Rome's historic center gets radiant heat from stone streets; book early-entry museum slots and retreat to shaded courtyards for lunch. Milan can experience short smog episodes in winter; luxury hotels and cars typically have strong filtration, and indoor culture (La Scala, design galleries) thrives regardless.
Choose terrace dinners later in the evening in summer, and prioritize suites with strong AC—verify hotel AC standards, as some heritage properties modulate cooling seasons. Hydration and paced touring matter more than masks; private vehicles between stops reduce exposure.
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