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mikefa says:
Great food. Great service. Franco, who is apparently a manager, is hilarious. Other waiter knowledgeable about wine. Very U.S. friendly. Almost all patrons that night were from U.S. Franco included a lone diner, Lainie, with our groups. We attempted to dine outside, but it was too windy. Great wine …
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nadda says:
This has been a breathtaking experience for me. We drove for 3-4 hours from our hotel in Rome to see the great Mount Vesuvius. The bus drove us halfway up the great volcano and we had to walk the rest of the way. It was a long walk up but it was worth it. The scenery was beautiful and the thought of…
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callmechia says:
If you've been to Rome lately, you'll know that the Italians like their Kebab. And if you've been to Pizza Design, it's likely you'll never look at Kebab in the same way again.
I cannot begin to describe my love for Pizza Design. It is the most amazing food ever and it's not even expensive. Ok, o…
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mrlux70 says:
Brand new place located in the glamour center of Rome (Via Veneto, Trevi Fountain, Spanish Steps, Pantheon, Piazza Barberini).
Elegant b&b/small hotel with a frinedly and helpful staff.
Highly recommended if you want to stay in the famous Via Veneto with a convenient price.
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bonz137 says:
This is an awsome place to stop. You have the oppertunity to watch the craftsmen at work. And also to buy directly from the shop. There a huge showrooms with all kinds of different items from chandeliers to glass/wine sets to animal statues. It is fairly expensive but they give a discount if you pay…
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toddster184 says:
The Colosseum (Roman Coliseum, Colosseo [Italian]) is an elliptical amphitheatre in the center of the city of Rome, Italy. Said to be the the largest ever built in the Roman Empire, it is one of the greatest works of Roman architecture and Roman engineering.
I read a lot of reviews in this great…
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callmechia says:
Since we were in the Cinque Terre a little earlier than the start of the main "tourist season", we were able to get accomodation from La Dolce Vita with no hassle at all. Simone, one of the managers, chatted with us for half an hour in both Italian and English. One of the most charming and memorab…
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Daniel987 says:
was there at the end of may with a incredible hot weather,spent a lot of time in the pool among olive trees and flowers,nature and a good book to read. Relax!!! Rooms are nice and extremely clean!People nice too.What else?The view.....woooow!In the nightshift went to Perugia,real fun and good people…
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fawkes66 says:
Where ever you are on Sicily, you can´t miss her: Mount Etna! Situated on the East side of the island and with her height of 3330 mtrs she is one of the most active vulcanos in the world. A wonderful place to hike and from December to March you´ll be able to ski.
There are several possibilities …
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sarah_82 says:
Dominating the Turin skyline is the peculiar looking spire of the Mole Antonelliana. This building is the Turin equivalent of the Eiffel Tower in Paris: an unmissably tall landmark that serves no clear purpose except perhaps to act as a signature for the city. It looks like a glorified lightning con…
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Larrys says:
If you are looking for great pizza in a nice family restaurant in the heart of Venice then look no further. The best pizza we found in Italy was at Due Colonne. This is a small neighborhood restaurant with 2 rooms, a small bar in front and busy kitchen. We spent the day sightseeing and found this…
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larskroese says:
Mount Etna is an volcano on West-Sicily, Italy. It's an active vulcano, once in a while (read: about every year) it decides do a small eruption. The last big eruption was in 2001.
Because it is such an active volcano, it created an extraordinary landscapes on the slopes of the mountain.
The …
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thakatso says:
And now you are in Rome,for shopping,with a really empty wallet(thanks to your wife/girlfriend!),and you want to spend your last euro tasting a perfect espresso in a old time-classic atmosphere?THAT PLACE EXIST FOR THE LAST 248 years.Getting there you understand why!!!
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delpumu says:
When we did our road trip through France,Switzerland and Italy in May/2007 this campsite was the first stop after 7hrs of drive from Lyon France.Campsite was sign posted exactly mention on the web site.
We found a spacious pitch that accommodate our 4 birth tent.Site offers new sanitary and hygieni…
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sarah_82 says:
Venice's most commanding landmark, the Campanile di San Marco, stands just opposite St. Mark's Basilica. The bell-tower of the basilica is the tallest building in Venice, at 99 metres(325 feet), and happily is open to the public who can enjoy the superb views over the city.
The campanile assume…
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herownjourney says:
I adored this hotel. My room was clean and cute. The bathroom was a good size. I had pretty, arched windows that let in sunlight and made my room bright and cheery. I could see the mountains and lake from inside my room. I had a small balcony and I spent a lot of time out there, just relaxing and dr…
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alyssa_ob says:
Youth Hostel Bolzano is a wonderful, clean place to stay. The beds are like heaven (which says alot for bunkbeds!). The rooms are 1, 3 or 4 bed rooms with lockers and a toilet and shower in each room. The rooms and bathrooms are clean and nice.
The hostel charges and extra Euro if you are only…
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mfmoorede says:
We recently returned from our family vacation in the Tuscany region of Italy. I have to say what made our visit even more enjoyable was our lovely villa we rented in Poggibonsi. I was a little nervous when first booking this villa because I could not find any other reviews and the website made the…
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Average priced "Nightlife & Entertainment" in Rome, Italy
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Gambla17 says:
A few years ago when staying in Rome, me and my travel buddies stumbled upon a tour called The Spanish Steps Pub Crawl. Its great it takes away any backpackers biggest problem. How do I have a really good night out, visit all the best bars and clubs and avoid paying 8 euro for a bottle of beer and t…
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nomad4life says:
The incredible beauty of this country is beyond breathtaking. It's an old world where time stands still. People go about their daily lives as they've done hundreds of years ago. A man, after a hard days work, rides a donkey up the narrow stone streets to his house above. Each small stone house is co…
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snakepit says:
We've been to Tuscany quite a few times now, and keep returning to this hotel. The staff are friendly, and the location is absolutely stunning. Although only a few miles from the centre of Castellina in Chianti, the hotel feels completely secluded-in the middle of vast woodland and rolling hills. Th…
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ggianne says:
We visited Montepulciano last summer and we found on internet Casa di Bacco.
This farmhouse hotel offer bed and breakfast service and is placed in the heart of Italy, on the border line between Tuscany and Umbria.
The farmhouse has 1 apartment (jacuzzi bathroom and fireplace), 4 rooms (shower ba…
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Petra2111 says:
This is a real affordable Bed & Breakfast stay on the expensive Amalficoast in Italy. Antonio the owner is an excellent host and do anything to make you feel special. His father makes delicious wines and jams from the world-famous lemons etc. The extensive breakfast is a real treat when you're on th…
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Larrys says:
My wife and I went to Trento, Italy to visit her brothers, Aldo and Andrea. This was a special occasion because Leonardo, the son of Elizabeth and Andrea who is now 10, is taking part in his first communion.
We arrived late on Friday night and we toured the downtown area of Trento on Saturday.…
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callmechia says:
We decided to try the Trattoria Il Porticciolo from a referral out of one of our guidebooks, mainly because it advertised 6-euro pasta dishes, and we were pretty strapped for cash.
While their dishes averaged more towards 8 or 9 euro than 6, this little trattoria stole my heart. It is hands-down …
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DownunderAussie says:
If you are going to Italy, 3 things not to be missed;
Do NOT miss Montepulciano, and definitely do NOT miss Manuel and Laura's 'A Gambe di Gatto'. And do not forget your camera.
Everything you are seeking to find in Tuscany is all just here. Be prepared for the long lunch/dinner, be entertained, e…
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travel_again says:
I still can't believe my luck with this place. I booked it off this portal called Italy by Italy (www.italybyitaly.it) for my first trip to Rome, without knowing what to expect (this was my first time in Italy.) All I knew is that I wanted my time in Italy to be perfect, and it was. Having a nice ac…
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herownjourney says:
I found this little place tucked up on the hill in the southeast corner of Bellagio. I had fresh, hand-made ravioli with sage, butter, and parmesan cheese. VERY delicious!!! There were mostly locals eating there. Highly recommended.
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sorrento1 says:
Italy - Sorrento is a beautiful small Italian town sitting atop high cliffs overlooking the Bay of Naples.
It is clean, safe, friendly, and a great jumping off point for day trips to surrounding locations in the Italian state of Campania.
We were pleasantly surprised with Sorrento.
It was a fir…
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Eric says:
I have to admit that my reaction to the ruins was kind of mixed. On one hand, it was interesting being able to get a glimpse of an ancient city. You can literally see bodies lying on the ground in their dying positions, mummified into ash. On the other hand, most of the city literally is in ruins. U…
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Il Porcospino
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