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Italy uses a single timezone, Europe/Rome (GMT+2). Major cities include Rome. The clocks change on 25 October 2026 to GMT+1.
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Italy is in the Europe/Rome timezone (GMT+2).
Yes. Italy observes daylight saving time. The next clock change is on 25 October 2026 to GMT+1.
Italy uses a single time zone: Europe/Rome (GMT+2).
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