Resources

In Italy, emergency services can be reached quickly through dedicated numbers. Dial 112 for general emergencies—this is the EU-wide emergency number. For specific assistance, contact 113 for police, 118 for medical emergencies and ambulances, and 115 for the fire department. These numbers are free and available 24/7 throughout the country.

To stay connected in Italy, you can get a local SIM card from major providers like TIM, Vodafone Italia, WindTre, or Iliad, offering prepaid plans with data and EU roaming. For instant setup, Airalo and Holafly offer convenient eSIMs you can activate before or during your trip.

The Fondo Ambiente Italiano (FAI) is Italy’s National Trust, dedicated to protecting and promoting the country’s cultural, historical, and natural heritage. FAI restores and opens to the public historic villas, gardens, castles, and rural sites across Italy.

The I Borghi più belli d’Italia is an official guide to Italy’s most beautiful villages, recognized for their charm, history, and cultural heritage. It promotes authentic travel through scenic small towns rich in tradition and local life.

The Polizia di Stato is Italy’s national police force, dedicated to maintaining public order, ensuring safety, and upholding the law. It operates across the country, providing crime prevention, emergency response, and specialized services to protect citizens and support justice.

The Archivio Centrale dello Stato is Italy’s main state archive, offering public access to historical government documents and records from the 19th century onward.

The Italian Ministry of Health safeguards the nation’s well-being by overseeing public health, disease prevention, and healthcare services. It promotes medical research, coordinates national health policies, and ensures access to quality care for all citizens.

The Calendario Eventi Culturali is the official cultural events calendar of the Italian Ministry of Culture. It showcases exhibitions, festivals, concerts, theater, and special openings happening across Italy.

FlixBus is a travel company offering affordable and eco-friendly long-distance bus connections across Italy and Europe. With modern vehicles and extensive routes, FlixBus provides a convenient way for passengers to explore cities, regions, and international destinations.

Autostrade per l’Italia manages Italy’s main motorway network, ensuring safe and efficient travel across the country. It oversees toll roads, traffic updates, and infrastructure maintenance to support millions of drivers every year.

ATM (Azienda Trasporti Milanesi) is Milan’s public transport authority, committed to providing sustainable and efficient mobility. ATM operates the city’s metro, tram, and bus networks, connecting residents and visitors to key destinations across Milan and its surroundings.

Poste Italiane is Italy’s national postal and logistics provider, offering mail, parcel, banking, and insurance services. It plays a key role in daily life, with thousands of branches across the country, and also provides SIM cards and digital solutions for residents and travelers.