
Attention Italy Travellers: Strikes in September 2026
Between 7 and 30 September, several strike days are planned in Italy. Here is what travellers need to know about trains, flights and public transport.
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Between 7 and 30 September, several strike days are planned in Italy. Here is what travellers need to know about trains, flights and public transport.

From 22 to 30 September, several strikes are planned in Italy. The port sector will down tools nationally for 24 hours on 29 September.

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Extreme rainfall and landslides are forecast across Italy until Saturday. Rome, Naples and Sardinia are in the path of a severe low-pressure system, with the possibility of a medicane remaining on the table.

Blue means paid, white means free, yellow means no parking. What Italy's parking lines mean, what it costs and how to avoid fines.

Strike Calendar Italy October 2026: Rail, Flights and Local Transport. Key Dates: 2nd, 14th, 16th and 30th October.

On Sunday, 13 September 2026, security staff at Rome's airports, easyJet, and the airports of Pisa, Florence, and Cagliari will be on strike.

Italy has not yet introduced a bottle deposit system, but an EU regulation could soon make one mandatory. What consumers and holidaymakers need to know.

Etna eruption and passenger rights: what travellers need to know about flight cancellations in Italy under EU regulations and the European Consumer Centre.

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Carabinieri, Polizia di Stato, Guardia di Finanza: who does what in Italy? The differences explained simply, with practical tips for travellers.

Where are the best fuel prices in Italy? ENI, Q8, IP, Tamoil and Esso at a glance, plus what holidaymakers and those moving to Italy need to know.

Sunday shopping in Italy: usually possible in cities, rarely in mountain villages. Since liberalisation in 2011, shops have been free to decide for themselves.

Sorting rubbish in Italy: a simple guide to raccolta differenziata, with umido, secco, plastica, and porta a porta explained.

Is tap water in Italy safe to drink? Usually yes, but it depends on the region. What travellers and expats should know about drinking water.

Drugstores in Italy: dm and Rossmann are nowhere to be found. But Acqua & Sapone, Tigotà and Risparmio Casa fill the gap. Our 2026 overview.

On 18 September 2026, Italy's diesel price cap comes to an end. A record high is looming, and the government is discussing a fuel bonus as an alternative.

The Protezione Civile has issued an orange weather warning for 9 September in Veneto, Lombardy and Emilia-Romagna. Northern Italy is bracing for severe storms.

Where Volare comes from, what the lyrics mean and why Domenico Modugno's 1958 song still enchants the world. The story behind the classic.

Driving restrictions on the SS163 along the Amalfi Coast are back in 2026. Dates, exceptions, number plate rules, and tips for drivers and visitors.