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400.00 EUR (574.09 USD
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80.00 EUR (114.82 USD
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200.00 EUR (287.04 USD
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7.00 EUR (10.05 USD
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Estimate price, pay double of the supermarket price for bars or restaurants.
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20.00 EUR (28.70 USD
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1.20 EUR (1.72 USD
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50.00 EUR (71.76 USD
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Cost for a ten minute taxi ride.
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10.00 EUR (14.35 USD
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More about Italy costs
Traveling to Italy is not friendly to the wallet, but less expensive compared to UK and northern Europe. The most expensive thing you'll be spending on is accommodation, which depends on when and where you're staying. Youth hostels charge between 14.00 EUR (20.09 USD) to 20.00 EUR (28.70 USD) while more comfortable places charge between 50.00 EUR (71.76 USD) to 80.00 EUR (114.82 USD). A pensione or small hotel charges less than 25.00 EUR (35.88 USD) for a single room, while double rooms cost about 40.00 EUR (57.41 USD). The cheapest hostel meals cost 9.50 EUR (13.63 USD).
Backpack travelers can afford to live on 40.00 EUR (57.41 USD) to 50.00 EUR (71.76 USD) daily, while midrange accommodations and sightseeing costs about 100.00 EUR (143.52 USD) to 150.00 EUR (215.28 USD) a day. Cities like Venice and Milan charge more for their food. Surprisingly, tourist hot spots like Florence and Rome charge less. A budget of 20.00 EUR (28.70 USD) to 50.00 EUR (71.76 USD) gives you two courses, house wine, and a dessert. Basic set lunch menus cost between 10.00 EUR (14.35 USD) and 15.00 EUR (21.53 USD). Car rental and petrol are quite expensive, so it's recommended to take the trains to save more money.