Visiting the incredible country of Italy doesn’t have to break the bank!

There are endless gorgeous attractions located throughout Italy. The entire country attracts millions of visitors each year. You will hear of many people visiting cities like Rome or Milan. However, if you are on a budget, you can still visit Italy at an affordable price.

Below are four of the most affordable cities in Italy!

  1. Pisa

Many people may not immediately think of Pisa as an affordable city since it is a major tourist hub in Italy. You may be surprised to learn that Pisa is quite affordable. If you stay in the charming city of Pisa, you can spend your days exploring the history, art and culture of the area.

You can also join a tour of Pisa, where you will spend an hour discovering the iconic monument. After learning all about the Leaning Tower and its surroundings, you will have the rest of the day to explore as you please!

  1. Palermo

Sicily is a beautiful Italian island that is a great destination for anyone on a budget. It may not have been on your radar before, but this large island offers an affordable and quiet escape. Since Sicily is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, there is plenty to do. An ideal amount of time here would be about one week.

The capital city of Sicily, Palermo, is a fantastic place to stay. The city is decorated with impressive architecture, delicious cuisine and a lot of history. Palermo is also a very walkable city, with most things accessible on foot.

Once you’ve explored Palermo, you may want to check out other Sicilian towns such as Ortigia, Modica and Taormina.

  1. Lecce

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Lecce is a historic 2,000 year old city, comparable to the likes of Florence. On a stroll through Lecce, you’ll see incredible architecture, hidden pizza shops and charming wine shops. This is another very walkable city, with everything being just a short distance from the city centre. We recommend taking one of the side streets, as you’re sure to discover heaps of hidden gems along the way.

If that didn’t already sound great, Lecce is also located close to the ocean. You can catch a bus or taxi to get to the beach. From there, you can spend the day basking in the sun and splashing around in the warm coastal waters!

  1. Naples

Naples is a charming seaside city with lots of colourful buildings and incredible sites just a stone’s throw away. In Naples you can spend time exploring the vibrant city and checking out local eateries. Then head down to the sea or join a tour to Pompeii.

This Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius tour allows you to spend the day at the historic site and learn all about the history of Pompeii. You’ll be accompanied by an expert guide, who will tell you all about the area. You will also get to walk to the peak of Mount Vesuvius for panoramic views of Pompeii, Naples and beyond.

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