 So I arrive in Rome, I have 5 days to spend, help please? |
| I plan to spend 3 days in Rome, the 4th morning on a journey to Pisa (spending 2-3 hours there), then onto Florence, where I spend a night, then the next day on a journey to Venice, where I will be ... |
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 Has anyone ever been to tuscany? |
| ive seen tuscan under the sun but i wanna know what its like there. i hope to take my mom there one day, its her dream.... |
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 I'm going with my daughter to Italy in mid May. We are booking a flight tomorrow. But I would just like to.. |
| ..book a room in a family hostel at our destination, and then we will be travelling around a little bit in Italy. We're going for around 12-14 nights. Will it be possible for us to just go from ... |
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 Where is the best area to stay in Rome? |
| I want to go to Rome for a weekend but I'm having problems finding the best place to stay. Can someone please tell me where the most central area is or the place that's best to stay at ... |
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 Traveling to Italy in June? |
| I'm going to Italy for two weeks this coming June. Specifically, Rome, Venice, Milan and Florence. Any advice about anything? Food, sights, just anything that you can think of?... |
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 I want to go to Venice next August. I read that the weather is not great due to heat and rain.? |
| Has anyone been there at that time of the year and does anyone know about Cannaregio. Also any tips to fly out there for cheaper, places to go, restaurants that are a must, renting an apartment, who ... |
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 Do you live in Italy? |
| I'm moving to Naples, Italy in a few months. Can any one tell me what to expect? How different is Italy from the U.S.? I'm moving to the navy base there, will there be a language barrier? W... |
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 Traveling in Rome? |
Is 6 nights 7 days (including 1 day for arriving and 1 day for departure) enough to visit Rome, or is it too much, or too little?
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 How do you get from Rome to Florence and Pisa? |
| I am going to Rome in January, and was wondering how easy it was to get to Florence and Pisa on the train. Also, is it easy to go from Florence to Pisa, or does it take ages?... |
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 SORRENTO next week. 5th March Archeology based trip? |
| What are your unmissable things to see. Can I take photographs in Italian museums. I travel light, what should I wear this time of year ?... |
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 Do you need a passport to get into Vatican City? |
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I am American and will obviously have a passport to get to the EU. I know that the European Union has open borders, but V... |
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 I'm traveling to Rome in January--how's the weather, etc.? |
| I'm from Chicago, where January temperatures are very frequently below 0 degrees Fahrenheit, so Rome is probably quite a bit warmer. I'm looking for advice on clothing to bring, as I know ... |
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 Contacting friends from Italy while only having their cell phone numbers? |
| I met some friends while I was in Rome, Italy and they gave me their cell phone numbers. My international cell phone has been shut off and I can't call them from my american verizon cell phone. I... |
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 What part of Italy is the Leaning Tower located? |
| I need the answer A.S.A.P. mY INTERNET IS RUNNING VERY SLOW TODAY!... |
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Have u been to Italy, how did u find it? |
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My High School is taking 20 people to Italy in April and im one of them. I cant wait. It has been one of my dreams to travel to Europe. |
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I've studied in Italy for 3 months, last Spring in Rome. One of the best times I have ever had. The language is not that difficult, there's so many places to go and see here. Soooo much culture and THE FOOD!!! It's just all so amazing. You will have a wonderful time no matter where you go in Italy. |
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terrible at all
not many nice people, very arrogant
dirty , expansive
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I went to Italy in March 2007, it is so amazing. I want to go back soon. |
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First of all...Italy is NOT America. Leave all of those American ideals at home when you leave. Italy is a wonderful place to live....the people are nice and friendly....so NOW is the time to learn some Italian. Don't expect Italians to know English, because most of them DO NOT. Your trip will be 100% more enjoyable if you can chat with the locals. The people there will smile and help you converse as much as possible. Driving there is tricky at best for most Americans...especially on the Autostradas. Most Italians really love Americans because of how we helped them in WWII and because we are well known as understanding and courteous.
Have fun at the typical "tourist destinations" but be willing to leave the tour bus and check out some things NOT on the "To Do List". Take your camera and have a great time. Sample the foods and the wine. Check out the resort lakes, castles and museums.
I lived in northern Italy for two years while in the US Air Force from 1980-82. I always dream of being able to retire there someday. |
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I'm living in Rome and Italy is very very beautiful......Come to visiter her,especially Rome....kiss |
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i live in italy..it is a beautiful place and it is very quiete( sorry if i made mistakes) |
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