Itinerary help for Italy
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Itinerary help for Italy
My husband and I would like to go to Italy in May or June 2006 for 2 weeks. We have never been there and have been told that we should go to major cities first then to the country as we are both wine lovers. Any suggestions as to how we should organize this. Florence and Tuscany seem to be where we are leaning towards, but we are open for suggestions.
Thank you in advance.
lilbear
Thank you in advance.
lilbear
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Ira is right about the most usual "first-timer" visit, but if you are very interested in wines and wineries, I would suggest 4 days each in Florence and Rome OR Venice, with the remainder either in the Chianti region (Greve, Radda, etc.) or in southern Tuscany (Montepulciano, Montalcino).
Try to do an open-jaw flight (into Rome or Venice, out of Florence or Pisa).
Try to do an open-jaw flight (into Rome or Venice, out of Florence or Pisa).
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>Which rental car company would you recommend in Tuscany?<
www.novarentacar.com and www.autoeurope.com
>What about sienna?<
FYI, there is only on "n" in Siena.
You can visit it as a daytrip from Florence.
Many people recommend at least an overnight.
It is a good bse for visiting Tuscany.
www.novarentacar.com and www.autoeurope.com
>What about sienna?<
FYI, there is only on "n" in Siena.
You can visit it as a daytrip from Florence.
Many people recommend at least an overnight.
It is a good bse for visiting Tuscany.
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I think you should add a day on the Amalfi coast. I would suggest a private guide...not expensive, but well worth it. A very memorable day Nello can be reached at [email protected]. Tell him Karen sent you!





