Things to go to Italy?

Question

what are some important things to have when going to Italy. I hear you need specials converters for the outlits and stuff along those lines????

Answer 1

CARRY ON BAGGAGE:

    * Travelers' First Aid Kit (see previous section)

    * Wallet (credit cards, traveler's checks)

    * Jewelry and other sentimental and valuable items that you feel you must bring

    * Identification (Passport, Driver's License or Photo ID)

    * Photocopies of the following Important Documents:

    * Hotel/resort street address, phone number, written confirmation of arrangements and reservations

    * Complete travel itinerary

    * Airline tickets

    * Name, address and phone number of emergency contact person(s) back home

    * Medicine prescriptions (including generic names) and eyeglass prescription information (or an extra pair); list of food and drug allergies

    * Phone numbers (including after-hour emergency phone numbers) for health insurance company and personal physicians

    * Copy of your packing list. This will help you while packing up at the end of your trip. It will also be invaluable if a piece of your luggage gets lost, as you will know the contents that are missing.

    * List of your travelers checks' serial numbers and 24 hour phone number for reporting loss or theft

    * Phone numbers to the local U.S. embassy or consulate

    * Any "essential" toiletries and one complete casual outfit in case checked baggage is delayed or lost

    * Foreign language dictionary or translator

    * Camera with film loaded

    * Maps

    * Small bills/change (in U.S. dollars and in the appropriate foreign currency) for tipping

    * Currency converter chart or pocket calculator

    * Reading material

    * Eyeglasses

    * Contact lenses

    * Contact lens cleaner

    * Sunglasses

    * Kleenex, gum, breath mints, and any over-the-counter medicine to ease travel discomfort

    * Inflatable neck pillow (for lengthy, sit down travels)

    * Address book and thank you notes (in case you have lots of traveling time)

    * Your Budget Sheet

  

CHECKED BAGGAGE:

Clothing:

Casual wear (Consider the total number of each casual outfit item that you will need)

    * shorts

    * pants

    * tops

    * jackets/sweaters

    * sweatshirts/sweatsuits

    * belts

    * socks

    * underwears

    * walking shoes/sandals/loafers

Athletic wear (Consider the total number of each sporting outfit item that you will need)

    * shorts

    * sweatpants

    * tops

    * sweatshirts/jackets

    * swim suits, swim suit cover-up

    * socks

    * underwears

    * tennis/athletic shoes

Evening wear (Consider the total number of each evening outfit item that you will need)

Formal wear (Consider the number of each formal outfit item that you will need)

    * dress pants/suits/tuxedo

    * dresses/gowns

    * accessories/jewelry

    * socks or pantyhose/slips

    * underwear/panties & bras

    * dress shoes

Other Clothing items

    * pajamas

    * lingerie

    * slippers

    * robe

Miscellaneous items:

    * An additional set of the important document photocopies as packed in your Carry on

    * Travel tour books, Tourism Bureau Information numbers

    * Journal

    * Large plastic or nylon tote bag for bringing home new purchases

    * Small sewing kit and safety pins

    * Travel alarm clock

    * Travel iron, Lint brush

    * Compact umbrella, Fold up rain slickers

    * Hand held tape recorder (for recorded memory journal or for bringing along your favorite, romantic tapes) and/or videocamera.

  

For International travel:

    * Passports/visas

    * Electric converters and adapter plugs

    * Copy of appropriate forms showing proof of required vaccinations/inoculations

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Answer 2

A knife a hat and a corkscrew.

Answer 3

u would need clothes, snacks, stuff to do while ur there, and etc.

Answer 4

make sure any hair dryers, curling irons etc are dual voltage.  Yes you will need adapters for them so that they fit the plugs.  Wal-Mart and Target carry them, as well as many other stores.  Take comfortable walking shoes.  The streets are much more uneven and your feet will take a beating.