12 days in Italy costs about $660 to $960 per person on a budget and $1,380 to $2,400 mid-range, before flights. Change the days, travellers and style below for your own trip.
| Accommodation | $52 to $90 |
| Food and drink | $29 to $50 |
| Local transport | $14 to $24 |
| Sights and activities | $14 to $24 |
| Extras (SIM, tips, fees) | $7 to $12 |
| Daily total | $115 to $200 |
The daily band is $55 to $80 per person on a budget and $115 to $200 mid-range. The biggest costs are Venice rooms and the day-tripper fee, plus coperto on restaurant bills; Bologna is the cheaper base.
These figures are the ones in our daily travel budget by country, set from named 2025 and 2026 cost sources. They are typical ranges, not what we spent. The split into accommodation, food, transport, sights and extras is approximate. Flight ranges are the return economy fares quoted in our trip cost article, converted to dollars at the current rate.
About $660 to $960 per person on a budget and $1,380 to $2,400 mid-range, on the ground and excluding flights.
About $55 to $80 per person per day on a budget and $115 to $200 mid-range. The biggest costs are Venice rooms and the day-tripper fee, plus coperto on restaurant bills; Bologna is the cheaper base.
Only if you tick the flight box. Published return fares per person: United States: about $400 to $1,050.
No. These are typical ranges from published 2025 and 2026 cost sources. Our route data records where we went and for how long, not what we spent.