As Ferragosto approaches, many Italian cities are preparing for the holiday with a mix of open and closed establishments.

In Bologna, several supermarkets, bars, and restaurants will remain open, offering residents and tourists a chance to enjoy the day.

Similarly, in Milan, a variety of supermarkets will operate with reduced hours, allowing for last-minute shopping.

Genoa will see most of its supermarkets open, catering to the influx of tourists, while also keeping museums and cultural sites accessible.

In Rome, both shopping centers and museums will welcome visitors, providing a blend of retail and cultural experiences.

Despite the holiday, essential services like pharmacies and some medical facilities will be available in major cities, ensuring that residents and visitors have access to necessary amenities.