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Eric says:
Cinque Terre is known for its regional wines, which are sold in nearly every store in each of the five towns. Look for the bottles of white wine labeled Cinque Terre "D.O.C", a branding which signifies that the wine was produced within a specific, authorized region and prepared in a traditional mann…
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foottraveler says:
I just came back from a 3 days trip in Crete. The land is marvelus (it's not the first time that i went there), the food also. As is not so hot yet the weather not permits still swimming, so is a good occasion to visit the archeological places and the city centers that are very intresting. I visited…
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semih says:
don't miss christopher columbus house,and just find a pizza restaurant...
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Pickpockets
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#64 of 146 general tips & advice in Italy
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Eric says:
Pickpocketing is a really big problem in Rome, and the thieves are
often pretty sophisticated. They dress up like normal tourists or
businessmen and sometimes rely on misdirection. For instance, my
roommate told me a story about how he was riding on the Metro, and
someone grabbed a lady's purse …
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Altura Vela
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#65 of 146 general tips & advice in Italy
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mn4262 says:
Altura è l’associazione sportiva nata dall'idea di alcuni ufficiali della Marina Militare, esperti velisti, che nel 1991 hanno deciso di sfatare un mito: quello secondo il quale la vela è uno sport riservato solo a pochi e danarosi utenti.
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kimokini says:
•Some nice inexpensive restaurants are located on Via Serpenti, Via Boschetto and Via Palermo.
•Make sure your hairdryer is compatible with the European outlets. Not only do you need outlet adapters but your appliances have to be compatible. Otherwise you are stuck using the hotel provided ha…
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Ancient Roma
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#67 of 146 general tips & advice in Italy
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andrewmarshall says:
Well I was in Rome this weekend, and despite the high temperature and sunburn was quite a nice experience. Got there around 10 went to my hostel, which was closed for me till 4pm, so I walked around with all my stuff (luckily only a small weekend bag) for the day. Started out by going to the colosse…
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dlazzaro says:
I personally feel that tours are not really need in Rome. The public transportation is pretty decent, and the city itself is not so large that you cannot walk across a good part of it.Most of the ancient Roman sites are located in a fairly small area, known as the Roman Forum. If you can take a bus …
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lorenzmartins says:
The fertile countryside, the mild climate (due to the large lakes), the great variety of arable produce which can enjoy alpine micro-climates as well as the Po’s climate, have allowed a variety of the gastronomic offerings as large as the dimension of the territory. It is enough to think of Gardaâ…
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Eric says:
If anyone is interested in studying abroad, I'd definitely recommend Italy. I studied abroad in Rome for 4 months and had a great time. The people can be a little rude, but you can't beat the history that Rome offers. I went abroad through the University of California Education Abroad Program (UC EA…
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Africancrab says:
I travelled from Berlin to Malpensa in 2003 after the ITB Fair ended, to meet my boyfriend Peter. Even though Milan is the most popular and well known of Milan's two airports (Linate being the other), it is actually not in Milan itself, it is a little over 44 km away from the city in the north west…
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X_Drive says:
Not everything on a bus tour is hectic and fast paced, and luckily for us one of the slowest paced things on this tour was dinner in Venice and then a slow stroll around to St Marks’ Square. Venice at night is just plain romantic. The pigeons are gone, the crowds are much smaller, the lights twi…
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elizamarie28 says:
There is plenty to do and see, I highly recommend taking your time and enjoying what you see. Take a tour of some of the surrounding towns, it is a great way to see the countryside and how living is more traditional outside the city.
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agedoldlady says:
Gaeta, Italy is located on the west coast about 90 minutes south of Roma. Most of the year, it is a sleepy coastal village of less than 50,000 people ( if one believes the last census ), but in the Summer months, it becomes a throbbing packed-to-the-rafters holiday hotspot.
The beaches become very …
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kimokini says:
•If you are only visiting the city of Florence you should rent a car and drive through the Tuscany countryside one day. You can find a lot of rental car places on ?. One of the two cheapest places that we found was Auto Europe. 50euro for the day 8am – 8am. We got a small car, Twingo. But i…
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