 Has anyone had a lemoncello from Italy? |
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 Cheapest way to get from Italy to Paris? |
| I am going to be visiting Rome, Venice, and Florence and want to go to Paris from Italy. Which of these cities have the most connections to Paris? Also, I prefer Florence since that is where we will ... |
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 Rome, Italy? |
| I know that Rome is a large city. I'm going with a jazz group to Rome this summer. I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction for neat things to visit, quaint shops...all ... |
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 Afford vacation to italy? |
| my family of 5 really wants to go to italy. we are sending one through college so we cannot afford an extra expensive vacation. we usually spend 3000-5000. how can i find really cheap flights but id ... |
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 Where is the safest/cheapest/best place to stay in rome? |
| I want to stay somewhere nice, but I also need to find good values....bed and breakfasts, hostels, and/or hotels.... |
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 I would like a short break in Venice. When is the best time to go? When is it not too hot? |
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 Milan and Rome!!!!!!? |
what is the best thing to do in Milan and Rome??
where is the attractive place???
and which designers and artists that i must have to see in italy??
is there any art or fashion museums?... |
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 3 months in Rome, but which 3 months? I also have a few other questions....? |
| 1. I have the opportunity to spend 3 months in Rome, but I'm not sure which 3 months to choose. Can you help me decide? It doesn't matter what time of year, I'm just thinking not the ... |
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 Are there stores similar to WalMart in Italy? |
I'm spending five weeks in Florence, and instead of packing soaps, shampoo, a hair dryer, etc. I was wondering if there were places to shop around Florence that would be reasonably priced?
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 How do bin collectors do their job in Venice? |
Do they have a boat refuse collection service? And do residents have to keep rubbish inside the house until collection day?!
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 What is the best way to learn a bit of Italian before October '08? |
| My fiance and I are getting married in August and then in October he has the opportunity to go to Italy for his job. He can stay there anywhere from 45 days to 6 months! I'm of course going with ... |
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 For Italians from italy? |
Will me not being able to speak italian hold me back if I travel there. I mean like, will i be limited to main tourist areas?Or can I get buy just by speaking english or spanish?
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 Rome italy SNEAK OUT ? |
well my parents r in italy now and they told me the weather isnt all that great
i looked at the weather chanels and it says there will be alot of rain
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 How much and how to get from Pisa, Italy to Florence centre? |
Hay. Im going for a week- end to Florence but can only manage to get a flight from Pisa, so I will need to travel to Florence by train from Pisa airport.
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Areas of Rome? |
Can anyone advise what areas in Rome would be best for 3 40something girls to spend 3 nights. We'd like an area that felt safe and was close to the sights as well as a few bars and restaurants. |
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trucco613
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Don't stay near Termini. It's not that safe or nice. You can find something reasonably priced in a much better location. Try this website: www.nycerome.com. You can choose a hotel by area. I recommend Via Veneto, Trevi Fountain, Villa Borghese, Spanish Steps, Pantheon or Navona. They're all in the heart of the city & many attractions are within walking distance.
I stayed at a great little hotel called Domus Julia in Via Veneto. It was clean & cute & they bring a continental breakfast to your room. I got a really reasonable rate there for peak season.
Check out whatever hotel you're looking at at www.tripadvisor.com. Other travellers rate their experience staying there.
Have a fantastic time. Rome is amazing. |
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ladylangos
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Termini! There is the principal train station and also the most interesting sites to visit. |
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nachosmyman
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Stay near the Pantheon or Piazza Navona for lively street life in the evening, or my second choice would be near the Spanish steps (Via Sistina is nice). The piazza at the end of Via Sistina has a metro stop that can take you everywhere. (Metro stops are not as plentiful in Rome as in other cities) Be smart and you will stay safe anywhere. Have fun :) |
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angelaflowerwater
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There are so many choices and lots of different prices. I've attached a link I use when make bookings for people flying in. You can look at the hotel and then at a map provided to see where abouts it is. Have fun planning!! |
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Termini it is central, but not safe for 3 girls!!!!! PLS avoid that area, take a look on www.bbitalia.it........A very good central area can be Trastevere!!!! |
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Stay around termini station,no expensive hotels,not dangerous,is close to the centre and well-connected because is a station,which is terminal for coaches and for 2 metropolitan underground lines. |
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