I want to go to italy but where abouts should i go?

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Kathie K

Visit Pompeii if you are near there!! Florence is beautiful, Pisa has a lovely feel to it... Sorrento and surrounds are just too touristy in teh summer time, so don't go then. Absolutely no Italians, just pasty white ppl like myself! Such a letdown - such a beautiful town with absolutely no Italian feel. That's all the advice i can give - have fun!

kathryn c

Sicily, Palermo has a project "Sicily Outdoor" for cycling holidays. there is the possibility of renting bikes from the B&B's and other accomadaion that take part in the program.
August is hot, and crowded so try to stay away from the main tourist areas

www.tubletech.co.nr

Sicily, beautiful place.

Pedro S

Hi, you must go to Florence and than to Elba Island, Than Roma, Than Napoli and Capri Island, if do you have time go to Sardinia, amzing Island one hour plane to Roma. To hotel accommodation visit http://www.prontohotel.com/. Have fan!

Andre

I'm from Italy and i suggest you to go and visit venezia (beautiful city incredible) Rome ...Milan and Naples(i think it's the best city ever... you con go to Capri iskia Pompeii ercolano)a city full of history and beautiful things...and don't forget that there is the vesuvio volcano....amazing!!!!

itaca

Sicily or Liguria
http://www.bluhome.it/page.aspx?ID=c057029cf00947afb5542f69d8dd9ca5&lng=en-GB

piglettigger8

Sicily-BEAUTIFUL beaches and the locals are so nice.
Venice-Gorgeous place. Gondola rides and let's not forget the world famous Murano glass factory.
Rome-Bustling city, awesome nightlife. Coliseum, lots of other great places to see, and shopping.
Pisa-The leaning tower of course! and it's beautiful as well.
Tuscany-GORGEOUS and the wine is fabulous
Pompeii-Very interesting

abodistyle

The north is "discovered" Italy The regions of Piemonte and Lombardy , in the northwest, make up the richest and most cosmopolitan part of the country, and the two main centres, Turin and Milan, are its wealthiest large cities. In their southern reaches, these regions are flat and scenically dull, especially Lombardy, but in the north the presence of the Alps shapes the character of each: skiing and hiking are prime activities, and the lakes and mountains of Lombardy are time-honoured tourist territory. Liguria , the small coastal province to the south, has long been known as the "Italian Riviera" and is accordingly crowded with sun-seeking holiday-makers for much of the summer season. Nonetheless it's a beautiful stretch of coast, and its capital, Genoa, is a bustling port with a long seafaring tradition.

visit here: http://italia.ideatour.it/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=13&Itemid=9

jerryone_it

i there, i suggest to you 4 a family trip isola d elba in tuscany and 5 terre(liguria) it's also world heritage. i m sorry 4 you but august it will be busy everywhere cause is the month of holidays 4 italians, everything will be crowded and expensive.A smart thing culd be going on in the alps, the air is clean,beautyfull views, nice lakes(como,garda, lago maggiore)less people, u can do bushwalks and many excourtions(lombardy, milan is capital and trentino are the best places)

vale30_90

milano is the best

pmazz

the first 2 days in Rome, in the august it's fantastic
Sicily coast
Stromboli Island
Giglio Island
Elba Island
Suth of Sardinia Island
Puglia Region

for reservations look
www.prontohotel.com
www.travel.it
www.itwg.net

Guybrush Threepwood

I'am Italian...
one of the most important island is Elba...in front of toscana...
is not so expensive and is enough big...

L L

Going in August will be busy regardless of where you go. I have seen a few people mention Sicily and that is my favourite part, so i would like to give my vote for that area.

Opal P

venice- for gondola riding

rome- the colloseum

sicily- beautiful

august is the busiest month for every beach resort here in Italy...
i can tell you that ischia, lipari and elba's islands are amazing

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