Who has traveled to Italy?
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Originally Posted by Feds' post='802016' date='Feb 15 2006, 05:10 PM
Screw Venice. The streets are made of water, that's about it.
I spent a month in Italy 2 years ago. The best cities are Rome, and Florence. You could spend 6 mos. in each, and not see all of it.
Other things you might want to consider:
Amalfi coast: Area south of Naples, including the island of Capri. Best scenery anywhere in the world.
Modena: Might as well see where they make ferraris. If you call ahead, you can get a plant tour.
Other than that: Abruzzo has the mountains, stay out of the south, and...ummm... Come hungry.
What cities are accessible by train from Rome? I guess that would be the most important consideration in deciding what other cities will be economical (time and money wise) to visit while over there.
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Originally Posted by Dysfnctnl85' post='802159' date='Feb 16 2006, 08:05 AM
What cities are accessible by train from Rome? I guess that would be the most important consideration in deciding what other cities will be economical (time and money wise) to visit while over there.
its europe! all of them! we took an overnight from rome to paris, it was just like the movies, there was ever a guy to turn down the beds
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s' post='802167' date='Feb 16 2006, 12:05 PM
its europe! all of them! we took an overnight from rome to paris, it was just like the movies, there was ever a guy to turn down the beds
Excellent. Well if I think of any other questions I'll post up. Otherwise, I'll let you all know how the trip went ;-).
