Best One-Way Price | $558 |
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Best Round-Trip Price | $1,019 |
Fastest flight time | 28h 35m |
Operated By | 5 airlines |
Italy is full of notable places to explore, many with significant historical value to the region and the world. Some of the most popular landmarks in Italy are Stazione di Venezia Santa Lucia, Livigno Ski Area, Fontana di Trevi, and Piazza Navona, among many more.
Flying into Venice Marco Polo Airport is typically the best way to visit Stazione di Venezia Santa Lucia, since it is the closest airport to the area.
If you’re unsure where to fly to in Italy, we recommend booking a flight that arrives at the popular Rome Fiumicino airport, which services Rome and its surrounding areas. In the last 12 months, 12% of momondo travellers booking flights to Italy chose to fly into Rome Fiumicino.
On average, a flight to Italy will cost $2,006 per ticket. We’ve had users find flights to Italy for as low as $1,322, however. If you’re unable to find a plane ticket for $1,322, but manage to find one for $1,598 or less, then this is still a great deal. Keep in mind that flight costs vary depending on where you fly from, what time of year you travel, and what airline you fly with.
Flying to Italy on a Monday or Wednesday is your best option since this is when flight prices tend to be at their lowest for the week. The most expensive day of the week to fly to Italy is on a Saturday.
Prices for flights to Italy are refreshed on a daily basis.
The number of operators available for flights to Italy is 37 as of November 2023.
The minimum age for a child to fly alone is five, but airlines that offer an unaccompanied minor (UNMR) service may have their own age limitations. Flight duration, scheduling, and stopovers are among the considerations that may influence age limits. We recommend that you double-check with the airline you are booking with for travel to Italy.
The required travel and health documents for your Italy trip may vary depending on your itinerary and personal circumstances. As a general rule, you should carry multiple documents, including a national ID card or driver's licence and a passport valid for six months after your intended arrival at Italy. We recommend that you seek guidance from your airline or a reliable third party such as IATA.
Departing | Destination | Best Time | Best Price |
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Melbourne | Rome | 28h 35m | $1,054 |
Sydney | Rome | 29h 20m | $1,081 |
Brisbane | Rome | 34h 55m | $1,092 |
Sydney | Milan | 23h 50m | $1,277 |
Newcastle | Rome | 43h 05m | $1,277 |
Melbourne | Milan | 24h 35m | $1,368 |
Melbourne | Florence | 33h 10m | $1,410 |
Melbourne | Naples | 33h 55m | $1,413 |
Coolangatta | Rome | 36h 30m | $1,425 |
Melbourne | Venice | 33h 15m | $1,430 |
Adelaide | Rome | 25h 00m | $1,447 |
Melbourne | Bologna | 33h 20m | $1,457 |
Perth | Milan | 20h 55m | $1,468 |
Melbourne | Palermo | 27h 10m | $1,480 |
Perth | Rome | 24h 25m | $1,497 |
Sydney | Venice | 29h 30m | $1,509 |
You’ll find plenty of flights to Italy out of three of Australia’s main cities with busy international airports, Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane. You can catch planes to Naples from either of these cities. They take about 29h and 40min, flying on a combination of Qantas Airways and British Airways. Other Italy flights depart from Sydney and Melbourne bound for Milan, after a flight that will last between about 24h on Qatar Airways out of Melbourne, and 25h and 30min travelling on Emirates out of Sydney. If you want to fly to Rome, you can book tickets on airlines departing from Melbourne that will take around 24h, and from Sydney that will see you arriving at Rome in around 26h. Choose Qatar Airways for take-off from the former, and Singapore Airlines from the latter. You can also fly on Emirates from Sydney to Rome in about 31h. Some of the longer, cheap flights are also flown by Qantas and Singapore Airlines, with a total travel time of about 33h. These both leave from Sydney. If you’re in Queensland you can also fly to Italy from Brisbane. These flights take anything from about 24h on Singapore Airlines to roughly 29h on Emirates, landing predominantly in Rome and Milan.
Currently, there are no non-stop flights from Australia to Italy, but you’ll be able to minimise your travel time by catching some of the one-stop flights leaving from Australian airports. The quickest of these is the one leaving from Melbourne Tullamarine Airport (MEL) heading to Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP), making a single stop at Singapore Changi Airport (SIN). These take about 23h and 15min. You can also fly between the same airports in about 24h on Qatar Airways. If you prefer to fly from New South Wales, Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport offers flights of about 23h and 20min to Naples International Airport (NAP), stopping over at Dubai International Airport (DXB) on the way. Others take around 23h and 45min to MXP, flying on Singapore Airlines via Singapore Changi. There are also 25h flights from Sydney to MXP on Cathay Pacific, stopping at Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) on the way. From Brisbane Airport (BNE) you can also fly to Milan on Singapore Airlines via Changi Airport, which will take just over 24h.
Rome, Italy’s capital, is roughly in the centre of the country, so it’s equally easy to reach both Milan and Naples from here. Naturally you can fly between the two. From Rome you can catch your flight at Fiumicino Airport and land at Milan Linate Airport (LIN) in about 1h and 10min. You can also catch a train that will take about 3h and 40min, or enjoy a night train ride of about 10h and 40min. By bus the trip takes about 7h and 30min. You can also fly south to Naples in about 50min, or catch a train that takes roughly 1h and 15min. If you prefer the bus, the journey will take just over 2h and 30min. If you want to visit other major centres in Italy, you can fly to Venice from Rome in about 1h, and from Naples in roughly 1h and 15min. We don’t recommending flying from Milan to Venice, however, as you’ll travel via Rome, which is a pretty long detour south. You may prefer to catch a train, which will get you there in about 2h and 30min.
As an Australian citizen you will only need a passport to enter Italy; you won’t need a visa if you are planning to stay for under 90 days. You just need to make sure that your passport will be valid for at least three months from your return date. You will have to show your return ticket, however.
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