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user's latest post:
Google map location error Da...
Published (2009-11-12 17:05:00)
quote: Originally posted by Always Italy: http://www.holidaycheck.de/vol...b-id_1155796288.html This is the one we just went to!! Is it not the true Da Alberto? Maybe that last bridge was from Castello to Canareggio. Yes it is the correct one and yes I believe it is near the "border". But if I am right there is no other one, the "other one" aka wrong one is just a very old address or an error. RR
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Memorable advice on Italian signs
Published (2009-11-11 08:55:00)
quote: Of course, many of them are now dead They don't call me flat face for nuthin.
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Google map location error Da...
Published (2009-11-12 09:30:00)
Could "Da Alberto" be a very common name for an eatery in Italy? Likewise there must be a million "Chen's Dumplings" in China. I remember growing up in San Francisco, there was Joe's, Old Joe's, Broadway Joe's, The Original Joe's, New Joe's, etc. Yes I can imagine some tourists must have been confused. But for all those Joes who decided to stick with the name, they must know what they're...
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Tuscany & Umbria Itinerary...
Published (2009-11-05 09:54:00)
Jane - the Museum Pass looks like a very sound investment idea, thanks!
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Malpensa Airport Hotel
Published (2009-11-12 15:37:00)
Hi Jan, Just replying to part of what you ask: if you're going to central Milan rather than connecting to a Trenitalia train, it's better to take the train from Malpensa to Cadorna station, rather than the bus to Centrale.
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POSTED: November 2009 Vacation...
Published (2009-11-09 09:22:00)
Italy, Review 4359, Owner, La Gardenia, Umbria, David C from UK La Gardenia Italy, Review 4355, Owner, Rome is Home, Rome, nebraskagal2003 from US Rome is Home Italy, Review 4353, Sleep in Italy, Gregorio Flower, Rome, MicheleTripLight from US Gregorio Flower Italy, Review 4351, Residenza Giubbonari, Red Apartment, Rome, NewYorker from US Red Apartment Italy, Review 4341, Owner, Porto San Donato, Umbria, Virginians in Italy from VA Porto San...
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frustrated
Published (2009-11-09 11:42:00)
you people are like famiglia!Ok positano is out! Just trying to do too much!Food is always a priority (the couple I am with are HUGE eaters and we love our wine. How bout another day trip with a car from our Rome location,maybe on the coast or something!
Bill & Patty Sutherland
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user's latest post:
Driving from Cortona to Pienza
Published (2009-11-10 09:15:00)
When you are in Montepulciano next, go visit Cantina Gattavecchi. Daniella and her family have rebuilt the gorgeous cellars and the wines are all wonderful. You can taste outside on the hill overlooking San Biagio. If you make it on to Montefollonico, we have several fabulous winemakers here, too.
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Malpensa Airport Hotel
Published (2009-11-12 14:34:00)
Any new info on this issue? I am starting to think about our final night near Malpensa, which has actually turned into 2 nights because Delta changed our flights (long story). My idea is that we would stay near the airport and drive my sister and her husband to the airport on the first morning, turn in the car and take the bus into Milan for the day. Return to airport and get some kind of shuttle back to hotel. Leave early the next morning for...
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Malpensa Airport Hotel
Published (2009-11-12 17:58:00)
quote: Originally posted by Alpinista: If you want to treat yourself to a little bit of elegance on your last night, try Villa Malpensa. It is literally minutes from the terminal, has a shuttle if you need it, and has a pool. We stayed here a number of years ago (2001) and enjoyed it. I think it is probably even nicer now and was a nice last night treat. This is what I wrote about it on my website: Our last night was at the Villa Malpensa...
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Latest active threads on Italy::
Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-10-01 18:05:00)
by JChrisP
Not sure where Carpediem is (in relation to Termini in roma) but I'd strongly suggest the train -- over driving -- for a day trip to Florence.
Started 5 months, 1 week ago (2009-06-06 11:30:00)
by Colleen
Italy, Review 2600, Vento di Rose, Marche, Monterubbiano, artsong from MA Vento di Rose Italy, Review 2599, Hotel Elena, Piemonte, Stresa, Pat and Henry from KS Hotel Elena Italy, Review 2598, Hotel Argentario, Emilia-Romagna, Ravenna, Pat and Henry from KS Hotel Argentario Italy, Review 2597, Hotel Bosone Palace, Umbria, Gubbio, Pat and Henry from KS Hotel Bosone Palace Italy, Review...
Started 2 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-08-24 21:31:00)
by B
6 days in Switzerland, 1 week in Malta. Sicily is just a side trip from Malta.
Started 1 month ago (2009-10-13 13:42:00)
by Volpe
Ah, I've been going through the same thing--same neighborhood, same price range! We finally ended up going with Balestrari , just around the corner from Campo de Fiori. It looks lovely, and I was able to find several positive reviews of it online. Also on my shortlist: Farnesi , Orbitelli , and Banchi Vecchi . Good luck!
Started 3 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-07-28 13:40:00)
by Umbriagirl
Sounds like a lot of people have stayed at and recommend First Hotel.
Started 3 days, 4 hours ago (2009-11-11 15:58:00)
by Robert Rainey
Here is the correct information both location and map.I can't get the balloon to go but the street is directly below the balloon. True location Da Alberto I know that on many google maps there is a wrong info option, but it appears this info was provided by an outside source. I feel like if I am correct I should notify them Immediately. Is there another Da Alberto? If so they are ...
Started 2 days, 5 hours ago (2009-11-12 14:43:00)
by braindoc
Eataly New York is scheduled for spring 2010 in the Flatiron District, lower Fifth Avenue. It is being done in conjunction with Batali and the Bastianichs. Supposedly, 42,000 square feet!
Started 2 days, 6 hours ago (2009-11-12 14:19:00)
by Roz
Topping this in hopes that someone has advice for Thaddeus. - Roz
Started 2 days, 14 hours ago (2009-11-12 06:11:00)
by venexiananan
Sabina is just wonderful. Try Sabina Online for lots of info. La Torretta B&B is a beautiful B&B in Casperia, and is also quite helpful. And, Gail wrote about the olive harvest (some of the best oil in Italy, I think) here.
Started 3 days, 7 hours ago (2009-11-11 13:21:00)
by silvietta09
that's right...in pisa we study it when children at school... pisa is divided by the arno river...and once it was sailed and the see was in san piero a grado, an ancient romer basilica 2km far from pisa... see you soon under the leaning tower!! silvia from pisa
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Hot threads for last week on Italy::
Started 5 days, 5 hours ago (2009-11-09 14:34:00)
by Margaret Cowan
So we can help you better, where have you been in Italy besides Rome? What kind of art or architecture, what periods of history do you like best? I'd also love to hear what made your Rome trip so fabulous! Lots of wonderful memories for you! Ciao, Margaret
Started 1 month, 2 weeks ago (2009-10-01 18:05:00)
by JChrisP
Not sure where Carpediem is (in relation to Termini in roma) but I'd strongly suggest the train -- over driving -- for a day trip to Florence.
Started 3 days, 4 hours ago (2009-11-11 15:58:00)
by Robert Rainey
Here is the correct information both location and map.I can't get the balloon to go but the street is directly below the balloon. True location Da Alberto I know that on many google maps there is a wrong info option, but it appears this info was provided by an outside source. I feel like if I am correct I should notify them Immediately. Is there another Da Alberto? If so they are ...
Started 5 days, 15 hours ago (2009-11-09 04:55:00)
by Amy
It's time for another Italy Photohunt! Here are the guidelines: You select one of your own photos to post that in some way utilizes the topic. Use the topic as a concrete prompt, or find a novel approach. Each person, just one post/photo per thread topic, (or two if you must)please. Photos should be resized to be no wider than 600 pixels. Too-large photos slow down the loading of the thread, and...
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-07 16:29:00)
by Yvonne
Yes, that one surely would make you keep bits and pieces of you inside. The first phrase I learned (1977) was "Dove il gabinetto?" Now, we don't use that word, it seems. So, I was charmed last year, to spot the sign in the background. It was only later that I saw I was getting the look that could kill from the polfer!
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-06 08:45:00)
by Robert Rainey
I would leave Ct out. Rome, Venice and Florence is plenty. No need to rent a car if you stick to this itinerary. Fly in to Venice,train to Florence, train to Rome. Open Jaw, into one city out another is not necessarily more expensive. RR
Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-10-21 18:32:00)
by Nancy L
2 weeks ago, I ate at Cinghiale del Bianco on the Oltrano side of the Arno twice. My friend and I shared the frito misto verdura, a very large antipasto of fried vegetables, followed by a pasta with tomatoes and basil. While not a vegetarian restaurant, there are choices and the house wine was wonderful. The food is rustic Tuscan taken to the next level. Nancy
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-06 17:33:00)
by Roz
It depends on your credit card and your bank. If you have a Capital One card (the only one I'm sure doesn't impose a currency conversion fee), that is the way I would choose. There may be other cards that don't have that conversion fee, but most of the major cards do charge 2% to 3%. The only others I have heard of that may not charge are smaller ones through credit unions and the like. ...
Started 5 days, 10 hours ago (2009-11-09 09:47:00)
by Alessandra Federici
Started 6 days, 13 hours ago (2009-11-08 06:38:00)
by GAC
Segesta Bus Lines connects Alcamo and Palermo in 75 minutes, at a fare of 5.80 Euros one-way. www.segesta.it
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