Cost to use toilette in Italy?

I agree with Pierluisa.
Somewhere in the station along the highway there are usually the cleaning people who just put a small dish out of bathrooms to collect money... but it's something voluntaire, usually I pay nothing.
In touristic places, where there are a lot of people, some toilettes cost something, but you can always go in a bar, take a coffee and use the toilet.... it's better and you can also drink a (usually) good coffee! And not so expensive (0.80 - 1 鈧?more or less).

Some are free, some are half a euro, and some are a euro - its depends where you are

Hi,,, it never cost me,,, but then i plan my daily travel around when getting coffee,,, make sure it has a bathroom in the place,,, ect ect....

good luck

There too, that sucks! I麓m in Peru right now about too fly back to the states tomorrow at 3pm. Around here you better carry your own toilet paper and they don麓t put the used tp in the toilet it goes in a garbage can in the s h i t smelling room and you have to pay .5 or 1 sol for the privilege!!! Still having a hard time putting used tp in a trash can!! I guess if you want to go to the third world countries they get you coming into the country ($20 US when you arrive) and you pay for the privilege of leaving the country ($30 US). But while your here you pay to c r a p!

Most of public toilet have a cost, let's say less then 1 euro (i'd say between 20 and 50 cents). But every bar, pub, restaurant must have a toilet so everytime you stop and have a coffee or an ice-cream or a pizza you can get the toilet for free.

If you are travelling on a highway, use the Autogrill Toilets in the Autogrill shops/bars. They are usually clean and they are free (you can leave a tip, but only if you feel like it).

I've heard of toilets where you have to pay in the tourists areas, but they are still quite rare.

Any bar/ caff猫 has a toilet, so you can use those if you stop for a snack or a drink.

Museums also have toilets inside and they are generally free.

I'd keep clear of those "automatic toilets" that are little boots on some squares or streets, unless you are desperate: you have to pay and they are generally quite dirty...

I always found bushes in Italy had no charge.

in some places, but they are cleaner.