How to charge an iPhone4 in Italy?

My daughter will be visiting Italy soon and she will be carrying her iPhone4 and the charger with her. How can she get it charged there?
I have been told the Apple charger she uses in USA will work in Italy, but she will need an adapter. Can someone please confirm that and also let me know what kind of an adapter is needed? Can I buy it for an Apple store in the USA or online?
Any pointer on that will be highly appreciated.

She will just need an adapter to convert the US-style plug to the Italian style. Any travel store will carry such adapters, as will probably stores such as Best Buy and Radio Shack, or she can get the travel kit from Apple:
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB974ZM/B
That kit also includes another AC adapter and plugs for other parts of the worlds, so it may be more than she needs.
Regards.

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