iam lookng to go to one of these places in the summer.. and iam stuck they both look beautiful but which would be best for me?
I have an seven months son. I would like to go sight seeing too ...
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I asked one a day or two ago about maps of Italy. All the answers were great, but I am finding it too hard to look around at what I want to see in only the area of my computer screen.
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We're visiting Florence, Venice, and Rome for the first time. How much should we tip cab drivers, porters, and waiters? Any general guidelines from those who have lived in these cities or ...
Safe at night? Places to eat? Places to see? Additional Details I mean, I am about to rent an apartment in the area to see Rome. Is the area OK to walk in (or go drinking in) at night?...
what are some reason why people are attracted to italya nd not attracted to italy? how have people changed or created problems in the environment? how are people and places connected? what are some ...
Will be moving to Northern Italy in a year and have heard american furniture is oversized and won't really fit in most european homes. Wondering what size bed will fit in a bedroom. Basically ...
florence is in tuscany but where exactly is that and is there variety of car rentals for hiring!!!!
is there local villages near by where they brew wine and all!!!
thank you...
Florence is in Tuscany which is in Italy. In is in the center part of the country just north of Rome, the capital, which is in the region of Lazio.
Yes, you can rent cars here, in town or at the airport -- all of the major car rental chains have offices here. And it is easy to drive into the countryside and visit vineyards that make wine.
clandestina
i live in florence. you'll can find all major rental company and go to chianti to visit the most famous old vineries of tuscany.
paia423
Whatever airport you fly into, you will be able to rent a car. Florence is in north central italy, known for wine making and beautiful scenery as well as art. There are lots of italian wineries, I suggest buying a wine magazine and search a few of them out to go and visit.
spidermn55
just an hour west by train is Pisa, which you can't miss if you're that close. One of the most recognizeable structures in the world, and free to gaze at it ($$ to go up in it.)
Poop2Pie
Florence is also in Northern Kentucky. I realize this probably doesn't help you.
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