8 Notes When Traveling To Italy

Each country has its own culture and customs that you need to understand before you arrive. Italy is no exception, here are some things you should keep in mind when traveling to Italy. See also: >> From book pages to colorful Italy1. Not wearing open clothes when coming to the Vatican Italian people can be extremely sexy and seductive on the street, but when they come to the Vatican, they dress discreetly. The Vatican, the Catholic cathedral, is considered one of the holiest in the world

. Any outfit that doesn't cover your arms, your shoulders, or the knees are not accepted when coming to this place. If you do not bring your clothes, put a scarf in your bag to cover your shoulders when you come here and especially when passing through the entrance to San Pietro. 2 Don't expect Italians to work on time Never think about being punctual when you're in Italy, because people here especially like "rubber".



For example, if you buy a tour that leaves to visit Colosseum at 4pm, there is a very high chance that you will start your journey at 4:30. Vehicles may also be unexpectedly inactive on a day. certain week so you need to carefully check the information on the website before leaving. Italian administrations are no exception, they often work late, and often close erratically on weekdays! 3. Gondola or traghetto? Anyone who comes to Venice wants to once sit on the Gondola (long boat, curved nose, typical of Venice), walking on the canals. But the "exorbitant" price of this boat makes many tourists surrender. Some Gondola boats charge up to 65 USD / person (1,300,000 VND) If you cannot afford this trip, rent a traghetto instead of a gondola.



Traghetto is a boat that Venetians often use to travel on the main canal. The trip will be shorter than these traghetto almost like a gondola (except for some decorative patterns), and the fare is only about 5 USD / person (100,000 VND). If you want to explore Italy on your own, consider it carefully. Streets in this country are often small, narrow, bumpy and crisscrossed with many mountain roads that require firm steering. The further south, the worse and more difficult the road. So if you are not confident in your driving ability, buy a train or bus ticket! 5. Eat spaghetti alla Bolognese in Napoli When you are in Italy, any eatery will invite and feature the "Italian specialties" sign. Don't expect any spaghetti or pizza anywhere else to be as good as you would like.



The best way to enjoy Italian specialties is "where, how". Let's learn a little bit of Italian culinary knowledge to know the best food choices in each region. For example, in Napoli, order pizza because this is the home of this dish, in Bologna call spaghetti alla Bolognese, in Parma order dishes with cheese ... Bologna HotelHotel in Parma6. Tipping Tipping is not part of Italian culture. So when you go to restaurants and bars in Italy, you do not have to leave a tip.



TIP only for services that you really enjoy and make you happy. Ask for cheese to put on seafood pasta One of the taboos in Italian culinary traditions is to mix cheese with seafood. So never ask the waiter for a piece of cheese to accompany the seafood noodle dish. Also never let the Italians see you using a knife or fork to chop spaghetti! 8. Not learning even one word of Italian Italians are one of the poorest English speaking peoples in the world. So don't think that if you speak English, a universal language all over the world, you can manage it in Italy! Of course, in English, you can check in a hotel, or order food in a restaurant, but if you want to buy street food, ask directions, ask for the train station, train station, learn Italian or language. just fluently! *** Source: iVIVU Travel Guide - According to Xzone.

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