Italy in September
Our pick for the country as a whole — the sea holds its summer warmth, the vineyards are working, and coach traffic falls away sharply after the first week.
Is September a good time to visit Italy?
September sits mid-range in Italy — around 76/100 nationally. January is noticeably calmer.
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What closes and what fills up in September
- Schools return in the second week
- Grape harvest (vendemmia) across the wine regions
Italy city by city in September
The same month can feel very different depending where you are.
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How September compares across the year
Frequently asked questions
Is September a good month to visit Italy?
September sits mid-range in Italy — around 76/100 nationally. January is noticeably calmer.
How busy is Italy in September?
Averaged across the destinations we track, Italy sits near 76/100 in September. The calmest of them is Rome.
What is the weather like in Italy in September?
Expect average highs near 26°C and lows near 16°C, with roughly 6 wet days — though Italy varies by region.