Weather in Pavia. Actual conditions and forecast

Map of wind conditions for Pavia area

Map of Pavia temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Pavia area

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More to see in Pavia

Hidden among rice fields in Italy, Pavia is a small but charming old town. This is one of the most impressive settlements in Lombardy. For many centuries, local authorities have maintained the original look of the historic center. Moreover, the town is a great place to enjoy the exploration of ancient Romanesque churches and see old houses reminiscent of towers. Many internationally famous poets and artists lived and worked in Pavia: Petrarca, Leonardo da Vinci, Carlo Goldoni, and talented Italian poet Ugo Foscolo. Nowadays, Pavia is not only an old settlement with rich cultural heritage but also a popular university town. A large number of students adds a lively spirit to the centuries-old settlement. Unlike many towns of similar size, life doesn’t stop in Pavia after sunset. Ancient Ligurians were the first settlers in the area. They called this area Ticinum. In 476, Roman patrician Orestes completely destroyed the town during the fall of the West Roman Empire. Fourteen years later, King Theodoric built the first palace on the ruins of the old town. Soon after that, a theatre and baths appeared in Pavia. To protect the settlement from the enemy invasions, the town got thick fortress walls. However, this was not enough to save the town from the Byzantine commander Narses. In 572, Lombards became the new rulers in the town. They changed the settlement’s name to Pavia. At the beginning of the 70s of the 8th century, Charlemagne captured the town. It took the … Read further

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Pavia sightseeing

At the beginning of the 70s of the 8th century, Charlemagne captured the town. It took the legendary king many days to get Pavia – the Italian settlement was struggling and capitulated only after a long siege due to hunger. Soon after that, Charlemagne was crowned in Pavia as the King of Lombards. At the edge of the 12th and 13th centuries, Pavia was a self-governing town. The settlement supported the Ghibellines … Open

Climate in Italy and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

The first days of autumn directly contributes to the reduction in temperature. On average, the temperature in the first days of September varies within 26°C during the day. At night, the weather is even a few degrees cooler. Stronger and cooler winds begin to blow from the seas. At the beginning of October, the temperature of the air and water allows you the possibility to enjoy a beach holiday, but from the second half of the month, the rains begin. It rains almost every day. In the daytime, the air temperature drops to 20°C, and at night it does not rise above 16°C. In November, the temperature cools by 3-4°C, and prolonged rainfall is greater. On average, the duration of precipitation is about 15 days a month. The water temperature drops below 12°C. … Open

Atmosphere of Italy: politics

The domestic policy of the country is aimed at developing the state, and improving the rules of self-government of each of the individual regions. The government pays special attention to smoothing various disproportions in the economic and social situations of various regions of the country, within the framework of NATO policy (the country was accepted into the organization in 1955). The foreign policy of modern Italy is adapted to the development of close economic relations with countries of the European Union, cooperation with the United States, and the establishment of relations with other countries of the world. … Open