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#147296 11/12/04 06:34 PM
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Recommendations for a long tour next summer?


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#147297 11/12/04 09:47 PM
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Oh Tony� you are soooo lucky! How long will you be spending in Italy? What are your interests when traveling?

Below is a list of places I hope you can fit in to your itinerary.

I suggest a combination of cities, seaside resort towns and rural smaller towns. I�ve listed how long I would suggest spending there to get a good first-timers feel for the destination on a three-week schedule.

If you have more time or you have a preference for one type of destination over another, please adjust accordingly. If you find your dream destination when you get there � obviously STAY ON and forget the rest of the suggestions! Never be a slave to an itinerary.

Venice (2-3 days)

Rome (3-4 days)

Florence (2-3 days)

Umbria and Tuscany (3-4 days) - Assisi, Lucca, Orvieto, Perugia, Pisa, San Gimignano, Siena

Italian Riviera (3-4 days) � Cinque Terre, Portofino, Santa Margherita

Amalfi Coast and Capri (3-4 days) � Pompeii, Positano, Ravello, Sorrento

Italy has so much to offer. If you have more time, I would suggest the Lakes in the north and Sicily in the south. But don�t try and cram too much into too little time. How much time do you actually have to spend there?

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Sarah...
Lily here from Polish web site...my husband and I have been to Italy four times - extended each time. Your post above is perfect.....perfect advice and time frame.

Lily

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Thanks Lily. Do you have any "hidden gems" you can share with us?

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Those are wonderful suggestions. I spent a few weeks in Italy this past summer. I especially loved Cinque Terre in Tuscany. They are five small villages connected. The scenery is amazing and there is a wonderful walk between the different villages - magnificent!


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I recommend you to travel by train. It's quick and trains leave and come quite often. It also allows you to stop along the way. Imagine you're travelling from Milano to Venice, you can stop at Verona, have a snack, a capuccino and visit the city, then you go back to the station and continue travelling.

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I would agree with all the above posts.

But definitely focus on Rome, and Florence.

There is enough there to keep you busy for your whole trip.

Then i would probably go to Venice.

It all depends on how much time you have.

But you will definitely enjoy Italy!

Larry


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Italy would be a great trip, but I am reluctant to take on all that history.

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SRS,
I hope that Italy will be my next stop and I'll be using your suggestions!

Still can't believe that I am from Russia and have never been anywhere in Europe...


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Originally Posted By: italian-link.com
I would agree with all the above posts.

But definitely focus on Rome, and Florence.

There is enough there to keep you busy for your whole trip.

Then i would probably go to Venice.

It all depends on how much time you have.

But you will definitely enjoy Italy!

Larry


Hi Larry...
We need an Italian-American forum in the Society and Culture section, don't you agree? I know there's an Italian Food forum, and that is beloved to our heart.. laugh ...but it would be nice to chat with others who share this great culture and heritage.
I am half Italian ( My father is Italian- his family before him Sicilian ) and half Native American, by the way.
I checked out your site..very nice!
Ciao~


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