Italian Airports

I have been doing a bit of traveling this summer and so have been fortunate enough to spend some time in airports.

Here are a few helpful hints to determine if you might be in an Italian airport:

1. You can get a nice glass of prosecco for 5 euro.

2. You get a complementary “snack” of lovely prosciutto on fresh bread with said 5 euro glass.

Exhibit A

3. No one checks your passport.

5 thoughts on “Italian Airports

  1. Theresa says:

    Haha! Love it, I was at the same spot a few months ago on my way to Budapest and had similar thoughts….was even surprised at the oyster spread they had goin on under the glass. Enjoyed a nice piece of cheese with my glass of white wine. hehe! Ah Italia, some days ya love it and some days you wonder what the heck you’re doin’ here. =P
    Enjoy the posts!
    Theresa

  2. Ellen says:

    you’re so right! NOBODY checks your passport and there’s no customs. i absolutely love it. however, while walking from testaccio to monteverde (around bar baffo) my friends and i did get pulled over by the caribineri, for some reason still unknown. but i’ve been living here since fall 2010 and that was the second time i had anybody look at my id (other than entering euro shot bar in campo dei fiori)
    i haven’t really eaten at fumicino yet, besides from a cornetto, but the food at ciampino is too salty.

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