Enhanced measures are in place across Italy to help prevent the spread of Coronavirus: A nightly curfew is in place in all regions from 10pm to 5am. You cannot leave your place of residence during this time apart from for emergency, work or health reasons. You’ll need to carry a self-declaration form explaining your reasons for travel There is a strong recommendation from the Italian Government that people do not travel by public or private transport except for work, health reasons, or for reasons of necessity Public transport is operating at 50% capacity and its use is discouraged except for essential purposes Social distancing of one metre must be observed The use of masks is mandatory in all public spaces, whether outdoors or indoors. You should pay close attention to signage when travelling and carry a mask with you at all times Theatres, cinemas and concert venues are closed Dance activity in nightclubs and open air venues has been suspended and parties are not permitted Parks are open and outdoor exercise is permitted, subject to social distancing. Contact sport is banned and sports centres, swimming pools, spas and wellness centres are closed Funerals are permitted to take place with limited attendance. Religious ceremonies are permitted. Receptions following civil and religious ceremonies are banned Conferences and trade fairs are banned, unless held online Ski stations remain closed More stringent measures are in place for orange and red zones. All regions have been designated yellow, orange or red zones until 6 April. During the Easter weekend, 3 to 5 April, red zone measures will also apply in all yellow and orange zones. Travel to or from ’red zones’ should only be for work, health or emergency reasons. You should carry a self-declaration when moving around in a red zone. In red and orange zones, bars and eateries are closed and only shops selling essential items are open. Eateries can provide a takeaway service for delivery between 5am and 10pm.