Help With Itinerary By Train: London, Paris, Nice, Florence
Nov 19th, 2017, 01:15 PM
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And give it a break on Nice. If the OP wants to answer you they will, you don't have to keep pushing the issue.>
Not pushing issue but just responding to your comments to me. and I am talking to OP not you or janis.
@PQ - don't know when you were last in Florence, but everything I have read lately says it is now wall-to-wall tourists.<
Florence was crowded like that the first time I went there during Roman days and the last time several years ago - but obviously you are in the dark about that as like Venice crowds gather in a few spots and much of the city is a more normal Italian city - suppose you have never been to Venice because of crowds?
Cheers!
Not pushing issue but just responding to your comments to me. and I am talking to OP not you or janis.
@PQ - don't know when you were last in Florence, but everything I have read lately says it is now wall-to-wall tourists.<
Florence was crowded like that the first time I went there during Roman days and the last time several years ago - but obviously you are in the dark about that as like Venice crowds gather in a few spots and much of the city is a more normal Italian city - suppose you have never been to Venice because of crowds?
Cheers!
Nov 20th, 2017, 07:07 AM
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3) Lastly, but not important, our middle daughter has become vegan. Any tips for traveling in Europe (if you are vegan)? Please share.>
there have been threads on this here and many say very possible- as tulips says above.
Yes, restaurants are similar to U.S. so what works here should work there. Salads are always available and picnicking is nice in nice weather. Supermarkets are ubiquitous and often have prepared deli type food and fruits and veg to take out. Vegans are not unusual in Europe these days.
there have been threads on this here and many say very possible- as tulips says above.
Yes, restaurants are similar to U.S. so what works here should work there. Salads are always available and picnicking is nice in nice weather. Supermarkets are ubiquitous and often have prepared deli type food and fruits and veg to take out. Vegans are not unusual in Europe these days.
Nov 20th, 2017, 07:32 AM
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Sugggest you GoogleSearch for Vegan Tips in each country like for Italy:
https://www.eatingitalyfoodtours.com/blog/vegan-italy/
https://www.eatingitalyfoodtours.com/blog/vegan-italy/
