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Hey there,
I was backpacking solo in Italy for 2 weeks and stayed in hostels and traveled essentially by foot within the towns. Average price of hostels is anywhere between 17 euro - 25 euro per night. Most hostels offer free dinner/breakfast and evening snacks. So if you eat a heavy breakfast, you can skip lunch and save money. If you're tight on money, check out couchsurfing, you would save money on your hostel. If you go to a local restaurant, an avg meal would cost you 7-9 euros. However, keep in mind that the restaurants near famous tourist spots tend to be super expensive. The price of beer starts from 2.5 euros, although, domestic beers are cheaper than the imported ones. It's not mandatory to tip in Italy, but it's generous to tip 10% of the bill. Bus/Tram tickets is 1.50 euros for 1 way. And if you're traveling between cities, then RegioJet trains would be the best option if you're in short of time - tickets aren't so expensive. Usually between 15-25 euros. Alternatively, FlixBus/MarinoBus are other cheaper options, but it would probably take you longer to arrive at your destination. If you're a student, then all tourist attractions offer discounted tickets. They're mostly 20% cheaper. In all, your trip shouldn't cost you more than 800 euros for 10-12 days. Hope this helps, if you need details on where to go, drop me a message :) Cheers,
Riya
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Hi Willbrand, When you travel to Italy, you will get low prices when you get your food in Verona, Italy. Then you've come to the right place to find out. I'll list the top 25 restaurants and cafes in Verona. During the summer, Verona is one of the most popular tourist destinations. If you want to learn more about the country and its cuisine, you should do some research before you go. If not, I am confident you will. In Italy's most charming city, you're missing out on a lot of delicious food and wine.
https://lucistyle.com/searching-for-the-best-restaurants-in-verona-italy/
Antica Bottega del Vino
Torcolo
Additional Verona Restaurants
Antica Trattoria dall’Amelia etc.
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