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Guide:
- Italy Travel Guide
- The Basics
- Attractions
- Events
- Public Holidays
- Health
- Contacts
- Airports
- Climate
- Currency
- Visa & Passport
- Photos
- Phrases
- Flights to Italy
- Expat guide to Italy
Regions & Cities:
- Florence
- Genoa
- Milan
- Naples
- Rome
- Venice
- Verona
- Amalfi Coast
- Civitavecchia
- Italian Alps
- Lake Country
- Sardinia
- Sicily
- Tuscany
- Umbria
- Holiday Resorts
Ports of Call
Activities
Italy Map
Directory
Health |
There are no specific health risks associated with travel to Italy. EU citizens can make use of Italy's health services provided they have a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). Cases of the deadly bird flu were found in swans in southern Italy and Sicily, but there is a low risk of human infection; as a precaution all close contact with wild, caged and domestic birds should be avoided, and poultry and egg dishes should be cooked thoroughly.
View information on diseases: Swine flu
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