Italy's 2026 Tourism Rules for Venice, Rome, Florence

March 9, 2026·25 days ago·via Travel And Tour World

Italy combats overtourism in 2026 with updated rules for Venice, Rome, and Florence. Venice expands its day-tripper entry fee to 60 peak days from April 3 to July 26, charging €5 for arrivals between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., while overnight stays face standard tourist taxes. Rome applies overnight taxes from €3 at campsites to €10 at five-star hotels for up to 10 nights. Florence levies €3.50 to €8 per night based on accommodation type, capped at seven nights.

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