Find smoking areas at airports across Italy. Select an airport below for terminal-specific locations, regulations, and tips.
Italy Airport Smoking Regulations
Italy banned smoking in all enclosed public spaces in 2005 under the Sirchia Law (Legge Sirchia), one of the first comprehensive smoking bans in Europe. This applies to all airport terminals. Fines for violating the ban range from €27.50 to €275, doubling if smoking occurs in the presence of pregnant women or children under 12. Italian airports do not maintain indoor smoking rooms. All smoking must take place in designated outdoor areas. E-cigarettes are legal and widely available in Italy but are banned in indoor public spaces the same as conventional cigarettes.