 Italy trip cost? |
| Planning to go to Italy for for a holiday for 25 days. how much should i take? in 25 days visiting Rome, Pompeii, Florence,Milan and Venice. I know its a long time but want to see the places without ... |
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 Italian (in Italy) schools in English?? |
| Which state funded(meaning no tuition fees) schools 'Scuole Superiori' teach in English language?? I mean ordinary Italian schools (for around 18-year-olds) with Italian curriculum, but in E... |
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 Does anyone know Salvatore Di Gioia, born Novara, Italy, Feb 1981? |
Fa nessuno sa Salvatore Di Gioia, Novara Feb 1981?
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 Where can I find detailed map of Rome with names of the streets? |
| I've been looking for a certain store of wich I have the adress, but I don't know if I'll find it without some instructions.... |
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 What is the cost of living diffecence between USA and Italy? |
What is the cost of living diffecence between USA and Italy?
My family has land over in Italy.. I have yet to visit.. sad I know. Anyway.. my fiancé and I were weighing the option of moving ... |
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 Punk rock in italy? |
hows the punk scene in italy? im moving there this summer
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 Restaurants in Rome near the Coliseum? |
Can any folks from Rome Italy or people who have lived there recommend a few moderately priced restaurants that serve food that the local people eat? Preferably in the area near the Coliseum.
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 What about Week of Culture in Rome? |
| We are headed to Rome at the end of Culture Week. Does anyone know if the Coliseum, Borghese Gallery, and Vatican are free or reduced price? We tried setting up reservations for the Borghese on ... |
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 Anyone been to Rome over Xmas before ??? |
| Got a short break over Xmas incl Xmas eve, Xmas day and Boxing day. Being the Roman Catholic capital will everything be closed or is there anything to do ??? Any recommendations ???... |
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 What is there to do in Aprica, Italy? |
i'm going with my high school on a 32 hour bus trip to aprica in the north of italy for some skiing.
what els is ther to do in aprica apart from siking and snowborging?
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 Italy - where have YOU stayed? |
Im going to Italy in November. Would love to hear from people about where they stayed in Rome, Florence and/or Venice. Nothing like hearing first hand how your stay was.
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 What's the best way to travel from Nice to Milan to Venice to Florence and then Rome? |
| I'll be traveling from Nice to Milan, Milan to Venice, Venice to Florence, Florence-Pisa-Florence and Florence to Rome in November. I'm ok with travelling 2nd class but will have luggage ... |
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 How to secure an italian visa? |
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For people who have been to Italy, Is Venice Beautiful? |
I'm in love with a man from Venice. Right now I only dream about going there with him someday. When I google pictures I just see canal pictures. I was hoping someone could tell me what their experience/thought about the city is.... |
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I live about two hours from Venice and spend a lot of time there. In my opinion, it is a beautiful place to visit. Wandering around over the bridges and canals is special. I particularly like being out when it's foggy in the city; it's easy to believe you've been transported back in time to the period of the Doges. There are a lot of interesting festivals throughout the year. However, as nice as Venice is to visit for a day or a weekend, I don't think I'd want to live there full time. It's very expensive and often crowded with tourists. Living outside the city itself and being able to go whenever I want is perfect. |
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Venice is my favourite European city - it's so unique, it's like living in history. Just wish I could live there.
Although surrounded by water, it is quite accessible as there is a causeway to the mainland for road transport and trains. Trains and buses run every ten minutes to the mainland. There is an international airport 7 kms away on the mainland and this is also easity accessible by bus and vaporetto. Vaporettos are the Venetian waterbuses, have designated route numbers and floating platforms, and with these you can travel all over the islands. |
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Venice is very pretty, its almost like a maze though. The streets are small and narrow and you can get lost... kinda fun to wander around and look at shops, eat and get an espresso. Venice is gorgeous... |
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I've been to Venice many times...actually I'm thinking about studying abroad in Italy. Out of everywhere I have been in Italy, Venice was my least favorite. It was beautiful of course but I found it smelly and expensive. It is also kind of hard to travel in and out of since it is surrounded by water. However, I don't mean to dissuade you. Italy is beautiful no matter where you go. If he's the one your in love with I say go for it! Goodluck |
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