What should I pay attention to when traveling to France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and four European countries on March 26th?

1, the converter is necessary, because the power sockets abroad are different from those in China, but they are also very convenient to buy, usually at airports and railway stations. I don't know much about the voltage in other countries. The voltage in Italy is 130 V-220 V, so there is no need for transformers for household appliances.

If you live in a place like a youth hostel, you should bring everything, because you have everything except a bed, but if you want to stay in a hotel, you don't have to bring it. You can buy it locally. Convenience stores are very convenient and open 24 hours a day.

It's better to go to Switzerland and Germany. If you go to France and Italy, especially Paris, Marseille, Milan, Rome and other big cities, there are many thieves, and you have to be vigilant when you go to these places recently, especially when you find Arabs (mainly Arabs from Morocco and other countries in North Africa), blacks, gypsies and Romanians. Of course, the quality of local whites is generally higher.

4. Also, try to go out together, don't move by yourself, don't go to remote and secluded places, don't bring too much cash, and talk less. I don't know much about other places, but in Italy, Asian tourists are often robbed.