November 2026 in Italy: holidays, heating rollout, tax deadlines and transport strikes
Italy’s November calendar features a weekend All Saints’ Day without a day off, staggered heating start dates, tax filing extensions and a nationwide transport strike in the second week.
In November 2026 Italy observes All Saints’ Day on a Sunday, meaning no additional holiday for workers. The month also marks the phased activation of central heating: Florence and Rome begin on November 1, Bari and Naples on the 15th, and Palermo and Catania only from December 1. Tax obligations shift as the deadline for personal income-tax forms and employer exemption certificates moves to Monday, November 2, while the final 60 % of 2025 tax liabilities must be paid by November 30 via form F24.
New air connections start on November 1 with Iberia linking Madrid and Salerno, Volotea adding Pisa-Toulouse service on November 6, and ITA Airways launching a seasonal Rome-Dominican Republic route at month’s end. Italian unions have called a national general strike for November 20-21, with additional local disruptions in Milan, Venice, Bari and Naples on November 13-16. Drivers must comply with a winter-tyre requirement that becomes enforceable on November 15, and ski resorts open their high-altitude slopes from the last weekend of the month, weather permitting.
Why it matters
It outlines key public-service dates, tax obligations and transport disruptions that affect daily life across Italy this November.
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