Daylight Saving Time 2027: Italy

Italy observes daylight saving time (DST) in 2027. Find clock change dates, UTC offsets, and affected cities below.

Observes DST
Clocks change twice per year in Italy — forward in spring, back in autumn.

Clock Change Dates in Italy2027

EventDateFromTo
Spring ForwardSunday, March 28, 2027UTC+1UTC+2
Fall BackSunday, October 31, 2027UTC+2UTC+1

UTC Offsets — Italy

PeriodUTC OffsetName
Standard Time (Winter)UTC+1Europe/Rome
Daylight Saving Time (Summer)UTC+2Europe/Rome (DST)

Cities in Italy

CityTimezoneUTC Offset (Standard)
RomeEurope/RomeUTC+1
MilanEurope/RomeUTC+1
NaplesEurope/RomeUTC+1
TurinEurope/RomeUTC+1
FlorenceEurope/RomeUTC+1
VeniceEurope/RomeUTC+1
PalermoEurope/RomeUTC+1
GenoaEurope/RomeUTC+1
BolognaEurope/RomeUTC+1
CataniaEurope/RomeUTC+1
BariEurope/RomeUTC+1

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Italy observe daylight saving time?
Yes, Italy observes daylight saving time (DST). Clocks are adjusted forward in spring and back in autumn each year.
When do clocks change in Italy in 2027?
In 2027, clocks in Italy spring forward on Sunday, March 28, 2027 and fall back on Sunday, October 31, 2027.
How much do clocks change in Italy?
Clocks in Italy change by 1 hour. The standard time offset is UTC+1 and the summer (daylight saving) time offset is UTC+2.
What is the UTC offset for Italy?
Italy uses UTC+1 as its standard (winter) time offset and UTC+2 during daylight saving time (summer).
Which timezone does Italy use?
Italy's primary timezone is Europe/Rome. Some cities may use different timezones — for example: Rome (Europe/Rome), Milan (Europe/Rome), Naples (Europe/Rome).

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