Italy/Experts

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Francesco Marchesani

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I`m interested and have deep knowledge in Italian history, traditions and culture. I can answer your questions on my country`s history and cultural heritage, as well as everyday life, and travel tips too.

Stefano Ulissi

Italy
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I am a dual US-Italian citizen and own a house in a small Italian village, Valle San Giovanni, which is a suburb of city of Teramo in the Abruzzo region. I have constructed an English-language website for this town (http://vallesangiovanni.com). Am willing to provide information related to subjects of visiting the city and the province of Teramo.

Edoardo

Italy
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Any question regarding where to stay, what to do, public and private transportation, tours and local events.

P L Byrne

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Traveling with Kids in Italy

Andrew Smith

Italy
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I can answer questions on Italy in general and more specifically on the three regions of Italy I know very well namely the Piedmont, Marche and Sardinia. I am also very able to answer any Italian business related questions owing to my extensive business experience in Italy over the last ten years. There are a few questions that I will not be able to answer. Questions of a legal nature and questions regarding Italian soccer.

territalia

Italy
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All about the wonderful Italian northwest Ligurian Riviera, called "Le 5 Terre", a compound of old fishermen villages: Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, Riomaggiore. Ligurian food. The Italian mentality, way of living, culture,food and politics, in general.

Lisa

U.S.
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Can recommend day trips from Lucca, can give car directions from most places in Italy, and can help you plan an itinerary. But cannot recommend hotels and restaurants! For a train time table and info on Eurail passes, check out: http://www.raileurope.com/us/rail/fares_schedules/index.htm For general information, hotels and restaurants, visit frommers.com and tripadvisor.com

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2009-11-02 Exploring Costal Towns:

Dear friend, seven days for exploring Italy from top to bottom (Venice-Sorrento) they seem to me rather stressing and not adviceable,but all depends on your will. Best,according my thought,to concentrate

2009-11-02 rome to florence and back!:

Hello, in Italy we only have Trenitalia, the official Italian Railway company. The trains are divided in: IC (Inter City): they are cheaper but they are slower than the High Speed. AV (Alta Velocità

2009-10-27 Train travel:

Hello, it is possible of course, but there's no direct train, so it's going to be long and painful.. You can leave at 16.00 from Madrid and arrive in Florence at 12.39 the day after. I attach all the

2009-10-25 Hello:

Hi Carl. You didn't mention how old you are, but since you seem comfortable on the computer, I'll tell you how to form your search on Google.com. Here are a few different searches you can do:

2009-10-23 rome to florence and back!:

Hello, the train is the best solution. It goes fast and it is relatively unexpensive. It costs 80 Euro roundtrip, 120 Euro if you take 1st class. Per person. If you are more then 2/3 people I'd suggest

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