Airport SIM & eSIM Prices

Prepaid tourist plan with a large domestic data bundle, Italian number and international minutes. TIM has the widest rural coverage, which matters for day trips out of Rome. An activation fee is usually charged on top.

The usual best value for short visits: a big Italian data allowance, unlimited domestic calls and an EU roaming quota so the SIM keeps working in other EU countries. No activation fee on most promotions.

More expensive than Vodafone for a similar bundle, but WindTre has the broadest overall 4G/5G footprint and no activation fee. A safe pick if you are also heading into the mountains or small towns.

The cheapest monthly price in Italy, with a very large data bundle and calls to dozens of countries. Downsides: fewer shops, a smaller EU roaming allowance and the plan auto-renews monthly unless you stop it.

The same tourist bundle issued as an eSIM, so you keep your home number active on the second slot. Bring your passport – Italian law requires ID registration for every SIM, eSIM included.