anyone been to Monticatini Lately?
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anyone been to Monticatini Lately?
Is is still as beautiful as I remember it being. I just looked at my pictures from there and I'm truly heart sick about not being there right now.
So please tell me about your recent trips, it could make a girl feel better in Detroit.
Thanks, Theresa
So please tell me about your recent trips, it could make a girl feel better in Detroit.
Thanks, Theresa
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We are leaving in three weeks for 10 days in Italy. We've rented a house in Monticatini for a week. Glad to hear that it's beautiful and you'd love to be there now as I really haven't read too much about it. Do you have any recommendations? Restaurants, day trips, wineries, etc?
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Hi,
I don't know if you meant Montecatini Terme, near Pistoia, if you did, I recommend the following restaurants:
IL GALLO - Via del Gallo (in my opinion best pizza in town, best for dinner).
BOLOGNESE - Corso Matteotti (good for lunch and dinner).
LO STUZZICHINO - Corso Roma (good for lunch and dinner).
CORSARO VERDE - Piazza XX Settembre (you can eat outside, good for lunch and dinner).
MONTACCOLLE - Via Marlianese (on the hills about 10 miles from Montecatini. Best for dinner, great typical Tuscan food).
LA POLVERIERA - Via Marlianese (on the hills about 7 miles from Montecatini. Best for dinner, beautiful view on the Valdinievole valley).
ENOTECA DA GIOVANNI - Via Garibaldi Outstanding restaurant, the best in Montecatini and one of the best in the area. Expensive, but worth it, top food, great wines and perfect service: a must. Best for dinner.
About day trips:
- FLORENCE
- LUCCA
- PISA
- PISTOIA
- SIENA
- VIAREGGIO/FORTE DEI MARMI (on the seaside).
Don't forget to visit Montecatini Alto, the old Montecatini, situated on the hills overlooking the Valdinievole (a beautiful valley).
Have fun
I don't know if you meant Montecatini Terme, near Pistoia, if you did, I recommend the following restaurants:
IL GALLO - Via del Gallo (in my opinion best pizza in town, best for dinner).
BOLOGNESE - Corso Matteotti (good for lunch and dinner).
LO STUZZICHINO - Corso Roma (good for lunch and dinner).
CORSARO VERDE - Piazza XX Settembre (you can eat outside, good for lunch and dinner).
MONTACCOLLE - Via Marlianese (on the hills about 10 miles from Montecatini. Best for dinner, great typical Tuscan food).
LA POLVERIERA - Via Marlianese (on the hills about 7 miles from Montecatini. Best for dinner, beautiful view on the Valdinievole valley).
ENOTECA DA GIOVANNI - Via Garibaldi Outstanding restaurant, the best in Montecatini and one of the best in the area. Expensive, but worth it, top food, great wines and perfect service: a must. Best for dinner.
About day trips:
- FLORENCE
- LUCCA
- PISA
- PISTOIA
- SIENA
- VIAREGGIO/FORTE DEI MARMI (on the seaside).
Don't forget to visit Montecatini Alto, the old Montecatini, situated on the hills overlooking the Valdinievole (a beautiful valley).
Have fun
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PaigeS
I can't tell you how ecited I am about your trip! A rented house in Monticantini, I am so envious. I just fell in Love with the city there. It is so beautiful. The entire surrounding area just blew my mind.
I was with a group of teenagers while there and really didn't get to do to much on my own. I did shop and have dinner at a restaurant right in the center of the city. There is a carasol right next to it, the restaurant also had outside dining too. I did do a Monticatini report, which might have better info on it.
I am at home sick today with a major earache and I can't believe how much it hurts while I'm on the computer. It's really making my life hell. I will check back on this post later.
Have the best time (shame on you if you don't)and the people there are so nice,what other cities are you going to. I am so excited for you.
Theresa in Detroit.
I can't tell you how ecited I am about your trip! A rented house in Monticantini, I am so envious. I just fell in Love with the city there. It is so beautiful. The entire surrounding area just blew my mind.
I was with a group of teenagers while there and really didn't get to do to much on my own. I did shop and have dinner at a restaurant right in the center of the city. There is a carasol right next to it, the restaurant also had outside dining too. I did do a Monticatini report, which might have better info on it.
I am at home sick today with a major earache and I can't believe how much it hurts while I'm on the computer. It's really making my life hell. I will check back on this post later.
Have the best time (shame on you if you don't)and the people there are so nice,what other cities are you going to. I am so excited for you.
Theresa in Detroit.




