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Essential Travel Tips: What Not to Do in Italy
Visiting Italy can be a dream come true for many travelers, but to ensure your trip is as enjoyable and fulfilling as possible, there are several cultural nuances and unwritten rules to keep in mind. This article provides a comprehensive guide on what not to do, helping you avoid common faux pas that could dampen your vacation experience.
Understand the Local Water Culture
One of the first mistakes tourists often make is purchasing bottled water. In most Italian cities, there are public fountains where you can fill up your bottle for free. Check for signs indicating if the water is drinkable—marked with "Aqua Potabile." It's an eco-friendly option that’s not only safe but also refreshing.