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| 2/23/2008 3:51:01 PM |
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sb1229
Cleveland, OH
age: 43
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I was just wondering if anyone here has ever been to Italy? It's a good possibility that I'll be going there sometime this year (my brother is getting married there) and wanted to hear of some of your experiences.
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| 3/1/2008 12:29:50 PM |
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rosal
Denver, CO
age: 63
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 Iam an american 3rd generation of italian descent. Was drafted into the army in the "60s" Got lucky and was assigned to SETAF in Vicenza italy just 35 miles of venice. after serving a 2 an one half year hitch. i got an overseas discharge and spent another 3 years working ofr the DOD in Verona, italy. Came home finished college but have been back to the mother country several times since. If you go to italy go after sept 30 until mid april fares are cheaper so are other pricestt. also you dont have to put up with summer tourst hordes. Also be prepared to get a lot of your stereotypes and ideas of what you think itsly really is get blown away. my home is in denver colo.  
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| 3/5/2008 2:29:19 PM |
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traveljunkie
Pittsburgh, PA
age: 38
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I've been to Italy and loved it. I would love to go back again someday. I visited mostly tourist spots, which is not like me but I had limited time, so, I stuck to the popular tourist spots.
Visited Pisa, Florence, Venice and Rome.
I loved Italy, the people, the food, the wine, the history, the archeological sites, everything!
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| 3/6/2008 11:35:33 AM |
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lookout151
Oxford, OH
age: 33
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Spent time in Italy both for work and pleasure, my fathers family is from the northern region of Piedmonte. I suggest sticking to the northern areas and enjoying Umbria and Tuscany as well Maniago if you go off from your brothers wedding. I prefer the old cities of Perugia and Trevi. You get a lot of not just the Italian culture and food but some of the regional influence of the French and Swiss peoples. Each region is of its own in Italy more so than most European countries. The people are phenomenal for the most part, enjoy the wine, especially the Barolo and grab all the true Risotto and regional dishes you can, no better place to take in life!!
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| 3/6/2008 1:51:08 PM |
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meli1982
Springfield, MA
age: 26
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I've never been but I have family that has gone and they absolutely loved it. My immediate family and I are planning to go after I finish my bachelor's degree (in 3-4 years, depending on how long it takes since I have two majors).
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| 3/15/2008 2:10:14 PM |
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sb1229
Cleveland, OH
age: 43
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Thanks for the responses. Still don't know when I'm going yet!! I did finally apply for my passport the other day, so I will be ready when the time comes!!
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| 5/5/2008 1:10:20 PM |
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man4uin08
Columbus, OH
age: 51
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loved Italy
go to Isle of Capri -
also Vatican is beyond belief but check out dress code
have to have shoulders covered - ex couldn't get in Laura Ashley dress because no shoulders covered
read book called City Of Angels if planning on going to Venice
same guy wrote Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (Savannah,Georgia)
really givers U flavor of Venice and an idea about where to go and how rewally small it is but sounds wonderful.
have a gr8 time
Jim
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| 6/16/2008 9:09:24 PM |
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fallnstar
Miami, FL
age: 48
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OH YEAH, GO, GO, GO ..... I have a lot of familly there and try to go
every year... I love the MUSEUMs, ARCHIECTURE, PEOPLE, FOOD 
The only negative is that the Euro is very,very high.. You don't get much
for the dallor  But, get a good guide book. I like the
Knopf giude book or DK ..
1. try to eat were the locals go
2. make sure U see the menu, prices before U sit,
and they usally charge for sitting, water, and make
sure if the tip is already included or not !!!
3. Coke is $$$
4. Bring a money belt to put Ur passport and lrg bills$
5. Beware of the GYPSYs they are every were, I have not had
a problem but, then I tend to walk with a (don't f**k w/ me face when I see them)
6.If I'm not staying w/ familly I search on line(and read the reviews)on the
cheap (but clean) pensiione,albergo(hotels) make a copy of Ur reservation...
7. If the hotel doesn't offer breakfast,ask the front desk were U can eat cheap,
or walk around try to go to a stand up ( bar) I like the foccacia...
Anyway, If you want to ask me any other question, feel free... GO, GO..
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| 6/19/2008 11:09:43 AM |
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traveljunkie
Pittsburgh, PA
age: 38
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There's also a day trip book for Italy. I'll try to find the information for you. I used it all over Germany and Italy. It's small and easy to use.
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