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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.

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Many years in tourism field and social activities

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Joan09/25/0910101010Thank you, Territalia. The earliest train out .....
Graham05/23/0910101010thanks for your answer
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Susan05/04/0910101010Thanks so much
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2009-11-20 train Milan- Nice:

Dear friend, in ref yr 1st : From Malpensa there are frequent shuttles which hv a stop in Central Milano Rail Station at a rather cheap fare. Otherwise taxis for Euro 80 +. in ref yr 2nd : Pls find

2009-11-11 Cinque de terre:

Dear friend, surely its a good time concerning lack of tourists crowd that starts from beg of May. Ref the weather the temperature has a gap from 15 celtius during nights and 20/23 during the day light

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

2009-09-19 From Barga to Florence:

Dear friend, I may only help u by Italian Railways Time Table link,as flws : http://www.ferroviedellostato.it/homepage_en.html In any case better use train than bus. Ciao, Territalia

2009-05-30 Transportation Livorno Port to Cinque Terre:

Dear friend, to go forth and back livorno.cinqueterre-livorno it's really a next to impossible aim. The Cinque Terre is a compound of five villages and possibly u cld only reach one of the five villages

 

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