Rome - Florence - Bologna
#1
Original Poster
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 310
Likes: 0
Rome - Florence - Bologna
We are planning our trip in October 2014. We are planning 7 nights in Rome, 2 nights in Florence and 2 nights before we head to London. We like staying in B&Bs. We prefer staying in quieter locations but still in the area to enjoy the city.
We are considering the following locations:
Rome - QuodLibet
Florence - Mulino di Firenze
Bologna - not sure yet - Palazzo Trevi, Antica Residenza d'Azeglio
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much.
We are considering the following locations:
Rome - QuodLibet
Florence - Mulino di Firenze
Bologna - not sure yet - Palazzo Trevi, Antica Residenza d'Azeglio
Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much.
#3

Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 23,442
Likes: 0
We stayed here quite a few years ago: http://www.miramonte-bologna.it/
It's definitely quiet, close to the university area. I do not think that it had AC.
It's definitely quiet, close to the university area. I do not think that it had AC.
#5
Original Poster
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 310
Likes: 0
Hello again, Fodorites.
As mentioned, we are spending two weeks in Italy. Specifically Rome, Florence and Bologna. Our accommodations are booked.
We are now seeking your advice on restaurants. We are looking for those special finds as you call it. Any suggestions would be appreciated in these three cities.
As well, given we are going to be there in early October, we were wondering about your experiences with the Vatican. Is it best to see during the day? We heard that there are night tours with limited numbers of tourists. Any thoughts?
Thanks everyone. You are always very helpful.
As mentioned, we are spending two weeks in Italy. Specifically Rome, Florence and Bologna. Our accommodations are booked.
We are now seeking your advice on restaurants. We are looking for those special finds as you call it. Any suggestions would be appreciated in these three cities.
As well, given we are going to be there in early October, we were wondering about your experiences with the Vatican. Is it best to see during the day? We heard that there are night tours with limited numbers of tourists. Any thoughts?
Thanks everyone. You are always very helpful.





