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Originally Posted by baglady25
(Post 17459540)
Thank you everyone, this was my first fodors post so still figuring out how to reply correctly! Appreciate the feedback. We're going in the middle of October this year. Maybe we will skip Cinque Terre this trip and hopefully venture back another time. For the Tuscany stay, I read we should really rent a car but we're nervous about driving in Italy! We'll take trains between the rest of the locations.
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Sorry to disagree with the above, but do not rent a car until you leave Rome or Florence, depending on your final itinerary. Traffic around Naples can be a mess. You don’t have time for wandering between the AC and Rome. You for sure do not want a car in Rome!!
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Originally Posted by Sassafrass
(Post 17460073)
Sorry to disagree with the above, but do not rent a car until you leave Rome or Florence, depending on your final itinerary. Traffic around Naples can be a mess. You don’t have time for wandering between the AC and Rome. You for sure do not want a car in Rome!!
Originally Posted by BlueRidgeboots
(Post 17460059)
Yes, rent a car once you leave the AC. Your possibilities are wide open then, especially since you'll be traveling through Tuscany. Familiarize yourselves with the rules of the road, how to read signage etc and you'll be fine. I've driven all over and it's been very enjoyable. One of you should be the navigator - it helps a lot. :)
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Originally Posted by Sassafrass
(Post 17460073)
Sorry to disagree with the above, but do not rent a car until you leave Rome or Florence, depending on your final itinerary. Traffic around Naples can be a mess. You don’t have time for wandering between the AC and Rome. You for sure do not want a car in Rome!!
I apologize for my lack of clarity. I would not recommend having a car while in Rome, I was referring to picking up in or leaving out of. Same for Florence. There's no need for one while staying in either. I was more referring to driving through and around Tuscany. |
Small point on grammar: There is no such thing as I's. Simply say 'planning for my honeymoon' and we will assume you are not leaving your freshly minted spouse at home. Even though that would save on expenses.
Siena is one of my favorite places in Europe. I like it better than Florence, and it would be completely new for the both of you. |
Shelemm, we've been cleaning out my late mother's house and in her hobby room we found various items from her many travels.
She had 5 or 6 old maps of Sienna plus a bevy of business cards plus pamphlets. She was a professional artist. Apparently once in Sienna, she traded one of her sketches for a free lunch. OP BL, there are many things to do along the Amalfi coast, especially if one eschews the most touristy 'Insta' centers of commerciality. I am done. the end |
Originally Posted by shelemm
(Post 17460359)
Small point on grammar: There is no such thing as I's. Simply say 'planning for my honeymoon' and we will assume you are not leaving your freshly minted spouse at home. Even though that would save on expenses.
Siena is one of my favorite places in Europe. I like it better than Florence, and it would be completely new for the both of you. |
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