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  1. mike9 avatar

    RE: Venice, Florence and Rome

    by mike9 28 May 2012

    Agree with above but would add that Italy is more than big cities. Do take the opportunity to have a few day trips / overnights in smaller…

  2. clementis_fur_cap avatar

    RE: 6 Days in Tuscany/Emilia Romagna - Suggestions?

    by clementis_fur_cap 22 May 2012

    Dl you live anywhere near beautiful 6th century Byzantine mosaics? If not, consider Ravenna for a night or two. A short (-90 mins), cheap…

  3. anniepatel avatar

    Re: Ravenna and Modena from Manchester

    by anniepatel 20 May 2012

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  4. Stav_ros avatar

    RE: Booking train tickets at the train station in Italy

    by Stav_ros 20 May 2012

    I may get shot down in flames, but from my research most fast (and therefore expensive) train services in Italy will save you 30min to…

  5. sevenstiles avatar

    RE: Ravenna and Modena from Manchester

    by sevenstiles 18 May 2012

    richiavo - thanks for that suggestion. It works out more expensive but is quite appealing because it gets us to Bologna. Mmm - food for…

  6. richiavo avatar

    RE: Ravenna and Modena from Manchester

    by richiavo 16 May 2012

    I actually meant fly from Manchester to London then to Bologna. But Verona is nice and easy.

  7. sevenstiles avatar

    RE: Ravenna and Modena from Manchester

    by sevenstiles 16 May 2012

    I like the idea of Verona. I want to avoid going to London if poss although I know it's another option. I'd rather do the train journey…

  8. richiavo avatar

    RE: Ravenna and Modena from Manchester

    by richiavo 16 May 2012

    You could check BA via London the UK leg at times can almost be free so if you are booking in advance it might be as economic and as easy…

  9. mike9 avatar

    RE: Ravenna and Modena from Manchester

    by mike9 15 May 2012

    I thought Monarch fly Manchester - Verona once or twice a week. This would be easier than Rome or Pisa. From Pisa you would need to train…

  10. mike9 avatar

    RE: Ravenna and Modena from Manchester

    by mike9 15 May 2012

    I thought Monarch fly Manchester - Verona once or twice a week. This would be easier than Rome or Pisa. From Pisa you would need to train…

  11. sevenstiles avatar

    Ravenna and Modena from Manchester

    by sevenstiles 15 May 2012

    Thinking of travelling to Ravenna and Modena in September, taking 7 or 8 days. We'll be flying from Manchester and there doesn't seem…

  12. clementis_fur_cap avatar

    RE: Favorite place?

    by clementis_fur_cap 08 May 2012

    But couldn't you lug a bed out there, neckervd? A mattress, maybe? A blanket and pillow at the very least? Whilst wearing your jammies,…

  13. lucapal avatar

    RE: Favorite place?

    by lucapal 08 May 2012

    #2 You like your bed more than Venice or Ravenna ?

  14. mkdTurist avatar

    RE: Ravenna to Rome in 9 days, what to see/do and where to stay?

    by mkdTurist 07 May 2012

    A Toscana tour is the best option for you. You can stay 4 nights in Florence, and take a day trip to Lucca (Giacomo Puccini's birth place)…

  15. lucapal avatar

    RE: Ravenna to Rome in 9 days, what to see/do and where to stay?

    by lucapal 06 May 2012

    Ravenna is certainly worth a couple of days...particularly if you are interested in art. 3 nights in Florence and 4 in Rome and that…

  16. caseyearle avatar

    Ravenna to Rome in 9 days, what to see/do and where to stay?

    by caseyearle 06 May 2012

    We arrive to Ravenna late in may on a cruise and have set aside 9 days to get to Rome and fly out. Aside from Florence, does anyone have…

  17. clementis_fur_cap avatar

    RE: The ultimate Italy holiday, or just too stressful?

    by clementis_fur_cap 30 April 2012

    They say the grass us always greener on the other side. But hearing your girlfriend's ideas for how to spend time in Italy suddenly makes…

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    RE: Honeymoon + First Time to Italy - 18 Days - Must Go Places?

    by clementis_fur_cap 26 April 2012

    From my experience (evidently, some people don't agree- though I can assure you I am correct) The Spanish Steps are a big tourist shop.…

  19. ChitownLivin avatar

    Amalfi Coast vs Taormina (End of Honeymoon)?

    by ChitownLivin 25 April 2012

    I am battling a hard decision and since I have never been to Italy - I am hoping to get some advice. The last four days of my honeymoon…

  20. VinnyD avatar

    RE: Ray?

    by VinnyD 24 April 2012

    Well, it isn't actually true that if you've seen one Byzantine mosaic or building you've seen them all. But if you don't like Byzantine…

  21. RayCCroc avatar

    RE: I think I figured it out

    by RayCCroc 24 April 2012

    The locals go where the tourists go because the tourists went there because the locals go there and the tourists wanted to go where the…

  22. VinnyD avatar

    RE: Ray?

    by VinnyD 24 April 2012

    Byzantine mosaics (and architecture) are the reason to go to Ravenna (unless you want to pay your respects to Dante's tomb) but San Vitale…

  23. kotagiri_tea_planter avatar

    RE: Ray?

    by kotagiri_tea_planter 24 April 2012

    I think Ravenna as a daytrip from Bologna isn't too bad. Ravenna doesn't have that much to see or do, so you wouldn't need too much time…

  24. RayCCroc avatar

    RE: Ray?

    by RayCCroc 24 April 2012

    >it's really close to the station, Ray - that's why I picked it in the first place. Can you go out the opposite side of the station or…

  25. ChitownLivin avatar

    RE: Honeymoon + First Time to Italy - 18 Days - Must Go Places?

    by ChitownLivin 24 April 2012

    Ramona - that's pretty funny no idea why I wrote that, I meant Ravenna. As for the debate on Venice vs Florence and open schedule vs structu…

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