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Peter KilbyAustralia
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Can answer questions on general travel in Italy (in particular in Rome, Florence, Tuscany, Umbria and Venice) with a focus on history, art and museums. | |
Gabriele Dal MoroItaly
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I am able to answer specific questions on tours and excursions in Italy. I am the president of one of the most important tour operators based in Italy (www.italyeuropetours.com). I am not able to answer about not serius questions and or information related to public transportation and general services. | |
P L ByrneAvailable
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Traveling with Kids in Italy | |
territaliaItaly
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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. | |
john in abruzzoItaly
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In general terms i feel i am qualified to answer questions on culture here and practical tips on how to get along in terms of life. Italy is a country that should you be looking to move beyond just a holiday visit requires a good knowledge of the legal system. Unfortunately a lot of my knowledge is based on a European bias and advising people outside of the EU zone requires more care but i do have a pretty wide knowledge of where to look and will be able to assist in that respect. | |
Marjorie SterneU.S.
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I can answer many types of questions about travel in Venice Italy including questions on the topics of transportation, wireless communications, restaurants and/or shopping for food, bars and nightlife, shopping for locally produced souvenirs, where to acquire personal necessities, how to do laundry, the Lido di Venezia, excursions to the outlying islands, and how to rent apartments for short terms stays. Unfortunately I am unable to answer questions about hotels in Venice and I do not hold myself forth as an expert on the historical sites of the city. But I can, of course, recommend my personal favorite museums! | |
Stefano UlissiItaly
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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. | |
DilettaItaly
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I can answer question related to the field of tourism in the major cities and areas of Italy. Questions about places of interest, museums tickets reservation, accommodation, transportation, airport transfers, Italian history and culture. I'm skilled about Italian culture, traditions and habits. | |
Andrew SmithItaly
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I can answer questions on Italy in general and more specifically on the regions of Italy I cover on my website http://www.venice-italy-veneto.com/ namely the Veneto 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. | |
John GaliettiU.S.
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The Amalfi Coast is my passion and area of expertise. I am very familiar with the history of the region. I can discuss accomodations in many of the towns along the coast. None of my passions are greater than that of food. I can be of great help with the food and restaurants of this coast. I believe that I have a total understanding of how to travel and get around when visiting this area.....something that can be quite helpful. | |
LisaU.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 general information, hotels and restaurants, visit frommers.com and tripadvisor.com | |
Francesco MarchesaniOn Vacation
returns 02/20/2012 |
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. |
You know the old joke, choose one "good" or "cheap". Actually the Coliseum isn't really that central. I'd say choose something between the Coliseum and St Peters. We think the Hotel Tiziano is a good value
Dear friends, ref yr 1st query : Better,but not absolutely necessary,booking train trips in your Country. ref others : yr italian journey is quite short for advicing something more of what u hv already
Hi. Sounds like a great trip. I would recommend you don't rent a car for most of your itinerary. The train is so much more convenient. Check out http://www.raileurope.com/index.html for train info. It
Dear friends, ref day trip to Tuscani and 5 Terre : Quite impossible in one day.U shld go by train from Venice to one of the 5 Terre five village (coziest Manarola)where hotel booking u may find on
Hi Carol. First, let me say that Rome is central Italy and the Amalfi Coast is southern Italy. I only say this so that you understand the distances you're dealing with. If you go to Mapquest.com and ask
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