The Colosseum, Rome, Italy Monument and buildings on the streets of Italy

Travel Vaccinations for Italy

Vaccines To Consider When Visiting Italy

A consultation will be completed with one of our specialist travel health nurses to assess your individual travel plans and health background before making recommendations, which can then be administered during the same appointment.

Rabies IM
From £89
Tetanus, Diphtheria & Polio
From £49
There is a risk of Malaria in Italy. London Travel Clinic offers a range of antimalarials to keep you protected

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Fountain on the streets of Italy

Destination Information for Italy

Famed for being the birthplace of both the Roman Empire and the Renaissance, it is hardly surprising that Italy is one of the most culturally significant places in Europe. In the capital of Rome, the Colosseum is the largest amphitheatre of its kind ever built by the Roman Empire, giving visitors an insight into the world of gladiators. In Pompeii, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. preserved many artefacts, as mosaics and sculptures from the period were encased in lava. Guided tours of the city allow tourists to take in these rarities.

Synonymous with its canals and gondolas, the unique city of Venice is another of Italy’s attractions, with The Grand Canal the most famous of its waterways. Or if tourists are searching for natural phenomena, Lake Como is one of Italy’s most scenic areas, spectacularly enclosed by mountains at its edges.

Infections and Outbreaks frequently change from country to country and by attending our clinics you will be given the most up to date clinical and safety advice from our team of specialists. Our advice to you often includes aspects such as:

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Non Vaccinated Diseases

Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever

Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF) is primarily spread to humans either by infected ticks or animal blood. Human-to-human transmission can also occur resulting from close contact with the blood, organs or other bodily fluids of an infected person.

West Nile virus

West Nile virus (WNV) is spread by mosquitoes in many countries. There are usually no symptoms, although some people develop mild flu-like symptoms, nausea and skin rash. The virus is not contagious and should get better without any treatment.

Travel Kits and Accessories
Price
Deet 50% - 100ml
£8
Deet 50% - 50ml
£6
Lifesystems EX4 Anti-Mozzie Fabric Spray - 350ml
£8.50
Lifesystems Micro Mosquito Net - Single
£20
Lifesystems Micro Mosquito Net - Double
£25
Natural Mosquito Repellent - 100ml
£7.75

Leishmaniasis

A parasitic disease transmitted by the bite of an infected sandfly. Cutaneous Leishmaniasis (the most common): Causes skin lesions, mainly ulcers on exposed parts of the body, causing scars and serious disability. 90% of cases are in the Americas, the Mediterranean basin, the Middle East and Asia. Visceral Leishmaniasis (the most dangerous): Causes enlarged spleen and liver, anaemia, weight loss and irregular bouts of fever. Highly endemic in the Indian Subcontinent and East Africa. Mucotaneous (the least common): Causes partial or total destruction of the mucous membranes in the nose, mouth and throat. Most cases are found in Peru, Bolivia and Brazil.

Travel Kits and Accessories
Price
Deet 50% - 100ml
£8
Deet 50% - 50ml
£6
Lifesystems EX4 Anti-Mozzie Fabric Spray - 350ml
£8.50
Lifesystems Micro Mosquito Net - Single
£20
Lifesystems Micro Mosquito Net - Double
£25