Mario
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Italy, Tuscany region, Florence |
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donk
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Italy for sure, make sure you go everywhere. |
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fhornsr
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Italy, without doubt. I've visited France and there are far too many Frenchmen who look down their noses at anyone not French. |
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lovephoto
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why not both? they are bordering countries with many differences but also many affinities. Start with a train from Paris and go down to Rome or Naples... at the end of this trip you would have made up your own mind to wihich is the best, and if you travelled in a month like may or june you would have saved about 50% of the money...
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aC.
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I would do both....jump on the train and a 2 week vacation would start in Rome and end in Paris... |
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Bird
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definitely italy,french people smell really bad! |
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jagtic
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would go to the south of france,you could then cross the border and be in italy, |
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romariodiko
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italy every time!! |
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parisian_flirt
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I live in France, so for myself I would choose Italy. If I were to advise someone who has never been to either country, I'd recommend France. |
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Travel With Julie
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This is very tough - I have lived in Italy and think it is just about the most beautiful place on Earth. But I am hoping to buy a house in France soon and I love it there as well. It all depends on what you're looking for. Many parts of both countries are very much alike, but the cultures are quite different and some people will do much better in one country or the other. Many people with whom I have spoken have this in common: If they love one country, they tend to not like the other nearly as much (works both ways).
Personally I would choose Italy because I speak the language and am very familiar with it. But as one answer stated prior to mine, they are next to each other and one can easily see both in the same day (not a lot, but a taste). |
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Jessica
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I would chose Italy |
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Rossonero NorCal SFECU
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As much as I love Paris, it would be Italy. The French aren't the horrible people they're made out to be, but Italians are more fun. |
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Pobept
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Italy, much nicer weather and the people are much nicer as well. It dose not cost as much to visit Italy as you will spend in France. |
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chef spicey
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i love france but would go to italy over france any day |
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parmindersingh80
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France is better indeed, i have been to both ..... |
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Velken
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Italy. Been to both and I liked it alot more. |
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love2travel
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Compare the numbers of travelogues we've written about Italy vs France.
No contest, ITALY!
http://www.thetravelzine.com |
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ASRoma
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Italy is it for me! My home away from home! ROMA ROMA ROMA ROMA ROMA ROMA ROMA!!!!!!!!!! Italy has it all! Jump on a Vespa or get in your Fiat, lets go Go GO! |
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Grammy V
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I haven't been to France, but have traveled to Italy three times. it is a magnificent country - very diverse- and I would like to return because there is so much to see and so much history to appreciate! |
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Mog
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Definitely Italy every time! Sunshine and cornettis!? x |
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Miss C
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I would say Italy... Its a lot better |
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