 I need inexpensive accommodations in Rome (but safe!)? |
I'm planning a trip to Rome & maybe Tuscany in around Sept-Oct., and I'm really on a budget.
I don't want to do the youth hostel thing, but would like cheaper accommodations, ... |
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 URGENT Language question: What do I call my italian friend's parents? |
| My italian's getting a bit rusty... I'm seeing an italian friend's parents for the 2nd time in a few hours. I have forgotton how to address them politely... If my friend's surname ... |
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mena!!!!!!!!!!!!
mo proprio mi sono svegliato..........mamma mia che sonno....
la russa e'[ ancora tra le coperte ed io sono sgusciato fuori dal letto per venire a scrivere a te-ma tu ... |
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 When is the best time to travel in Italy during the summer? |
I want to travel to Italy in the summer:
1. When is the best month to go?
2. When should I avoid going?
3. Has anyone been in Italy during Ferragosto? Is it totally dead in ... |
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 Good rental apartments in Rome.... convenient, luxury, and cheap prices? |
Husband and wife from Toronto Canada, 30+ years married, require convenient appartment in Rome for 3 nights (100 EUR/night) between Piazza di Spagna, Piazza Navona and Piazza Barberini.
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 Is it a good idea to visit Italy in December? |
Hi ,
We are planning to visit Italy to celebrate our 1st marriage anniversary ,
Cities we are planning to visit are Rome,Florence and Venice,can anyone suggest me if it is a good idea ... |
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 Trip to Trapani, Italy? |
| I am considering a summer trip ('08 or '09) to Trapani, Italy. I have a good friend who lives there, but I have never met her in person. We became penpals at age 11. September '09 I ... |
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 The H&M store in rome islocated in via collatina,can u tell me where it exactly is? |
i can't find via collatina on the map, at least tell me what stores are nearby it
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i am currently living in piazza espagna,right beside the spanish steps, is it ... |
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 Is a day trip to swizterland feasable from Milan? |
If so where in swizterland would be good spot to go for day trip? Same question applies to latvia and Venice.
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 I'd like to hear suggestions on how to spend 5 weeks in Northern Italy? |
I'd like to hear suggestions on how to spend 5 weeks in Northern Italy?
I'm flying into Milan just before X-mas, and leaving (from Milan again) in late January. I can't do ... |
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 Transportation between Italy and Malta? |
| I'm planning on going to Malta from Italy. I know there are Ferries between Sicily and Malta. But how do I get to Sicily from Italy? Could I take the rail down to the southern tip then ferry on ... |
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 Recommended Wedding Organisers/ Planners Tuscany, Italy? |
| Can anyone recommend a company or freelance wedding organiser in Siena or Tuscany generally. Does anyone know how much they charge and is it worth having one? Any advice you can give is appreciated!... |
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 NYE in ROME? |
We are spending NYE in Rome this year and would appreciate if anybody has any suggestions like where to go to ring in the new year, where to eat etc...
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Whats a really cool ruin in Italy? |
Well for school i have to write about a place in italy that i want to visit but the thing is i dont want to visit italy. so whats a cool ruin in italy? |
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Crogiolo dei Mondi
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Pompeii is one of the most famous ones:
http://www.pompeionline.net/pompeii/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pompeii |
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Pompei (located near Naples) Southern Italy. Why wouldn't you want to visit Italy? It is beautiful!!!! |
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Rome....Venice or Pompeii are really famous |
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Busana Vecchia
It is between Savona, Italy and the France border.
Busana, as it used to be called, was demolished by natural causes back in the 1400's. The city was obliterated. So the town's remaining occupants packed up and moved a short ways away and started a new "Busana" (so this is actually the town you will want to look up for locating it)
About 75-ish years ago, some artsy-types rediscovered the ruins and decided to move in. They completely rebuilt the homes, brought in electricity and water, and even started selling art from their homes.
Now that the site has become a popular tourist site (it is *so* cool!!) the Italian government is trying to eveict these people from their homes.
That was in 2003. Don't know who won the battle - though, to be honest, in Italy, nothing happens too fast. Who knows where it all stands today. |
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