5 Tips For Solo Travel
Italy is a beautiful country. In order that the trip does not become a problem, and some of their habits are not a surprise, you need to know:1. 
Medications: Bring any necessary medications, as strong ones require a prescription in Italy and regular ones are expensive. The emergency number is 118.
Medications: Bring any necessary medications, as strong ones require a prescription in Italy and regular ones are expensive. The emergency number is 118.2. 
Adapters: Italian sockets have three holes; you may need an adapter. Ask your hotel for an “adattatore” or buy one in an electrical store.
Adapters: Italian sockets have three holes; you may need an adapter. Ask your hotel for an “adattatore” or buy one in an electrical store.3. 
Currency: Use a Mastercard to avoid double conversion fees with Visa. Travel with dollars/euros or a foreign currency card.
Currency: Use a Mastercard to avoid double conversion fees with Visa. Travel with dollars/euros or a foreign currency card.4. 
Comfortable Shoes: Wear comfortable shoes instead of heels due to cobblestones in historical centers.
Comfortable Shoes: Wear comfortable shoes instead of heels due to cobblestones in historical centers.5. 
Local SIM Card: Buy a local SIM card from Vodafone, TIM, or Wind. Packages cost €10-€20 for 4-20 GB. Top up at stores, supermarkets, newsstands, and tobacco shops.
Local SIM Card: Buy a local SIM card from Vodafone, TIM, or Wind. Packages cost €10-€20 for 4-20 GB. Top up at stores, supermarkets, newsstands, and tobacco shops.
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