Italy Tour
Rome to Venice; from bookings to QR menus, always connected.

- 01Rome
- 02Florence
- 03Venice
- 04Milan
Our pick: Europe eSIM
Valid along the whole route, and in the neighbouring countries if you go further. Pick the row that matches the length of your trip.
Europe eSIM · 5 GB · 30 days
Secure payment by Stripe · Full refund within 14 days if not installed · Charged in euros
Does your phone support eSIM? Dial *#06# in the Phone app; if an EID appears, you are ready.
Coverage, setup and refund details are on the Europe eSIM page.
Four cities, one setup
The Italy tour is one of the best-loved routes there is: the ancient streets of Rome, the museums of Florence, the canals of Venice, the shop windows of Milan; most tours fit at least three of them into a week.
In Italy, internet is a necessity, not a comfort: museums like the Colosseum and the Uffizi run almost entirely on online bookings, most restaurants have moved to QR menus, and intercity train tickets are bought in an app. Instead of paying your carrier's daily roaming rate for a week, set up the Europe eSIM before you board and you are connected the moment you land at Fiumicino; if the tour stretches into Switzerland or France, the same package keeps working.
How much data do you need?
For a week in Italy, 3 to 5 GB is ideal: maps, train tickets, museum bookings and photo sharing included. Getting lost in Venice is part of the fun, being without a map is not; if in doubt, take 5 GB.
Frequently asked
Does the eSIM work in Sicily and Sardinia?
Yes. The package is valid across the whole of Italy, including Sicily, Sardinia, Capri and the Amalfi coast. One package takes you from the mainland to the islands.
Do I need any documents to buy the eSIM?
No. Buying an eSIM needs no ID, passport or visa; the QR code arrives in your inbox straight after payment. Set it up at home and land in Italy ready.
How is the connection on the Rome, Florence, Venice train line?
Coverage along the high-speed line is generally good; there may be short drops in tunnels. Because the eSIM uses a local operator's network, your experience is the same as an Italian's.
I am adding Paris or Barcelona to my route; what do I need to do?
Nothing. The Europe eSIM we recommend covers France, Spain and more than forty European countries alongside Italy; the route can grow and the package stays the same.
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