 Buying a place in Italy? |
| just been to Rome! probably wouldn't buy there but would like something Italian. Any suggestions in the North to look at?... |
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 Why when i ring my parents in italy do i get a constant engaged tone.? |
It has never happened before and i ring every week. for the last 48 hours all i get is an this tone. How do you find if there is a fault or something wrong with there end?? Any answers please.
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 How much money should i bring to europe for a trip that lasts 12 days? |
Trip includes Paris, Nice, Venice, Florence, Rome.
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 Has anyone been to Calabria, Italy? |
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Frihah - I slept during the day yesterday and I have a game later. Long story. Are you trying to get rid of me woman? I tried adding you on Y360. It ... |
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 Espresso trains in italy |
| I have the option of booking a seat or a 4 bed couchet in an overnight espresso train from Milan to rome. However, the difference in the fare amount is considerable. I am traveling on a budget and am ... |
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 Will we need to book accomodation in Italy in August? |
| My friend and I are going to Italy in August, I know it's going to be VERY busy with other holiday makers - because of this should we carefully plan a route in advance, or will we be able to be ... |
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 What is it like living in Florence, Italy? |
| I plan to rent a room in Florence, Italy June 1st to 30th. Is there plenty to do there? I plan to take day trips to other places too. Do some people speak english there? What are some differences I�... |
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 Is it true that if you buy a ticket at the Palatine, you don't have to stand in line at the Colosseum? |
| So we can first go to the Palatine and then to the Colosseum and also...i think the Palatine is some kind of museum inside the Roman Forum, can u also confirm this? any extra info is deeply ... |
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 Are Italians really fake? |
| If not, then why do all their renaissance statues feature people with tiny straight noses while the reality on the ground is that Italians have gigantic noses which I saw with my own eyes in Italy?... |
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 New Years in Rome, where to stay under 150US? |
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 One day tour to tuscany from rome? |
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Can I check if there is any agency that provide day tour to Tuscany starting and ending from Rome?... |
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 Audiance with the Pope in Vatican City? Going on Nov. 10, 2006? |
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 Can I get cash back on purchases in Italy? |
Do stores in Italy use debit/check cards (where you would enter a pin at the time of the transaction)? If so, do they allow you to receive cash back?
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 Can u translate to me plz to italian? |
the following:
Hi! How are u?
Did u have a nice day my love?
Ok, listen to what I want to tell you.
I want you to know that I will learn italian very soon just to prove to ... |
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Traveling to Italy? |
I would like to Travel to Italy sometime in 2008. What would be the best time to go to experience great weather, and not many tourists? |
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Depends what you count as great weather!! Avoid Rome near Easter - unless you want to do the full Catholic experience - it will always be busy, but is extremely busy then. May, June, Sept or Oct will be great for weather and not as crowded as Easter. July and August are way too hot and too busy. Venice is delightful out of season, but not great weather - I've been twice in January and had good weather - even eating outside - but you could end up with rain and floods. Whatever you do - do not venture near Venice in July/Aug - crowded like hell and smelly! Every where gets busy in July and August - and too hot so avoid. Lakes are glorious in April/May. Milan and Turin will do most times as cities - but will be cold in winter. Florence will always be busy, but, again, May, Sept or Oct should be okay. Hire a car and drive around - late Spring or Autumn again are recommended. Don't go to Italy for beaches - the locals prefer the managed beach - carefully lined up sunloungers, at a price, rather than the free enjoyment of sand and sea. Do go for great cities, ancient sites, fabulous art and churches, great shopping and stupendous food. Go wth a little bit of Italian and they will love you. Above all - GO!!!!!!! |
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Definitely May or late September October. Australians do not need to chase the sun like the English etc do so it is best to go after they have all finished sunning themselves. From about the 23rd of September the prices tend to drop, the pools in hamlets and villas are mostly still open and the colours will be starting to change. |
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May, September and October. The summer is the worst time. It's hot and very crowded. It really depends where you go how crowded it gets. We were there in September and the weather was beautiful, many tourists in Rome. But not horrible. Have fun it's a great country.) |
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well june is there warm month so probably about april |
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Late April or late October, nice weather, moderate no of tourists, but if you go to Roma, Florence, Milano, Venice, and Piza you'll always find these cities crowdy but worthy every dime, enjoy la dolce vita:) |
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