Italy does not have one single "all-in-one" national transport card that covers every bus, tram, and train across the country; instead, the system is divided between national rail passes and regional city cards. For trains, the Trenitalia Pass and the Eurail Italy Pass are the closest equivalents to a national card, allowing for multiple journeys across the extensive Trenitalia network for a fixed price. For local transit in cities, each major hub has its own dedicated system: Rome uses the Metrebus card, Venice has the Venezia Unica, and Milan uses the ATM card. However, in 2026, many of these systems have integrated with "Tap & Go" technology, allowing travelers to simply use a contactless credit card or smartphone to pay for fares on local buses and subways without needing a physical local card. If you are planning to travel between several different cities by train, a rail pass is your best bet, but for moving within a specific city, the local transit-specific cards or contactless payments are the standard.