Is roaming in Italy more expensive than an eSIM?
If your home SIM is an EU/EEA plan, Italy is often already included. Austrian A1, Magenta and 3 day-passes matter mainly outside that allowance or for UK SIMs — type the fee you were quoted.
Photo: Michelle Toma / PexelsTravel essentials in Italy
The four things that save the most money or hassle before you go.
eSIM for Italy
Usually included on an EU/EEA plan (roam like at home). Non-EU SIM or need more data? Install an eSIM before you fly.
See Saily plans →Airport transfer
Pre-book a ride from the airport to your stay – or compare with a taxi or public transport on arrival.
Find a transfer →Tours & tickets
Attractions, tours and activities in Italy – compare prices on more than one site.
Browse Klook →Flight delayed?
3+ hours late or cancelled? Up to €600 per passenger under EU261, depending on distance.
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Assumptions and sources
Home-network brand names are context only, not affiliates.
These are planning ranges, not live prices.
Common questions
Why do I have to type the eSIM price?
Live plans change by destination and promotion. Type the number you see so the comparison uses a real quote.
Does EU roaming apply?
If your home SIM is an EU/EEA plan, Italy is often already included. Austrian A1, Magenta and 3 day-passes matter mainly outside that allowance or for UK SIMs — type the fee you were quoted.