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导读：意大利是人们向往的旅游之地，那里的美食、时装、艺术和历史古迹让人流连忘返。但想要享受一次美妙的旅程，就一定要了解当地的禁忌礼仪！
“When in Rome， do as the Romans do.” Italy is a country full of wonders for tourists. The food， the fashion， the art and the three thousand years of rich history make travelling in Italy easy， safe and enjoyable.
Italians are much more formal than most foreigners imagine and newcomers should be careful not to offend anyone. As a foreigner you’ll probably be excused if you accidentally make your host angry， but you may not be invited again. The following Italy travel tips of do’s and don’ts aim to help you making your trip in Italy danger free.
Don’ts
Do not wear shorts which are unacceptable in public. Be sure that your shoulders and knees are covered when visit churches. If possible， wear a hat.
Do not use first names in Italian business. Personal and professional titles are used constantly in either daily conversation or formal writing.
Do not get in a taxi without a meter.
Do not keep wallets in pockets or handbags. Carry only what is needed for the day.
Do not show up ten minutes early. Italians are not very punctual. Be prepared to wait 15-45 minutes before your Italian friend appears.
Do not eat with your hands， not even fruits. Do not leave the table during dinner， which is considered rude.
Do’s
Do shake hands for greeting. Use “Signore” （Mr.） and “Signora” （Mrs.）， and the family name for strangers.
Do wear stylish clothing. Italians take pride in their appearance. Dark suits are most common for men in business， with expensive ties，and watches. Women should dress stylishly with make-up and jewelry.
Do carry cash that is only enough for the day， and leave the rest in the hotel safe.
Do keep both hands above the table when dinning， even when you are finished eating.
Do give your host a nice gift such as gift-wrapped chocolate， a wine or flowers， but not in black or gold， as those colors are meant for funerals.
Do place your fork and knife on the right side of the plate to show that you are done eating.
（What other do’s and don’ts do you know about in Italy？）
Jessie 改编
“When in Rome， do as the Romans do.” Italy is a country full of wonders for tourists. The food， the fashion， the art and the three thousand years of rich history make travelling in Italy easy， safe and enjoyable.
Italians are much more formal than most foreigners imagine and newcomers should be careful not to offend anyone. As a foreigner you’ll probably be excused if you accidentally make your host angry， but you may not be invited again. The following Italy travel tips of do’s and don’ts aim to help you making your trip in Italy danger free.
Don’ts
Do not wear shorts which are unacceptable in public. Be sure that your shoulders and knees are covered when visit churches. If possible， wear a hat.
Do not use first names in Italian business. Personal and professional titles are used constantly in either daily conversation or formal writing.
Do not get in a taxi without a meter.
Do not keep wallets in pockets or handbags. Carry only what is needed for the day.
Do not show up ten minutes early. Italians are not very punctual. Be prepared to wait 15-45 minutes before your Italian friend appears.
Do not eat with your hands， not even fruits. Do not leave the table during dinner， which is considered rude.
Do’s
Do shake hands for greeting. Use “Signore” （Mr.） and “Signora” （Mrs.）， and the family name for strangers.
Do wear stylish clothing. Italians take pride in their appearance. Dark suits are most common for men in business， with expensive ties，and watches. Women should dress stylishly with make-up and jewelry.
Do carry cash that is only enough for the day， and leave the rest in the hotel safe.
Do keep both hands above the table when dinning， even when you are finished eating.
Do give your host a nice gift such as gift-wrapped chocolate， a wine or flowers， but not in black or gold， as those colors are meant for funerals.
Do place your fork and knife on the right side of the plate to show that you are done eating.
（What other do’s and don’ts do you know about in Italy？）
Jessie 改编