Italy

Venice eSIM plans

Marco Polo airport is a bus or a water taxi from the islands, and the Italy plan is working before the boat leaves the airport dock. Venice has no cars, no straight streets and few signs, so a working map matters more here than in any other city in Europe; signal is strong on the canals and in the campi.

The cheapest Venice eSIM is $1.57 for 1 GB · 7 days; unlimited data costs $1.49 a day (the first 1 GB each day at high speed, then 512 Kbps under the fair use policy). Plans run on TIM, Iliad and Wind, with 5G. Prices checked 9 November 2026.

Cheapest Italy plans for Venice

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Prices checked 9 November 2026.

Where you will use it

Around Venice

Full coverage in San Marco, Dorsoduro, Cannaregio, Rialto, Murano on every plan.

  • Buy the vaporetto pass on the AVM Venezia app before you arrive; a single ride is expensive and the pass pays off in a day.
  • Book the Doge’s Palace and St Mark’s basilica online; the day-of queues run for an hour in season.
  • Maps lose the thread inside the narrowest alleys; follow the yellow signs for San Marco and Rialto and check the map at each bridge.

Good to know

Venice eSIM questions

How much does an eSIM for Venice cost?

Plans start at $1.49; a data plan costs from $1.57 for 1 GB · 7 days. Unlimited daily data costs $1.49 a day (the first 1 GB each day at high speed, then 512 Kbps under the fair use policy). Prices are in US dollars and include everything: no roaming fees, no subscription.

Does the eSIM work on the islands and on the water?

Yes. Murano, Burano and the Lido are covered, and the vaporetto routes across the lagoon keep signal; it only thins far out towards Chioggia.

Is one Italy plan enough for Venice, Florence and Rome?

Yes. An Italy plan covers the whole country, including the high-speed trains between the cities, so one eSIM does the whole trip.

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