Tomorrow I will fly to Sardinia, Alghero and I wanted to ask beforehand if there is a possibility to da a rapid antigentest in Alghero or somewhere else on the island like Cagliari ( since I will be visiting a few cities by car anyway) for free or at least at a cheap price.
Would appreciate any recommendations :)
In my home town I have the option of taking the Rapid antigen test or the rapid PCR test .Is there an advantage to take one test over the other?
Hello! I will be in Puglia this summer and will need to obtain a rapid covid test before I fly from Brindisi to France. I will have time to either get my covid test in Lecce or Brindisi and I'm trying to learn where they might offer rapid covid testing in either of these 2 cities (at the train station, airport, somewhere else) as well as the hours? I've been researching online and I'm only finding information for larger cities in Italy. Any information would be helpful!
Does any one know if the self-administered rapid antigen test provided on line from eMed/Binax now is accepted by Italian authorities? This is a swab based test and from what I have read on the Italian Government web site, the rapid antigen test must be swab based. This is the test accepted by US authorities for travel and promoted by most US airlines for convenience. It would be great to know if Italy will accept this too.
Hi all
I wondered if anyone has gone or is planning to go to Alghero, Sardinia this summer? I know my favoured hotel, Hotel Calabona is remaining closed until Dec 2021. But I wondered if anything else has changed as a result of the pandemic? Thank you very much for your answers
I'll be going to Venice in October, Delta Site says a PCR or viral antigen test is accepted.
Can anyone define the Antigen test as one you can get at CVS or Walgrens and get results in hour or so?? - So a rapid antigen test -
They have used several descriptions on their site in several places....
Thanks
Tom
Hi,
We are spending some time in Sardinia and have a few days spare en route from Alghero to Cagliari.
Can anyone advise on a nice place between the two for which to spend 3/4 nights?
We will be travelling by public transport between the two so we need it to be easily accessible by train/bus.
All tips appreciated!
Thanks!
I was told on a post on here last night from someone who travelled back from Italy last week that you had to have a PCR test (and only that) to be able to leave Italy.
That a rapid antigen test was not sufficient and people were turned away from flights back to England .
I can not find anything about this online. I have tried ringing the Italian covid hotline and they say they can't understand English!!! I'm really stuck with what to do as I have already arranged return tests at Naples airport 3 hours before flight and I am worried this won't be enough.
Hello,
I am loking for something similar to this:
Trattoria del Cavaliere
https://maps.app.goo.gl/r6YaBo5pS7B8fyPr7
Is something simmilar in food and prices in Alghero?
Best wishes
We have an 8 am flight FCO to LHR booked.LHR requires a covid test 1-3 days before arrival. Will we have time after checkin to get the termal 3 20 rapid Covid test? Getting the test right at FCO would be easist for us. Looks like they test between 0000 and 1400.
I have a flight to Rome in a couple weeks on United. The website states I need a Molecular/PCR/Antigen test done 48 hrs prior. Silly question but does that mean I can get a rapid test? I’m just so nervous that they won’t take the results and I’ll be denied going.