Does anyone have experience going to France and Italy in November? Just wondering about the weather then. Thank you!
Posted by
Atlanta, GA, USA
693 posts
what parts? Wanted to warn you that Daylight Savings time starts in November and the sun starts setting quite early too :)
Posted by
Rural Georgia
2112 posts
I've been in France in October and Italy in December. Based on my experience, France will be cool but pleasant and Italy will be nice with highs in the '60s/'70s. It depends on where you'll be. Tell us more.
Posted by
OP
43 posts
Thinking Paris, Florence, possibly Sicily
Posted by
North Italy
307 posts
It's difficult to bet on the weather nowadays, but in general Florence might already be chilly and damp, Sicily could still be very pleasant for sightseeing and wandering around but not swimming or beach weather usually