Hi, guys
I am going to go to Italy, but I don't know which cities to visit
Could you give me some advice?
Has anybody been to that country? what are your impression?
Will be grateful for your help

this isnt anything related to lost.. therefore.. moved.

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I know this has nothing to do with Lost,but I have wanted to go to Italy for along time, and if I could go and take my time visiting places I would go to: Rome...of course. Venice, Sicily,Tuscany,Florence,Naples and Milan.You are lucky. Have a good trip. (:

I just saw a program about Florance. That place looks so cool. Lots of things to do there, especially if you're into art.

I've been to Amsterdam 5 times in the last six years. We like it because it's so English friendly and easy to get around. I took a couple of day trips to Germany and Belgium, but if I were going for any longer I would probably go with a tour group, at least the first time. I'm a little leary about staying somewhere for any length of time where I can't understand the language.

One word of advice: do a lot of research on the internet/books and figure out where you want to go. Have at least some idea of what you want to do when you get to a city (it doesn't have to be a strict schedule or anything). Most web sites for attractions will include what buses/trains you need to take to get there and other directions. Also check what time places are open. You don't want to spend precious vacation hours wandering around looking for a place, only to discover once you get there that it has already closed for the day.

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i live in italy! in rome exactly it's wonderful

You live there,wow that must be exciting. When do you think is the best time of the year to visit?

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in summer you can visit all the south of the country..and even rome.in winter you can go and ski in the north..in places like cortina or cervinia,very beautiful

It sounds great. Always wanted to go, there are so many beautiful thing to see I would be worried about leaving and not seeing everything I wanted to see. I don't know if it would be better to go with a guide or do your own thing and go by map especially in Rome.

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"Theres a time for living low down, theres a time for getting high. A time for peace, a time for fire. A time to live, a time to die."

The real art of conversation is not only to say the right thing at the right time, but also to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the tempting moment.

talking about rome..yesterday the tv gave "the gladiator"..what a spectacular film!

well,rome..you should visit her without a guide..when you think to come here?

I'll keep that in mind,Thanx

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"Theres a time for living low down, theres a time for getting high. A time for peace, a time for fire. A time to live, a time to die."

The real art of conversation is not only to say the right thing at the right time, but also to leave unsaid the wrong thing at the tempting moment.