 Where can I see the Opera in italy? |
How much are tickets?
Do i need to buy in advance?
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 Rome : Need night stay information? |
I am planning to visit Rome this weekend with a friend. We'll reach there on Saturday morning and plan to leave Sunday evening.
I have been googling and querying B&B and inns in R... |
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 Hotel Website for booking hotels in Italy? |
| I saw a website in someone's answer the other day that is great for booking hotels in Italy and around the world but I neglected to write it down and now I can't find it .. can someone help,... |
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 Getting change in Italy? |
| I've been in Italy for the last week. Why in god's name does no one give me my change in my hand? Everyone just slams my coins and bills on the counter top like I'm a jerk or something.... |
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 How much for an Italian vacation? |
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 Has anyone seen a small Romanian kid in Milan trying to flog my Fernando Alonso cap that he swiped from me?!? |
| On holiday in Milan in august, was walking past the train station to my hotel to catch the Hungarian GP qualifying and the wee b*gger stole my cap!... |
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 What is the difference between regional and direct trenitalia trains? |
| I'm going to be taking a train from Bergamo to Milan and back at the end of the month. The fastest option shows up with a D symbol on trenitalia's website and goes into Milano Centrale. The ... |
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 Question for Italians? |
| How do you feel about Italian-Americans and stereotypes? As in, you see on television the Rachael Ray types who act as if they are the quintessential Italian and movies such as The Godfather and all ... |
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 Has anyone lived in/near Lecce Italy? |
| I might have to move there and need cost of living, quality of life advice.... |
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 Getting to Positano, Italy? |
| I am taking a cruise Oct./Nov. 2007. We will be stopping in Naples. I would love to see the Amalfi Coast (preferably Positano). What would be the best way to get there (affordably) for a day trip ... |
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 Top 5 places to visit in Rome? Milano? |
| I am planning a short trip in October to Italy. Can you suggest me top 5 places to visit in 3 days in Rome, Milano?Maybe somebody have been there resently? any ideas where the best to stay?... |
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 Electrical adapter/converter for Italy? |
| For my upcoming trip to Italy, I purchased a set of electrical adapters that included an adapter that was labeled for "Europe." However, someone told me their Euro adapter didn’t work in ... |
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 Travelling to Rome/Florence/Venice for honeymoon in December? |
| I'm planning my honeymoon to Italy in December, Christmas period. Wondering how would the weather be like? Any snow? (pardon my ignorance). And how would sightseeing, tours, shopping etc be ... |
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What is there to do in Rome that is not on the touristy list? |
Heading out to Rome in a little while here! Any good suggestions on where to stay,go clubbing,shopping (i don't think this one will be much of a problem!) anyway pretty much fun things to do in
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Simona T
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I would say the Scala Santa or Holy Stairs but someone already did but I would add these couple of things too:
1) "Villa Torlonia" -awesome villa belonging to the Torlonia family. It is entered from via Nomentana.Mussolini rented it from the Torlonia as his state residence from the 1920s on.The villa is now a public park with gardens, museums, resturants.
2) "Lo Zodiaco" it is a beautiful place/bar/restaurant set on Monte Mario the highest spot of rome where you can hang out on the terrace and view the beautiful panorama. |
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Some other interesting things to see that are a bit unusual are:
1) the catacombs, the ancient underground burial sites for Christians. They're on the outskirts of the city and you should be able to find a bus to get there.
2) the Capuchin Crypt beneath the Capuchin Church of the Immaculate Conception (1645), located on Via Veneto, near Barbarini Square. It is the final resting place for over 4,000 Capuchin monks, who died between 1528 and 1870, as well as several poor Romans. The soil in the crypt was brought from Jerusalem. Large numbers of the bones are nailed to the walls in intricate patterns, many are piled high among countless others, some hang from the ceiling as working light fixtures. There are six total rooms in the crypt, all but one featuring a unique display of human bones.
3) The Scala Santa or Holy Stairs, twenty-eight steps in the Lateran Palace, located opposite San Giovanni Laterano. According to tradition, the staircases were part of the praetorium of Pilate in Jerusalem, hence were sanctified by the footsteps of Jesus Christ during his Passion. You may only walk up these stairs on your knees. |
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I advise you to go to TRASTEVERE and GIANICOLO... these are the most romantic places in Rome... specially at night! than, from 8 p.m you can take a very little bus "116 T" that doesn't stop everywhere, i don't remember, you should ask there and only sit near a window... if you love our famous ice cream you must go to "GIOLITTI" but now I don't remember the address... sorry for my english... ciao ciao!!! |
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The #1 Roman favorite that almost all tourists don't do is go to a soccer (football) game. |
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