Attractions suitable for visiting from February to April.

Italy, a country full of history📖, art🖼️, cuisine🍨, and natural beauty🏞️, is a must-visit destination in a lifetime. Sisters who want to go to Italy recently, don't miss this travel guide that I stayed up all night👁️ to compile. Save it now❗❗ - 🧾[Italian Visa] Traveling to Italy requires an Italian visa. Applying for a visa requires flight and hotel bookings, and you can apply at least three months in advance. So, it's best to choose flights and hotels that offer full refunds, just in case. - ⏱️[Time Difference] There is a 6-hour time difference during summer time and a 7-hour time difference during winter time compared to China. - 🗣️[Language] English is sufficient in major tourist cities and regions. - 💰[Currency] Italy is a member of the European Union and uses the euro. Credit cards are generally accepted at attractions and restaurants. - ⌚[Travel Time] Best time: April-June & September-October; April-June has pleasant weather and is the flower viewing season; September-October offers cool weather and avoids peak tourist season. - 🧳[Essential Items] 💳Documents: ID card, passport, visa, flight tickets 🔌Electronics: Power bank, adapter, Visa card, SIM card 🧴Toiletries: Slippers, towels, cups, toothbrush and toothpaste, skincare products, sunscreen ☔Other items: Umbrella, a small amount of cash in small denominations, some common medicines💊 - 🚥[Transportation in Italy] 🚅Intercity transportation: High-speed trains (such as Italo or Frecciarossa) are available from Rome to Florence, Venice, or Milan. 🚌Regional trains: For travel between smaller cities and rural areas. 🚇Subway and tram systems: Available in Rome, Milan, Naples, and Turin. [Must-try Food] 🍜Pasta, 🍰Tiramisu, ☕Italian coffee, 🍕Italian pizza, 🥩T-bone steak, Italian risotto, 🦞Cinque Terre seafood.