 A mixed girl travelling to Italy? |
| Hi my mother is german and polynesian and my father is dutch, english and italian. Im looking forward to travelling in Europe but wonder if it is safe and if people will be friendly towards me. I ... |
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 I am thinking of going to italy? |
do i need a visa to go to italy
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 Best Italian city for 3 days? |
| My fiance and I are going on our honeymoon this summer. We will be spending four or five days in Munich, Germany and four or five days in Zadar, Croatia. In between those two cities we would like ... |
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 Saluti dall'Italia!!!! (from Italy)? |
Which are the five Italian cities that you would like to visit or you've visited?
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 About smoking in italy....legal age and how much you can take to UK...? |
I'm 16 and used to be able to buy cigarettes in the UK but now I can't. I'm going to my house in italy next week and i want to know-
1.) whether i can buy them there (i.e. am i ... |
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 Are girls travelling to Italy usually naive about things? |
| When I say "things" I mean Italian men. There is a fantasy about the Italian lover and many girls I hear talking about falling in love when going to Italy.... |
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 Can i wear flip flop sandals to dinner in Italy? |
And what about blue jeans?
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i will not be embarrassed.... |
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 Credit Card in Italy? Also Cash machines? |
Can anyone please advise whether one can use VISA, MC and Amex in shops and restaurants in Italy (especially ROme, FLorence and Venice)?
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 I'm taking my 16 year old niece to Italy for her birthday present. Any suggestions? |
| We are planning on being there for about 2 weeks and going to Florence / Pisa / Rome / Vatican City / Naples / Capri / Sorrento / Pompeii. We are planning on taking trains between the cities (some ... |
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 Can I drive myself around Italy as a tourist easily enough in a rental car? |
| I will be staying in a villa near Cotona in the Tuscany region and with 4 adults thought we'd rent a car when we arrive in Rome and see Pisa and spend a couple of nights in Rome and do a little ... |
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 Florence Firenze, Italy best landmarks? |
| What are the best, most important landmarks to see in Florence? Say maximum of 10??... |
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 Is italy an expensive place to live in? |
i want to continue my opera over in italy and i was wondering how much will it cost me for...
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food
i am from australia so they currency in italy would be ... |
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 I'll be in Rome for a year. During that time I would like to visit Venice. Any advice on how to go about that? |
| Okay, I have been to Italy before...Rome, Florence, and Assisi. I would really like to visit all of Italy but I am on a strict budget. So I chose Venice to travel to while I'm in Rome for a year.... |
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What is the most prevelent credit card in Italy? |
I am visiting Italy this spring break and I want to know what the most used credit card is in Italy, specifically in Rome, Venice, and Florence. |
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Pinguino
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Visa and Mastercard, equally accepted; with ANY other(American Express, Diners, Discovery, ...) you may get some trouble. |
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Taylor's Dad
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I use Visa or MasterCard (which is also called EuroCard in Europe) in Italy with no problems whatsoever. |
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Maria Fontaneda
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Visa and Mastercard
Diners and American Express are not always accepted. |
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Visa is the most used. Mastercard, Diners and American Express are ok tho. |
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chiara
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visa, no questions. it's never failed me there |
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iTaLiAnA
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visa or mastercard.......... hope you have a great time in Italy!!!!!!! |
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Felicity???
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Visa <*-*> |
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stick84
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Hi. I'm Italian and I live here in Milan. I'm a guest here:-). I try to get better my English.
Anyway, came here with a Visa and you'll not have problem.
Ciao. |
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Popi?jay
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Everyone said it right, the ones we most use are VISA and MASTERCARD.
Do not take with you an American Express, it's not worth it.
Anyhow, in Italy is preferable to use debit cards (ATMs are called Bancomats) because you don't have any charges (or almost) when credit cards do.
If someone pickpockets you, then, they cannot use your debit card (bancomat) but they can with credit cards (... actually in some big shops there's the tendency to check the name of the possessor with a ID, but this doesn't always apply). Anyway make sure with your bank everything is accepted into the Visa Network.
As I live in Venice, I can tell you some shops could not accept credit cards, so it is better to have some money with you.
At last if you choose credit cards, take a debit one with you, just in case something happens (one of my friends was robbed when we were in NZ and it was no pleasant to be broke and have to call all banks to block cards and stuff).
I found some good tips (in English) at this link, check it out:
http:// www.frommers.com /cgi-bin/ WebX?128 @@.ef2a 313/1
(delete the blanks)
Hope this helps... Ciao! |
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