Can you guys tell me what I should pay attention to when traveling to France, Switzerland and Italy?

I have been in Italy for several years and would like to give you a few suggestions.

First, I think the most important thing to pay attention to is not to be too noisy. Especially in the morning and evening, especially when entering and exiting the hotel. In quieter areas, be sure to keep quiet. If you are too noisy, the locals will think you are disturbing their rest and will call the police. in particular. . Voice-activated lights are very common in China, but not available abroad. Many people are used to stamping their feet when entering the corridor. Don't do it here, or you will be complained.

Second, stay away from semi-darkness. There will not be this problem in Switzerland, but in France and Italy, two countries with many immigrants, especially in the squares of big cities, you can see that kind of People in the Arab region of North Africa with slightly darker skin (often called half-black) must stay away. Also, don't accept any of the food or other small items that you don't know when they put pigeon food or other small things into your hands. They will ask you for money later.

Third, be sure to listen to the tour guide and there is no place to look for it if it gets lost. If you can get a foreign exchange card, try to get half a foreign exchange card, bring less cash, and be careful to prevent theft. In addition, if you want to take pictures of pigeons in the square, just remember to bring some bread or something left over from your meal to feed them.

Fourth, if you don’t want to eat with a group and want to try local specialties, don’t eat in places with many tourists in tourist areas. You can find some slightly remote streets and alleys where there are many locals. Most of the food in hotels and tourist areas is designed to fool tourists. For example, if you want to eat local specialties in Venice, go to restaurants where gondoliers gather.

If you have some money, Swiss army knives, watches and chocolates are the specialties. Mid- to high-end clothing, perfumes and other luxury goods in France and Italy are much cheaper than in China. In addition, Italian baci chocolate is not easy to buy in China. Of course, if it’s hot, don’t bring it.

Venetian glassware and masks are local characteristics. But be careful not to go to those hodgepodge tourist souvenir shops. Most of those are cheap products made in China. If you want to buy it, go to a specialized glass shop or mask shop. Although the price is high, they are all handmade works of art. If money is tight. . . You can send some postcards back locally, with local postmarks and scenery. They are very good travel souvenirs for yourself and your friends, especially children.