Planning a trip abroad seem to take more time than say, planning my retirement. While most research…read moreof where to stay, eat, what to do has been done by me, the bf had the most important assignment of all: figuring out how I can check in on Yelp while in Italy. Molto importante, a mio parere! ;-) We were ready with an unlocked iphone, printed out a table comparing the different phone companies and their rates (wind, vodafone, tim, tre, etc) He decided that wind would be our best option, the price is €9 for 1 GB good for a month plus card costs with a €10 min top up. You'll save hundreds of dollars this way (use that money for the Italian leather shoes you want!) just bring your passport and in some cases, you'll need a "codice fiscale" which we had on hand, but didn't need. It's better to be prepared and you can generate one over here: http://italychronicles.com/how-to-create-a-codice-fiscale/ We came right when the store opened at 10am and there was only one guy manning the place. He wasn't the most friendliest, but we were out of there in 10 mins. Located in Galleria Esedra near the Piazza Della Repubblica. Metro stop is Repubblica.

Beautiful store like any other apple store. This one was not crowded at all tho. Traded in my phone…read morehere for a new one. Was able to communicate with the staff in english, and they were very helpful, including with the setup of the new phone. Would do it again

This store was beautiful. I do enjoy the queue option for help yet it did take a long time to be…read moreseen. Only stopped in to replace 1 airpod and it took over 1hr. I enjoy the seating options and balcony.