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RE: mother's day tomorrow

by Daniel1971 12 May 2012

Red roses (Interflora) + a paid long week-end by the end of May to Assisi and Perugia.
Solo in Perugia

by jjviii 03 May 2012

I've been traveling throughout Europe and I am currently in Perugia as of this writing May 3rd, 2012 and would love to meet up with English…
RE: Single female, one month in Italy in June

by mike9 03 May 2012

Agree 100% with clementis above. In particular, people who don't like Naples are those who don't want to look more than skin deep. Its…
RE: Relaxing holiday in Italy for two sans driver’s license

by mike9 02 May 2012

CT is fine for a day or overnight, but that's enough. A bit further north there are towns like Rapallo which has regular trains on the…
Re: Which is better ? Pisa,venice or Naples

by karenb1 26 April 2012

I'd suggest going to a smaller place and relaxing, those big cities are tiring. Perugia is interesting. I'd prefer Assisi as it's smaller…
Sulga Bus FCO to Perugia

by vaison 21 April 2012

We arrive in Fiumicino from Athens at 12:10 on a Saturday. We would like to take the Sulga bus the same day to Perugia. Do we run the…
RE: Siena to Rome drive - stops or stayovers on the way?

by mike9 19 April 2012

My nearest big supermarket is in Viterbo, and to be honest, while it has some interesting spots, it is not top of the list -and the traffic…
Re: Bus From Siena to Perugia

by oldcol 18 April 2012

Thanks to all of you. I think we'll take the train.
RE: Bus From Siena to Perugia

by mike9 18 April 2012

There used to be about 3 buses per day direct from Siena to Perugia,but the other two were taken off a couple of years ago, and there…
RE: Bus From Siena to Perugia

by lucapal 18 April 2012

You can do it by train (via Chiusi/Cortona)...about 3 hours or so as I remember.
RE: Need advice with our Itinerary in Italy/Munich

by KMP2012 15 April 2012

I'd avoid the car. I wouldn't want to deal with parking in Florence. Florence is very walkable- Munich too and Rome has great public transpo…
RE: Budget travel around Italy

by richiavo 10 April 2012

The cheapest way to travel in Italy is using the regional trains they are very well priced and no need to book in advance you just turn…
RE: Opinions on Siena vs San Gimignano and is Perugia worth visiting?

by richiavo 26 March 2012

The Jazz festival really is amazing, however if you do not like huge crowds then it is not for you. As well as big act which you pay to…
RE: Opinions on Siena vs San Gimignano and is Perugia worth visiting?

by funky_chicken12 25 March 2012

Is 1 day enough time to visit Perugia? Also is it worth going during the jazz festival or would you suggest to avoid that time?
RE: Opinions on Siena vs San Gimignano and is Perugia worth visiting?

by mike9 24 March 2012

If you are travelling by public transport, you can do Siena - San Gim by bus (usually but not always with a change at Poggibonsi) then…
RE: Opinions on Siena vs San Gimignano and is Perugia worth visiting?

by richiavo 24 March 2012

Perugia in one of my favourite cities in Italy with some great Eutruscan architecture, it well worth only having 5 nights in Rome and…
Opinions on Siena vs San Gimignano and is Perugia worth visiting?

by funky_chicken12 24 March 2012

Hi Travellers I'm a bit exhausted of continually discovering more beautiful and enchanting looking Italian towns/cities and trying to…
RE: FIrst time in Italy

by neckervd 12 March 2012

May be 4 full days (don't count the jetlag day) for Rome and Vatican and another 4-5 days for either Naples and surroundings or some small…
Re: Italy Roadtrip in August

by enzosplace 10 March 2012

Sounds like a nice trip...europecar is really reasonable and there is a lot af ground to cover in both Tuscany and Perugia. Because of…
Italy Roadtrip in August

by rhona28 06 March 2012

Hi everyone. I'm looking to go on a roadtrip to Italy with my boyfriend mid August this year for about 10 days. Was thinking of perhaps…
RE: CARP

by VinnyD 25 February 2012

>The downside to France (outside Paris) is the excessive regionality of the menus That's what I like about it, and what I like even more…
RE: Small towns and countrysides in Umbria and Tuscany

by Georgia 11 February 2012

Was in Umbria last summer and found Perugia to be a surprisingly nice place to visit. The abbey at Assisi is wonderful, but the town itself…
Small towns and countrysides in Umbria and Tuscany

by citrine_see 11 February 2012

Hi I will be travelling to Italy in September and intended to spend 16 days around Italy with average budget . The highlight of my…
8 days in Italy: Umbria/Toscana, or Amalfi/Napoli?

by Porkister 24 January 2012

I would appreciate some input on an 8 day trip to Italy this end of May. Initially we were planning to go to Perugia, rent a cheap room…
RE: Where to stay in Umbria or Tuscany

by richiavo 17 January 2012

A couple of those I don't know but Montefalco is a stunning place quite rightly called the balcony of Umbria, it is very famous for its…