Why choose a multi-country plan for Italy instead of a single-country card?
All eSIM plans for Italy are multi-country, with no single-country options. This means travellers don’t need to look for plans specifically for Italy; the focus is on choosing a multi-country plan that covers the destinations you plan to visit.
We offer 175 multi-country plans, all covering Italy, as well as France, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, and more. These plans help you avoid the hassle of frequently swapping SIM cards in different countries.
How is network coverage in Italy?
Major Italian cities like Rome, Milan, Florence, and Venice have good network coverage, with stable 5G and 4G LTE connections.
However, the Alps, Dolomites, and southern towns mainly rely on 4G, with potentially weaker signals.
For example, hikers in the Alps or those on a coastal road trip in the south may experience intermittent signals. This is due to the terrain, not any specific network provider issue.
Travelling to France, Switzerland, Germany, and more — how to plan?
- Itinerary includes France, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium → Multi-country plans already cover these destinations, so no need for additional cards.
- Check if your plan includes these countries → Before purchasing, ensure your plan covers all the countries you plan to visit to avoid being left without a network after crossing the border.
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