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Itinerary Help - Rome to ?? to Paris
I have a hole in my itinerary and am looking for suggestions! I am traveling to Florence, Cinque Terre and then Rome. I have planned adequate time in each of these cities and have about 3 days before I would need to be in Paris. Any suggestions? It would have to be accessible by plane or train (no car). I have looked into other places in Italy but nothing seems to interest me. I want to find a creative destination that won’t put me too off course from my final Paris destination.
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I suggest you tell us what you like and dislike about Italian destinations, so we have some better idea of what to say.
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Have you also thought about the bus? It will be much easier to hop on and off.
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Charnees, there is nothing particular I like or dislike about Italian destinations! This is my first trip to Europe and only a portion of the trip is mentioned above. I just want to be able to experience as many places/culture as possible.
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You could fly to Marseilles, stay in Provence and then take the TGV to Paris.
Or fly to Lyon and stay there or in Burgundy. Here's a great place to stay: www.domainedesangespuligny.com We stayed there last September and are returning this year. Depending on what you want to do you could either rent a car on landing or stick with towns reachable by train or bus in either location. Either of those places is very different from Paris. |
We stayed 2 nights in montepulciano (Tuscan countryside) on our way from Florence to Rome this May. We didn't have a car-took a cab from Chuisi train station to Montepulciano and then used the bus to see other hilltop towns and took the bus back to train after 3 days. Worked out great. Also, two years ago we visited Varenna on Lake Como and then trained to Cinque Terre. We ended up really enjoying a 24 hour stay in Milan. And then there is Venice...
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Thanks for your responses! These are great ideas!
Happy Travels. |
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