Information on Covid-19


Last updated: 1st of May 2022

General Covid-19 information

As of the first of May 2022 most Covid restrictions have been lifted. The following restrictions are still in place:

Travelling:

Citizens and residents of EU countries and NON EU countries can enter Italy without the obligation of quarantine, provided that:

They present the EU Digital COVID Certificate on arrival. Non-EU citizens can present a COVID-19 Green Certificate, in paper or digital form, issued by the health authorities of their home country, certifying negativity to the virus, successful recovery or vaccination recognized by the European Medicines Agency (EMA).

An EU Digital COVID Certificate is digital proof that a person:

  • has been vaccinated against COVID-19 at least 14 days beforehand
  • obtained a negative test result
  • recovered from COVID-19

The digital version can be saved on a mobile device. Citizens can also request a printed version. Both versions will have a QR code containing essential information and a digital signature ensuring their authenticity.

Travellers who, on entering Italy, do not present this documentation may nevertheless enter the country but must undergo fiduciary isolation for 5 days and inform the Prevention Department of the competent Local Health Authority. After 5 days of isolation, they must perform an additional molecular or antigen test.

Children under the age of 6 are not obliged to present proof of a negative result for molecular or antigen tests on entry into Italy, but must comply with the isolation obligation when required.

Mask
Wearing a FFP2 mask from the 1st of May 2022 is no longer obliged, but strongly advised. Only in museums, theatre and cinema masks are obliged as well as in public transport including air travelling. In hospitals, pharmacies and when at the doctors masks are obliged where in hospitals also the COVID-19 Green Certificate will be asked to present.

How we handle bookings

Booking Refunds
We offer you a new stay if borders are closed due to government restrictions related to Covid-19 and you are unable to travel from your home country to Italy at the day of arrival. We will not offer refunds.

Any relevant change of circumstances may result in a modification of these policies.


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