance even in intense heat.

Booking entrances and accommodation in the center

In high season there are lines at popular sites, and timed entry is booked online in advance. Morning slots are taken first, so the decision should be made weeks before the trip. Accommodation in the center of historic districts is booked several months ahead, especially on major holidays. Hotels near train stations are cheaper but noisier and farther from the main squares. Apartments with a kitchen are advantageous for a family, but require attention to check-in rules. Bookings with free cancellation provide flexibility if the route is still changing. A holiday in Italy benefits when accommodation and tickets are tied to one plan rather than being assembled on the spot.

In brief

  • The best months for a trip are May, June, September, and October: warm, but without exhausting heat.
  • The budget is calculated in euros, cash is exchanged in parts and a reserve is kept for the entire route.
  • High-speed trains between Rome, Milan, Venice, and Rimini are cheaper to buy in advance online.
  • Entrances to popular sites and accommodation in the center are booked several months before the trip.
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Frequent questions about tours to Italy

It is most comfortable in May, June and September, when it is warm but there is no exhausting heat.

Rome, Milan, Venice and Florence — the classic set for a first trip.

Yes, especially Rimini and the Adriatic coast with a gentle entry into the sea.

Mount Etna, ancient temples and coastal towns with orange groves.

Swim in the bays, walk along rocky trails and try local cheeses.

The north and large cities are more expensive, the south and the islands are noticeably more affordable.

Pasta, pizza, risotto and seafood, and each region has its own specialties.

On the coast no, but in the mountains and in the north a light jacket will come in handy in the evening.

At least three days to calmly see the main attractions.

Yes, it is convenient to combine Rimini with trips to Venice and Rome.

Olive oil, wine, ceramics and fashionable accessories from Milan.

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