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🇮🇹 What to Pack for Italy in October – November? ✅

🍂 Clothing Essentials
•Layers, layers, layers: Italy’s autumn can swing from sunny 20°C afternoons to chilly 8°C evenings. Pack t-shirts, long sleeves, and cozy sweaters so you can adjust easily.
•A good jacket or coat: A light trench or padded jacket is perfect for October. By mid-November, you’ll want something warmer, especially if you’re heading north.
•Scarf + light gloves: Italians love scarves, and they’re not just stylish, they’re practical against cool breezes.
•Comfortable walking shoes: You’ll be on cobblestones a lot. Sneakers or ankle boots are ideal. If they’re waterproof, even better!

☔ Weather Prep
•Compact umbrella or rain jacket: October often brings showers, while November can be much wetter.
•Waterproof footwear or an extra pair: No one wants soggy shoes in Florence or Venice.
•Sunglasses: Don’t leave them behind. Autumn skies can still be dazzling, especially in Tuscany.

🎒 Practical Extras
•Crossbody or anti-theft bag: Safer and more comfortable than a backpack in crowded areas.
•Travel adapter: Italy uses plugs type C, F, and L, voltage 230V.
•Reusable water bottle: Fill up at free fountains in cities like Florence, Rome, and Venice.
•A dressier outfit: Italians dress elegantly. A nice outfit is perfect if you plan on a special dinner, opera, or wine tasting.

🌡 What the Weather Feels Like
•October: Mild, pleasant, with golden light (Florence ~15–22°C / 59–71°F). Perfect for sightseeing with just a jacket.
•November: Cooler and rainier (8–15°C / 46–59°F). Expect shorter days and damp evenings, especially in northern and central Italy.

✨ Pro Tip: Think in terms of “Italian chic + practical layers.” Locals rarely wear bulky sports gear in cities: a neat coat, scarf, and comfortable shoes will help you blend right in while staying comfortable.

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