 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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 Is it possible to take the tours up Mount Etna in winter (end of December).? |
| I am planning to go visit Sicily from Christmas to New Years. Mount Etna is one of the major attractions. I see there are tours organized to the top by buses/cable cars/etc to reach the an extremely ... |
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 Italy Helppp Urgent :)? |
| Please can you let me know anything to do with Italian Foods pleasee :) i've got some stuff but need a few more ideas to complete essay thanks :) Essay gtta me duun for monday ..... |
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 Traveling to Rome in October? |
My friend and I are going to Rome at the end of October. I have a few questions about the city.
What is the best area of rome to stay in? We plan on seeing all the major sites, and we ... |
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 Internet access in italy? |
| planning a trip to italy, anyone knows how easy is to find internet acess (email, etc) when driving around coast/countryside in the south?... |
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 How can my friend from italy come to america to visit me? |
| i have a friend who lives in florence, italy who is originally from morocco. i would like to have him come to america to visit but i hear its difficult for moroccans to come to america. he has lived ... |
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 Nice, budget-friendly places to stay in Pisa, Italy? |
| Doesn't need to be fancy, more looking for something that is clean and well located to see the sights in the area.... |
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 Can some body tell about florence art? |
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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 rushing. |
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My husband and I spent 43 days in Europe (7 days in Paris and 36 days all over Italy. We spent $8700. This included our food, entertainment, hotel, rental car, gas and other miscellaneous things. That comes out to be $202 a day. One of the best recommendations I can give you is to pick a base city in the middle of every city you want to see and get an apartment there. This cuts the cost of lodging dramatically. Also, eating breakfast in your apartment cuts down on at least one meal a day, even though breakfast is not too expensive. If you want to see all those cities you mentioned, I would maybe split it up in two or three apartment, like a week in each one. A great base camp to see Florence and Milan is Bologna, a fantastic city. For Venice I would stay in Verona, it's cheaper than Venice, it's only 40 mintues away by train, and it's a great city with lots to do. For Rome and Pompeii, you can stay in Rome or in Naples. Since the dollar has fallen and it's now about $1.51 to buy 1 euro, we try to cut costs every where we can (we go once or twice a year). |
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I'm figuring on 100 euros per day, plus the hotel. |
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i went for 3 weeks my last trip over and not counting hotel, air-fair, and transfers i spent $10,000 on shopping, meals and sight seeing and the dollar was a little better this was in August /September |
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