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Robert Devito Sep 25th, 1999 07:43 AM

como in november
 
Has anyone been to the lakes region in november? I'm noticing most places seem to be closed for the month.Is it worth going? Any hotel recommendations{under 100$double?

richard j. vicek Sep 26th, 1999 11:22 AM

Good afternoon, Robert <BR>Have only been into Venice and Lugano <BR>in November and December, Venice was <BR>foggy and cool with minimun tourists. <BR>Lugano was bright and sunshiny during <BR>the day but a little cooler at night. <BR>Town did not die after dark, the one <BR>main square was crowded well into the <BR>evening.. I would think Como and Stresa <BR>Garda would be very tight, but that is <BR>just my opinion as I haveent been there <BR>at this time of the years. <BR>Richard of Hickory Hills.IL <BR>Have IT search machine to surf, if you <BR>can read a little IT. <BR>www.virgilio.it/ search for Como, <BR>Garda and etc..... <BR> <BR>

anne Sep 26th, 1999 11:57 AM

Yes, some hotels and pensiones do close down Nov. 1. We had trouble finding a place open a couple of years ago. But even little Belaggio is still an alive town. The ferries still run, and you may get in on some fall festivals, like the town chestnut roast in Varenna. We especially enjoyed the lush greenery and blooming flowers - I remember masses of gorgeous hydrangeas in Cernobbio (I think that's the name of the tiny town across the lake), and flowering vines cascading over walls along the stepped cobblestone streets. The micro-climate allows things to bloom and grow through the winter. <BR>Yes, it's certainly worth a visit in November.

Jose Sep 26th, 1999 05:09 PM

Hi Robert: I have visited Venice in September, beautifull, no warm no cool. I am planning to go Venice on november 2nd. half. I know about will be at 12C during day, damp, chill and eventualy cool. Of course no flowers, a few hours of sun. But San Marcos Plaza, San Marcos Cathedral, the Rialto bridge, etc; they will be there. Misty? Foggy? I am excited from now thinking in the profile of Signora of Salute church from San Marcos duck, in the middle of the mist. <BR>But, if experts travelers think that it is a mistake to visit Venice in Fall, please tell us, we will appreciate your advice.

richard j. vicek Sep 27th, 1999 01:03 PM

Good afternoon. Jose <BR>If you love Venice as we do, it is very <BR>good to visit a lover any time of the <BR>year, thru sun, mist and fog. Venice!! <BR> <BR>Richard of Hickory Hills, IL


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