Italy in Autumn

A charming atmosphere with the perfect photo oppertunities.

Italy in autumn is like stepping into a dream, with its landscapes painted in rich hues of gold, red, and amber. The vineyards of Tuscany are alive with the harvest season, the air filled with the sweet scent of ripe grapes ready to be pressed into wine. The cool breeze carries the earthy aroma of fallen leaves as the olive groves and countryside come alive with a tranquil beauty. Cities like Rome and Florence take on a quieter, more intimate charm, with fewer tourists and more time to enjoy the crisp, golden afternoons.

To experience the charming atmosphere of Italy in autumn visit between September and October.

Best activities to do in Autumn

  • White Truffle Festival

    Located in Piedmont is one of Italy's most iconic and eagerly anticipated food events. Held annually in the picturesque town of Alba, typically from early October to mid-November, the festival celebrates the legendary white truffle , one of the rarest and most luxurious ingredients in the world.

  • Euro chocolate Festival

    Perugia hosts the biggest chocolate festival which is a sweet celebration that attracts chocolate lovers from around the world. Held annually in October, visitors can stroll through the charming streets, which are lined with colorful stalls offering an array of artisanal chocolates, from rich dark varieties to creamy milk and hazelnut-infused delights. The festival involves interactive workshops, and chocolate sculpting exhibitions, where talented artists craft intricate, edible masterpieces.

  • Luxury Wine Therapy

    Alto Adige, nestled in the Dolomite mountains, is a land of vineyards and extraordinary wines, providing many luxury wine experiences, including wine bathing, body peeling, and grape seed scrub and massage for a relaxing night out. There are also plenty of touring locations for vineyards during the day to explore the enriched history of italy’s finest wines.

  • Talamello Cheese festival

    In September in the town of Talamello, located in the province of Rimini, comes alive to celebrate one of the region's most beloved cheeses: Formaggio di Fossa. As well as being an attraction for foodies, this festival holds deep-rooted history and tours of the Fossa pits, cultural music events, and more. This is the perfect family-friendly experience, as it attracts fewer crowds than some of the larger festivities.

  • Rome Film festival

    The Rome Film Festival (Festival Internazionale del Film di Roma) is an annual celebration of cinema held in the heart of Italy’s capital. Since its inception in 2006, the festival has become a key event in the international film community, showcasing a diverse selection of films, from major Hollywood productions to independent films and documentaries.