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 I have 3.5 days to spend in Italy. Where should I go and how long should I stay at each place?
I'm flying to and from Rome. I'm thinking Rome, Florence, Pisa and maybe also Venice if I have time. What should my iternery look like?...


 Does anyone know of a good, cheap hotel in the center of Rome, Italy?
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 What to do in savona italy?
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 We are going to Italy for a week or so in Sept. Could anyone reccomend where to go and what to see?
Our flight arrives and departs from Rome and we could probably catch the train to nearish cities. Thanks :)...


 How old you have to be to be a legal adult in venice italy?

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what prevliges does that allow?...


 Please translate?
"ecco perche lo gradite"...


 What is really good website for Italy and Rome???
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 Early transportation from Venice hotel to airport?
I am visiting Venice and staying near the Rialto Bridge. My flight back home is at 6:30am. Are there taxis that can take me to the airport or do I need to take a vaporetto? Do vaporettos even run as ...


 My fiance wants to take me to Lake Garda in Italy. When is the best time to go...Sept. or Oct.?

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I want to go to Lake Como.
When is the best time to go...Sept. or Oct.?...


 Traveling by Train in Italy. Should I book tickets from Canada before hand or when we get there?
And do we need a train pass or just buy them individual?

Venice june 21-23
Florence June 24-27 (train Venice to Florence)
Amalfi Coast (Train Florence to Naples) June 28-July 2<...


 Florence or Venice, given 4 days (and 4 days in Rome)?
I am going to Italy this November. I'll spend 4 days in Rome and I can't decide if I want to spend my remaining 4 days in Florence or Venice. Someone suggested the food in Florence is ...


 Im looking to go to venice in march need to find a hotel which is nice but affordable?
nice veiw , on the ...


 I am staying in Venice for 3 nights, me and my husband plan to take a Gondola?
I read that that it costs 80 Euros. Is that cost per person or per Gondola?
I mean they tell a Gondola carries 6 people, so if it's per gondola would that cost us 80/6 Euros?

A...


 Visiting Forli in Italy. Any suggestions?
Hello everyone! I am visiting ForlĂ­ in Italy on business next week and have decided to stay on for the weekend. Where would you recommend visiting around there?
Would you go to Bologna? The ...


 Hotel in rome and venice?
hi

if i want to book the hotels near to the train station in both cities.. is it very far from the town?

any budget hotel in venice to recommend? as those i saw in venere.com ...


 Siti belli grazie?
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 Living in italy?
Im self employed [work online] and want to move to italy.Do I have to have a long term visa?I will not be looking for work there but just want to live there for awhile.Can I do this? I'm an ...


 Anyone been to Montalcino?
I am going for a week long stay in Montalcino (Tuscany) in September. Can anyone tell me what it is like there and what things there are to do? Thanks for all answers....


 Whats the best way to get a metro pass in rome, italy?
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 What are the best places to rent cars in italy?
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Jules

L'm going to Italy next year?

Two of my friends and I are going with school to Italy for ten days next year. I'm trying to learn fluent Italian (it's actually coming along really well!). I want to know the best restaurants in: Venice, Florence, Orvieto, Capri, Rome, the Vatican area, and Sorrento. We want to go somewhere that isn't crowded with tourists but isn't hard to access from the main streets of the city, and is safe for three sixteen year old girls to be going, maybe with a couple of other people. What would you recomend. Oh, and where would you go shopping. Nothing too expensive, but good quality. Thanks so much!!
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Yikes, typo in the title. I meant I'm

    



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Jon
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In Rome shopping is no prob. If you go to local markets you'll find what you're looking for.

My school senior trip is hopefully to Rome too!

I hope the proposal is accepted

I'm really exited. They always go to florida or upstate NY so It would be nice to see a change


PS. Relax you have time!


janaemel
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To eat, if you're learning italian, give a look to the wilki 2spaghi where u can find restaurants of all kind, rated by customers and updated.
Shopping in Capri, Venice and Sorrento could be very expansive.
Rome give a lots of opportunity .... for every budget and near or along the main streets ...
Have a nice time in Italy!


Phoebe
You will be surprised how easy it is to get around, if you know French or Spanish....but it doesn't hurt to know Italian.

Most signs have several languages posted....you will be fine there.

I enjoy eating where the locals eat...however ...I do not recommend that two sixteen year olds go wandering in the cities....Americans do not have the best of reputations...there.
In fact I would recommend you stay with your group...please.

You can still enjoy yourself..there is so much to do...

Most cities have a market for shopping....and it is alright to bargain....but be respectful...don't expect something for nothing...that is an insult.

Oh...watch for "knock offs"....you will find people selling Prada knock offs on the street corner...do not buy them...they will be taken from you at customs...and you could be fined...


sesom0000
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go home!


Brigate Nere
good for you



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