Italy - any suggestions
#1
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Italy - any suggestions
Hi,
I have booked a week in Paris (Jan). I also have a week in Speleto. I am thinking about flying from Paris to Bologna and then have four days to drive to Speleto (for a week) and then I have four days to travel back to Bologna to fly back to Paris. Is this a good idea? Any suggestion of towns to visit on the trip. I enjoy driving and am looking forward to seeing the countryside.
I was thinking of flying Myair.
Thanks
I have booked a week in Paris (Jan). I also have a week in Speleto. I am thinking about flying from Paris to Bologna and then have four days to drive to Speleto (for a week) and then I have four days to travel back to Bologna to fly back to Paris. Is this a good idea? Any suggestion of towns to visit on the trip. I enjoy driving and am looking forward to seeing the countryside.
I was thinking of flying Myair.
Thanks
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Thanks,
I already have flights booked to Europe. I can't change the flights. I actually fly into London and then travel to Paris. Yes I have to return to Paris to fly out of Europe. I will probably spent one night in Pairs before leaving Europe.
I already have flights booked to Europe. I can't change the flights. I actually fly into London and then travel to Paris. Yes I have to return to Paris to fly out of Europe. I will probably spent one night in Pairs before leaving Europe.
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Yes, Speleto in Umbria.
Siena and Venice both sound good places to stay. I will check cheap flights into/out of venice. Maybe I could have 4 nigths Venice, and then drive to Speleto(already booked for a week)and 4 night Siena before flying out of Bologna. (or vice versa).
Thanks
Siena and Venice both sound good places to stay. I will check cheap flights into/out of venice. Maybe I could have 4 nigths Venice, and then drive to Speleto(already booked for a week)and 4 night Siena before flying out of Bologna. (or vice versa).
Thanks




