Introducing Piacenza
Just short of the regional border with Lombardy, Piacenza is worth a quick stopover if you’re in the area. Its picturesque centre boasts a beautiful Gothic town hall and a couple of august churches.
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The train station is on the eastern edge of the old town, an easy 20-minute walk from the central square, Piazza dei Cavalli, where you’ll find the tourist office (0523 32 93 24; www.comune.piacenza.it; Piazza dei Cavalli 7; 9am-noon Mon & Sun, 9am-1pm & 3-6pm Tue-Sat Apr-Sep, 9am-1pm & 3-6pm Tue-Sat Oct-Mar).
Last updated: Oct 27, 2008
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RE: Milan, Florence and where else at Christmas??
by sushi75 04 September 2011
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Re: Suggestions for a week in north west Italy
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