Time change returns, lasting until October 25th.
Italy has returned to daylight saving time. This change was started in 2004. It will end on October 25th.
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved permanent standard time. This means Italy will no longer switch to daylight saving time. The change is expected to save consumers 2.3 billion euros each year. The EU made this decision to align all member states. People will need to adjust their clocks and routines.
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Highlights
Italy returns to daylight saving
Italy switched back to daylight saving time, starting on March 28th, 2026.
Savings from daylight saving
The change is expected to save Italy 2.3 billion euros annually.
Permanent standard time approved
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved permanent standard time.
Time change date announced
Italy will shift its clocks forward on the night of March 28th to 29th, 2026.
Daylight saving ends soon
Daylight saving time will end on October 25th, 2026.