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RE: Peretola Airport to Albareto

by neckervd 17 January 2012

The best known Albareto PR is close to Cisa Pass, between Parma (Emilia, airports Parma and Bologna) and La Spezia (Liguria, airports…
Like Malaysia?

by hrjobsopp 10 January 2012

We are an established international school offering international curriculum to children of age 18 months to 18 years. We would like…
RE: Balsamic-free summer

by RayCCroc 02 November 2011

Good balsamic vinegar comes from Modena or Reggio and is aged 12 years The rest is mostly knock-off sugar water. I prefer salad with…
RE: Calabria

by lucapal 10 May 2011

For the second part....from Cosenza you could take the train to Taranto and then a bus to Matera.There are several other combinations…
driving through Italy

by lostinlife 10 April 2011

Hi there My parnter and I are just about to drive throught Italy from genoe, can you suggust some small town that we should stop at.…
RE: contemporary museums and galleries Florence and Umbria

by Nautiker 08 November 2010

Umbria: [ _Palazzo Lucarini_ |http://www.palazzolucarini.it/?page_id=26] (ex-Flash Art Museum) in Trevi. pay close attention to their…
RE: Italy tour; your opinions please

by furs 15 July 2010

I agree that it does not make much sense to cycle from Bologna to Ferrara, not because of the distance, which can easily be done in a…
Re: The Toe of the Boot

by homemalarone 20 February 2010

I recommend the small towns of Pizzo and Tropea. Both are picturesque small towns, about midway between Reggio and Cosenza on the west…
Posting a box from Italy to Australia

by lieselovesitaly 10 February 2010

I'm travelling to Reggio Emilia in Italy for a 10day study tour and then I'm travelling with Intrepid for a 15 day tour(lucky me!). Intrepid…
RE: scholarships for Australians wanting to work or study in Italy

by nextime 10 October 2009

Hey, thanks for your response. I'm looking into the citizenship thing with the consulate, Australia is fine with dual citizenship. The…
RE: things to do in/around reggio emilia?

by Piera 23 February 2009

Ehi, I live near Reggio Emilia. I agree with the above suggestion. I must admit that Reggio is a quite and a little boring place, but…
RE: Reggio Emilia, Italy

by sanjjean 21 February 2009

I am spending a week on a course in reggio but would like to do a bit of sightseeing if poss. Anything close by anyone can recommend as…
RE: A Question for Slimpie--and Others

by slimpie 25 January 2009

Even though I live here I can't give advice on ALL of Italy ...but I get around a bit and especially into nature in central northern Italy…
Emilia Romagna or Tuscany / Cinque Terre or Amalfi Coast

by swithag 23 November 2008

Hi We are planning our second but more extensive trip to Italy this June. We've done Florrence and the Uffizi and spent a few days in…
RE: airfare

by chriskean1 15 November 2008

Atlanta can be a good hub for Joburg along with NYC. But are you planning on going before or after you [teach English in Prague for a…
RE: Reggio Emilia, Italy

by slimpie 08 November 2008

Small town atmosphere of the plains states in the midwest US..(from a VERY general landscape kind of view but with older Italian houses.....…
RE: Reggio Emilia, Italy

by karlhoh 08 November 2008

If I had a job offer in Reggio, I would most definitely take it. In the heart of Italy's food country, with less than 15 min by train…
RE: Reggio Emilia, Italy

by cp1258 07 November 2008

thanks! anyone else?
RE: Reggio Emilia, Italy

by neckervd 06 November 2008

Sympathic Italian town. Mostly honest and friendly people. Not touristy. Less than 2 hours by train from Milan, Florence, Cremona, Mantova…
Reggio Emilia, Italy

by cp1258 06 November 2008

Anyone been here? I'm thinking about taking a 6 month job here.
RE: getting from England to Southern Italy and back

by Maril00 04 June 2008

thanks very much for the informative replies. We don't really have a great deal of time, and the car hire doesn't appear to be a good…
RE: Inter rail passes

by slimpie 08 April 2008

ditto #3 replies. Italy HAS( ALMOST)THE CHEAPEST TRAIN SERVICE IN EUROPE.Unless you are using the train as your hotel or going from Venice…
Re: What to Do?

by mjan 27 March 2008

If you're interested in fashion and shopping, Milan might be the obvious starting point. It's the center of fashion in Italy, and a large…
Re: What to see on a bicycle trip between Bolzano and Rome?

by mjan 15 March 2008

Not specifically familiar with cycling, but there are a number of castles you can check out between Bolzano and Lake Garda. If you take…
RE: One week in Tuscany itinerary

by slimpie 10 February 2008

See the 'Unknown' Tuscany...Rent 4X4 and drive North from Lucca on the high road into Reggio Emilia- Cusna,Cascata Lavacchiello,Then back…