drive ravenna to venice
Aug 26th, 2004, 09:57 PM
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Good morning, Ken
Drove this many years ago from Venice
down to Ravenna via Chioggia at that time it was two lane major highway..
really an easy drive, recall it took just over two hours, and also did stop
at St. Apollinare in Classe ( a must)
not sure if was before Ravenna... Ight check with www.mapquest.com/directions/europe...
have used them and they are pretty good, tho you have to have an assistant
drive that can read road signs and directions. Rv
Drove this many years ago from Venice
down to Ravenna via Chioggia at that time it was two lane major highway..
really an easy drive, recall it took just over two hours, and also did stop
at St. Apollinare in Classe ( a must)
not sure if was before Ravenna... Ight check with www.mapquest.com/directions/europe...
have used them and they are pretty good, tho you have to have an assistant
drive that can read road signs and directions. Rv
Aug 27th, 2004, 05:17 AM
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Thanks a lot . Might you also know about driving from Greve to Ravenna? Our thinking is to the point that driving is OK if we stay out of the maajor cities. Also, if we stay in Greve in Chianti, and plan to drive to Florence, any advice on where to actually leave a car on the outside of town, since everyone says that it is unwise to take the car into the city. Thanks.
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Good morning, The road from Ravenna
runs a short way south and then you enter upon autostrada taking you near
Bologna for the A1. From there you enter upon the Autostrada del Sole which is the super autostrada over the
mountains, beautiful but simple drive.
(drove this with my wife in a following
vehicle with two additional couples, she did wonderful) Have not been all the way to Greve, but entered Firenze..
Have entered it from the north and later from the south and beleive the entry from the north on A11 is much easier as long as you have knowledge of the layout of centeral Firenze. From the South and coming up the Firenze Certosa is difficult and almost
impossible after dark.. Our hotels in
all instances were at the Ponte Vecchio and our parking was next to the Hotel Lungarno on the Borgo S. Jacopo...Taking a car into Firenze is
not unwise, it depends on your needs but also parking is not cheap. Might consider returning you car to the Amerigo Vespucci airport and then waking a taxi the last 6 km into Firenze, if you have a longer stay.
Richard of LaGrange Park, Il..
runs a short way south and then you enter upon autostrada taking you near
Bologna for the A1. From there you enter upon the Autostrada del Sole which is the super autostrada over the
mountains, beautiful but simple drive.
(drove this with my wife in a following
vehicle with two additional couples, she did wonderful) Have not been all the way to Greve, but entered Firenze..
Have entered it from the north and later from the south and beleive the entry from the north on A11 is much easier as long as you have knowledge of the layout of centeral Firenze. From the South and coming up the Firenze Certosa is difficult and almost
impossible after dark.. Our hotels in
all instances were at the Ponte Vecchio and our parking was next to the Hotel Lungarno on the Borgo S. Jacopo...Taking a car into Firenze is
not unwise, it depends on your needs but also parking is not cheap. Might consider returning you car to the Amerigo Vespucci airport and then waking a taxi the last 6 km into Firenze, if you have a longer stay.
Richard of LaGrange Park, Il..
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