Italy

Europe's transportation system makes for some of the easiest travel. Take a train if you want to travel by land. Grab a cheap Ryanair ticket if you need to get from A to B quickly. Anywhere you want to get to in Europe, there's a way.
Most of the big European hubs will have relatively inexpensive flights to places not as touristy. Head to those spots first so you can have better transportation options to the smaller destinations.

The best time to visit Italy is during spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November), when the temperatures are comfortable and there are fewer crowds.
Wildflowers in early April and rising temperatures through to the end of June are a real draw. From October, the summer heat eases off, the grape harvest is in full swing, and the cities are quieter for sightseeing.

Outside of the large European cities, you'll rarely run into unsafe situations. The larger cities can host a few exceptions such as petty theft and scam. Be sure to read situations well and get out of situations that make you uncomfortable. While the nightlife of Europe is a great thing to experience, be sure to not carry anything of value and to keep things out of your back pockets

Hostels. Hostels. Hostels. Not only are they cheap, but you will meet some of the most incredible people and hear the best stories. Even if your budget accounts for some upscale places, we recommend hostel traveling for the experience if nothing else.
Airbnb is also a great way to find accommodation. These can get pretty pricey though if you're looking to stay in city centers.

The official and most widely spoken language across the country is Italian, which started off as the medieval Tuscan of Florence.

Airbnb and Agoda are great options for finding accommodations

From country to country in Europe, you're going to need different power adaptors without a doubt. Save yourself the hassle and grab a universal power adaptor. They'll be great to use all over Europe and will work for your next adventure as well.
The weather in Europe is so diverse. Bathing suits in Croatia, shorts and t-shirts in Italy, and then a jacket for the Alps of Switzerland. While a variety of clothing is needed, you'll want to pack light to make traveling from place to place easier. Compression cubes are a great way to not only save space but also to stay organized while on the road. Check them out at trippedtravelgear.com!

Pizza obviously! Bottarga, Lasagna, Fiorentina Steak, Ribollita, Polenta, Ossobuco, Risotto, Carbonara, Truffles, Focaccia (and other bread)