 Info on the attractions in ITALY? (help needed for presentation)? |
| I will be having a presentation on the country Italy. Like what the attractions the country have and so on... I also need help in knowing how to pronounce a few of the italian words... So I won'... |
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 Life as a teenage girl in Italy? |
| I am a 17 year old girl(almost 18) and I will be graduating high school in June. During the summer, before college, I'm going to go study in Italy for a month at a language school in Rome. I am ... |
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| Are stores closed in Italy on Sunday? |
| I want to take a trip there and wonder if I should go there on Sunday or the next day instead.... |
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 Italy Honeymoon on a Budget? |
| My fiance and I are getting married in the fall and are trying to plan a trip to Italy for our honeymoon. Unfortunately, we can't seem to get within our budget (or our travel agent can't). ... |
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 Flying with a dog internationally from U.S. to Rome, Italy? |
| Has anyone flew with their dog from the US to Italy? I have a 18 pound Dachshund that I plan to take to Italy with me for 3 months this summer. What airlines did you use? Did you have any problems ... |
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 Market in Venice? |
I need to know first -where- this big market is in Venice
and then -a map- for the area.
It is a market for clothes,suvenirs,antiques etc
(something like the big open market of C... |
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 What is this italian word/s translate to: Killjew? My spelling is prob wrong but sounds just like killjew cont |
| I heard this on a football field at practice they were all yelling what sounded like killjew over and over. It was in italian but I do not know many words. Please advise. You can see why it obviously ... |
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 I want to live in florence italy for a couple years. How do i make it happen? |
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 Should I pay a bus fine in Italy? |
I recently got a bus fine in Bologna and was wondering if i can get away without paying. here are the details of the situation:
I'm an american who lives in italy (though i've ... |
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 6 days in Rome - what can you tell me about it? |
Hi guys,
in January (end of it, after 25th) I will be in Rome. 3 couples that would like to stay 5 nights there.
My biggest question is: what budget should I assign for eating (... |
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Traveling to Italy beginning of November for 5 days from Ukraine. Never been, where should we go? |
My girlfriend and I want to visit Italy but only have 5 days. What is the best area or city to visit for short fun romantic getaway? We like excitement and beauty. Not interested in clubs or fancy resturants. Thanks for any input. Also recomendations on hotels would be appreciated. |
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Jetgirly
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Venice is only romantic if you're a total cheeseball. It's a good city to poke your head around, but it's very fake and touristy. Verona is slightly more authentic, but the whole "Romeo and Juliet" thing is a total scam. "Juliets tomb" is actually a horse's drinking trough!
I would suggest spending three days in Rome and two in Florence. A night walk around Rome can be very romantic, and it's rich in history, but you'll have lots of things to do during the day. Florence is very small (pop. 200,000 or so) but has amazing art galleries and churches. These cities are further south than Venice and Verona, so it will also be warmer and less likely to rain. |
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USA-Decouverte.com
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Hi,
All Italy is beautiful and enjoyable.
But if you just have 5 days, I would go in northern Italy and visit Firenze, the Lakes, Verona and Venice (or maybe only Firenze or Venice).
I, personnally, would advise you to elect Venice, moreover if you are looking for a romantic gateway.
For the hotels, you can have a look on this tool :
http://www.vivre-venise.com/hotel.html
And for some images of Venise, this is a bilingual blog :
http://venicedailyphoto.blogspot.com/
All the best... |
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holly g.
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Definatly Venice !
It´s : romantic, beautiful, full of museums & gorgeous churches, not crowdy in November...
Hotels:
cheap, but clean:
http://it.venere.com/hotel_venezia/sastello_ovest/hotel_doni.html
others:
Hotel Flora
Pensione Seguso
Hotel Bisanzio
Hotel Principe
luxus class:
http://www.hoteldanielivenice.com |
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Rose
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If you are based in the Veneto (Northern Italy) you can take in The Lakes, Verona and Venice all of which are stunning. Verona is a good central point to be based and a beautiful city in it's own right. Lake Garda is about 45 mins north-west and Venice is about 1.5 hrs east.
Further south the weather will be better. Rome and Florence are the obvious ones (see Rome and die!), or perhaps the Amalfi coast, though I would maybe save the seaside for a summer trip.
You can't really go wrong wherever you end up - Italy is such a beautiful country..... |
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