Dogs in Italy

Italians' travel habits are changing, along with the increasingly central role of pets. This is confirmed by research conducted by Rover.com, the world's largest online marketplace for personalized pet care services, on the travel habits of Italians with their pets. And, in collaboration with Lonely Planet, a free online guide for traveling with pets in Italy has been published.

With the growing number of dog-friendly beaches in Italy, planning a holiday with your four-legged friend has become much easier. Your dog deserves a few days of fun and relaxation under the sun too, with sand under their paws and the sea close by. To help you organise your holiday with your dog, we’ve put together a selection of the most beautiful pet-friendly beaches in Italy, so you can enjoy the coast without stress. But that’s not all. As well as the beach, you’ll need dog-friendly accommodation. You can book your holiday home on Rentalia online, simply by using the “pets allowed” filter.

Bringing a dog on holiday will soon come with a per‑night dog levy when staying in one of Northern Italy's mountainous provinces.

Planning a beach holiday in Italy with your dog? You're in luck – Italy is increasingly dog-friendly, with many of its beautiful beaches welcoming four-legged visitors.

Many pet-owning tenants have a tough time finding a suitable rental home in Italy, as often landlords do not embrace the idea of a pet living in their property.

The welfare of pets is very important, especially if they live inside your house with you, making it especially useful to know how to guarantee their living comfort.

Anyone who has a pet, especially a dog or cat, knows perfectly well how difficult it can be keeping them in an apartment, especially in a condo or apartment building where not everyone is willing to accept them. The official regulations of the condominium can help us resolve any dispute.

Italy offers the best conditions for a holiday with your dog, thanks to the many outdoor activities on offer. If you want to avoid any problems during your vacation, though, you should find out in advance about the entry rules for pets in Italy and Italian dog laws.