I'm in Italy for 3 years to study. I need a cell phone mainly for SMS, to make brief calls, and to accept brief and lengthy calls from the US and Italy. I just want a phone that works anywhere ...
Anyone live there or been there recently? I find this is a good way to work out how expensive my holiday will be. :-) Additional Details This isn't a hard question, last year a ...
Just asking, next year I plan to take my mother to Venice, and she´s on a wheelchair. I´ve been looking around but the websites of Venice are just about Horrible handling information. Thanks for ...
I am going to rome for weekend in March.Travel agent offered transfers but it was quite expensive. She said that hotel is 25 mins away from airport. There is also a train station apparently but we ...
I found some pictures from the Carnival of Venice and became very interested in it and hope to go within the next few years. I was wondering what exactly you do there and how it works....
Keeping it brief, I am a history buff especially when it comes to Ancient and Medieval Rome. I prefer doing my own sight seeing, but guided tours are OK if that is all there are. I was hoping for ANY ...
Is Tuscany, Italy a nice place to honeymoon in November? What's the best activities? What's the weather like there around that time of year? I've never been over seas and I don't ...
Are there alot of ATM or banks around Paris and Rome to get cash from travellers cheques or debit cards etc?
I dont want to bring too much money along with me just in case it gets stolen or what not. So i thought that travellers cheques might be better and more convinient
I travel a lot,including both cities,and I always use ATMs if I need cash. I do not find there is any point in taking travellers cheques. You have to find a place that is open and willing to change them.
Last time I went to Paris for a short trip I only used a credit card and never needed cash, although used ATM at airport. Bought metro tickets, meals and drinks all with credit card. Had all the Euros unused at end.
vinificus
You should probably go with the Debit card, as long it has the Visa or Mastercard logo. Those things are accepted everywhere and any bank/ATM will take it. Thats what I always use when I'm over in Europe and never had a problem...
benznyc32
there is some you just have to find them they are bu the bigger name banks and just look for exchange place they are there
sidulrike
Alot of the ATMs will have the Cirrus sign on it as well as other major bank symbols, so if your debit card shows the same symbol you´ll be alright!
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