Italian · Everyday Verbs
"to visit" in Italian: visitare
visitare
Note: a person: andare a trovare
To visit in Italian is visitare. Present: visito, visiti, visita. Visito il museo is clear. Andare a trovare is only a note for visiting people.
Museum day
Stamattina visito la Galleria.Speak with an AI partner · 7 days free
How to pronounce visitare
Say it
vee-zee-TAH-reh
/vi.ziˈta.re/
Visitare: vee-zee-TAH-reh. Visito: VEE-zee-toh. Stress TAH / VEE.
"to visit" in Italian: quick reference
| Italian | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| visitare | to visit Infinitive for places. | Infinitive for places. |
| visito / visiti / visita | I/you/he-she visit(s) Present. | Present. |
| visito Roma | I'm visiting Rome City. | City. |
| ho visitato | I visited Past. | Past. |
How to use visitare in real life
- 1Museum day
Stamattina visito la Galleria.
This morning I'm visiting the Gallery.
Io visito.
- 2Guide chat
Visiti anche Pompei?
Are you visiting Pompeii too?
Tu visiti.
- 3Travel diary
Domani visito due chiese barocche.
Tomorrow I'm visiting two baroque churches.
Itinerary.
Mistakes English speakers make with visitare
Incorrect: Visito mia nonna. (as place-verb training)
Correct: Vado a trovare mia nonna. / Visito il museo.
People often take andare a trovare; visitare shines with places.
Incorrect: Io visitare Firenze.
Correct: Visito Firenze.
Conjugate: io visito.
Good to know
Tourists hear visitare everywhere for monuments and cities. Locals may say andare a trovare for family Sundays. On this page, lock the conjugation visito so it stays clearly verbal.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Planning a culture day in Florence
ChatPal
Uffizi o Duomo prima?
Uffizi or Duomo first?
You
Prima visito gli Uffizi.
First I'll visit the Uffizi.
ChatPal
Poi visito il Duomo con te.
Then I'll visit the Duomo with you.
You
Perfetto—prenoto i biglietti.
Perfect—I'll book the tickets.
This is a sample. In ChatPal you have this conversation out loud and get feedback on what you say.
Practice this conversation in ChatPal"to visit" in other languages
FAQ
Common questions about "to visit" in Italian
Infinitive?
Visitare.
I visit?
Visito.
People?
Note: andare a trovare.
Past?
Ho visitato.
Learn a word, then use it out loud
- Step 1: See it in context
- Step 2: Say it out loud
- Step 3: Get feedback
- Step 4: Use it in real scenarios
Keep reading
- How to Learn Italian Fast and Speak with ConfidenceLearn how to learn Italian with a clear roadmap, speaking-first tactics and daily habits that turn basics into real conversation confidence.
- Translate Hello in Italian with ConfidenceLearn how to translate hello in Italian with context, pronunciation, and practice prompts. Master ciao, buongiorno, buonasera, and salve for real conversations.
