I am going to study abroad in Florence, Italy for 4 months and I wanted to know if feminine hygiene products, bath products and lotions are as available for purchase in Italy like they are in the U.S....
I plan to rent a room in Florence for 1 month to use as my 'homebase' while visiting the various cities of interest. I plan to see Rome, Venice, Bologna, Pisa/Tuscany, and sightseeing ...
Additional Details I am not pretty sure whether the Italian does the 'covoiture' (French), or 'mitfahren'(German). As my italian is pretty poor, I really have ...
i need to know 5 vital italians from both the older days and now days
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I'd like to ask people from Rome or who have been to Rome how far si Vatican from the centre and how does the hotel 'Gli Artisti' looks like. The hotel is located on Via degli Scipioni ...
I am planning on spending a week in Italy around October - should I base myself in Rome or Florence?
I will be attending a language school and have the option to base myself in either Florence or Rome. This will be my first trip to Italy so I'm not sure where to stay.
I would say Florance because it is a nice region and you are close to Rome, Naples, and Venice for day trips. Florance is also really beautiful and surounded by lots of nice countryside if you need a break from the tourists. Rome is a beautiful but hectic city. I think it would be hard to live there.
lotta
Do what you feel like, both are lovely cities, Rome is bigger than Florence, but both cities have a lot to offer
paris
It's a matter of your temperament. As I can see my answer will be opposite to the others.I was many times in whole Italy and I'll say ROME without no shadow of doubt.
frankmilano610
I have been to both and Florence is much better for everything, history, shops, social life and buildings.
Hope you enjoy your language school. Ciao.
Boo Boo
i would say florence in a heartbeat. i wasnt that big a fan of rome
mikewonaus
I'd say Florence because it's closer to Nice,(Riviera) France!
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