What's the weather like in Italy for a year?

Italy is a country surrounded by the sea on three sides, and the sea has a good regulating effect on the climate. In addition, the Alps in the north block the cold north wind in winter, so the climate in Italy is very mild. However, the climate in different parts of Italy is obviously different, mainly depending on the distance from the ocean or the Alps. In winter, the Alps are very cold, and the plains of the Po River basin (the Po River is the largest river in Italy, which runs through northern Italy) and the Apennines (the southern extension of the Alps, which runs through Italy) are also cold and foggy; However, in Liguria, Naples and Sicily, the climate is mild, even warm. Summer in Italy is hot and dry, but the coastal temperature is not very high because of the slow sea breeze. Apennines and Alps are very cool and pleasant. The mountainous area is an ideal ski resort in winter and a good place for sightseeing and hiking in summer. The seaside and lakeside leisure resorts with first-class hotel facilities are the peak season for tourism, while some cities with rich artistic treasures are ideal places for spring and autumn tourism.

In Europe, Italy is one of the most popular holiday destinations for tourists, and it is suitable for sightseeing all year round. In summer, Italy is like an international amusement park. Tourists from five continents and people on holiday in Italy are mixed in various famous tourist attractions. Spring comes early in Italy, but autumn is long. Therefore, those wise tourists choose to go to Italy in spring and autumn. In a leisurely manner, they strolled in the famous artistic and cultural cities and leisure resorts located in Lombardy Lake District, where spring and autumn are very desirable.

In winter, the scenery and ski resorts in the Alps are unparalleled in the world. In northern Italy, there is the world's most famous winter stadium, which comes from the westernmost major city of Piedmont, such as Turin; From the central cities of major mountain ranges, Milan and the Lake District; Starting from Venice, the most important city in the East, you can easily reach those winter sports venues. Skiing is also a summer sport in Turin, the Alps and the mountains around Valle Dhaos Tower.

From the sunny southern slope of the Alps to the lush orange forest in Sicily, Italy has a variety of natural scenery and colorful historical background. Because some areas of Italy had developed into independent Italian cities before the Renaissance, and the customs and diets of each area had their own regional characteristics. This glorious history is preserved in colorful and popular festivals, and all these regions of Italy should celebrate these different festivals all year round.

Most of the year, Italy's 53 10 mile coastline and beaches on the islands are sunny, and you can find swimming waters with suitable temperature. History is never out of date: you can visit those historic buildings at any time of the year and see the most precious treasures in the world, because Italy has been writing and cherishing its own history for more than 3,000 years.