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4 weeks in Italy
Posted on Sep 12, 2006, 18:30:47 by manderson
... been there before. It is AMAZING though. I would love to go back there. I am reading a book on Italy at the moment and there was a chapter on Cinque Terre and it makes me wish I had been able to spend more than an afternoon there. It really is so peaceful ...
 
4 weeks in Italy
Posted on Sep 12, 2006, 16:14:27 by steph_444
... been there before. It is AMAZING though. I would love to go back there. I am reading a book on Italy at the moment and there was a chapter on Cinque Terre and it makes me wish I had been able to spend more than an afternoon there. It really is so peaceful ...
 
4 weeks in Italy
Posted on Sep 10, 2006, 21:40:01 by manderson
... of there quite easily. Never been to Sardinia so I can't help you there. One other place up north is the Ligurian coast? Cinque Terre. I was only able to get there for part of a day, but it was gorgeous!! Five villages tucked into the cliffs ...
 
Planning first trip to Italy this summer.. Need ideas.
Posted on Jul 12, 2009, 06:28:14 by fedefede8
Hi!! There are plenty of places that could be intersting for you! In Liguria I would reccomend for sure Cinque terre! You cna check some pictures here Those five small villages between the sea and the mauntains are magic! It's ...
 
Italia!
Posted on Oct 20, 2009, 20:47:58 by papayaprincess
... as several trekking associations which organize hikes and walks all around the country. One of my personal favourite National Parks is Cinque Terre National Park. The name means 'Five villages' and is located on Italy's North-West coast. The park is ...
 
Italy starter kit - the boot-shaped country
Posted on Feb 8, 2009, 14:28:47 by easitalytours
... Trains : F.S. - website : Some of the most famous and suggestive places, from north to south: · Cernobbio, lake Como · Cinque terre · Portofino · Venice · Murano and Burano · Pisa · San Gimignano · Florence · Wine region in Tuscany · Cortona · Orvieto · ...
 
Where to go in Italy (Sept/Oct.)
Posted on Jul 22, 2006, 02:40:28 by Guest_MizLiz_*
... she would love to see the country after all the great things I've said about it. I've been to Rome, Florence, Lucca, Cinque Terre, Venice x2, Milan, Torino, Verona myself, so I know my way around and how to travel pretty well there. My question is, ...
 
Where to go in Italy (Sept/Oct.)
Posted on Jul 20, 2006, 18:06:26 by steph_444
... she would love to see the country after all the great things I've said about it. I've been to Rome, Florence, Lucca, Cinque Terre, Venice x2, Milan, Torino, Verona myself, so I know my way around and how to travel pretty well there. My question is, ...
 
4 weeks in Italy
Posted on Oct 30, 2006, 10:51:44 by janessmartart
... 39;re going to have ... 4 weeks in Italy. Wow! In June, though, you need to be prepared for a very hot sun. Cinque Terre: We stayed in Bonasole, which is north of the five "official" CT towns. We were traveling with Italian friends who ...
 
4 weeks in Italy
Posted on Sep 8, 2006, 10:49:47 by steph_444
... of there quite easily. Never been to Sardinia so I can't help you there. One other place up north is the Ligurian coast? Cinque Terre. I was only able to get there for part of a day, but it was gorgeous!! Five villages tucked into the cliffs ...
 
scenic drive from Cinque Terre to Sienna
Posted on Aug 28, 2009, 16:35:10 by swampcat
Hi! I'm planning a trip to Italy in a few weeks with my husband (no children.) We'll be driving from Cinque Terre to Siena (after spending 2 days in CT.) Do you have any advice on places to see or towns to stop in on the way from CT to ...
 
scenic drive from Cinque Terre to Sienna
Posted on Aug 25, 2009, 17:23:28 by meredithp
Hi! I'm planning a trip to Italy in a few weeks with my husband (no children.) We'll be driving from Cinque Terre to Siena (after spending 2 days in CT.) Do you have any advice on places to see or towns to stop in on the way from CT to Siena? ...
 
20 must-do things in Italy
Posted on Jun 11, 2009, 18:21:49 by Massimo
... statues in Florence Wander the Trastevere neighborhood in Rome Go back in time at Pompeii See an Italian soccer game Hike the Cinque Terre trail Done everyithing but the opera in Verona.. And usually I have moooore than 2 scoups a day... I ...
 
20 must-do things in Italy
Posted on Jun 9, 2009, 17:08:27 by starlagurl
... in Florence Wander the Trastevere neighborhood in Rome Go back in time at Pompeii See an Italian soccer game Hike the Cinque Terre trail Eat two scoops of gelato daily Get lost in Venice Take shelter from rain (or sun) inside the ...
 
An Underated Region in Italy
Posted on Apr 12, 2009, 17:09:08 by travellingjon
... people there which I still keep contact with, and the inhabitants were the nicest I encountered in Italy. I guess that made Genoa one of my favorites places, after all. And yeah, the fact that it's so close to the Cinque Terre is definitely a plus.
 
An Underated Region in Italy
Posted on Apr 12, 2009, 07:55:41 by gyl.johnson
... town of Bocadosse. From Genoa, its only a short train ride to beautiful seaside towns such as Portofino, Santa Margherita and Cinque Terre. And these are only the most famous as there are many more. Transportation by train is super cheap. Its about 4 ...
 
Where to stay in Italy
Posted on Dec 1, 2007, 15:51:59 by andrea
I LOVED Italy but my favourite place was by far Cinque Terre, a string of 5 tiny fishing villages on the northwest side. It is a beautiful place and there is an amazing hike between the villages. I think it is a bit of a hidden gem - our guide book didn ...
 
When visiting Italy
Posted on Jan 26, 2007, 14:35:29 by Tom
I thirdly recommend the Cinque Terre. One of my highlights of Italy. Also don't miss out on the Dolomites. Stunning scenery and cute mountain towns. Great for skiing in winter or hiking in summer.
 
scenic drive from Cinque Terre to Sienna
Posted on Sep 1, 2009, 10:31:47 by rinr
Ciao Meredithp, What a great opportunity to drive from Cinque Terre to Siena- two of our favorite spots. We live in Rome and often ride up SS2 & SS222 to Siena and beyond. We've also driven and taken the train to CT, so we know the area fairly ...
 
scenic drive from Cinque Terre to Sienna
Posted on Aug 28, 2009, 16:42:30 by swampcat
... chianti region is pretty big, and I can say any little town you choose has its own appeal. Hi We are also visiting Cinque Terre for a couple days (Sept 12-15) and then driving south. Like you, we also are more interested in the seacoast/landscape. ...
 
4 weeks in Italy
Posted on Oct 15, 2008, 09:38:46 by vecchia
... you you will have a great time. However if you can visit the northern part of Tuscany of Lunigiana where you will find the Cinque Terre anyway, by traveling up through the Garfagnana north of Lucca. For info on this region try . and allow time to visit ...
 
Where to stay in Italy
Posted on Dec 1, 2007, 11:25:44 by andyfanfa
... perfect starting point for our daily tours in the area. We took a trip to Pisa and Lucca on the same day, one day we went to Cinque Terre and on the way back stopped by the marble caves in Carrara, 2 days we went to Florence by train (hey, don't think ...
 
When visiting Italy
Posted on Mar 5, 2007, 14:19:39 by ollyhol
The cinque terre is ok but in summer too full of american tourists, who speak english to anyone assuming that everyone in the villages speak english, its a little unadventourus, and too geard up for americans. the views are beautifullt hough the food good ...
 
When visiting Italy
Posted on Jan 20, 2007, 16:13:44 by andrea
You missed my favourite Italian destination...Cinque Terre - a string of five tiny fishing villages on the north west. You can hike between them for amazing views and enjoy beautiful wine and food in an amazingly quaint atmoshpere. Andrea
 
4 weeks in Italy
Posted on Sep 13, 2006, 19:46:23 by manderson
Hmm, good questions. I will try to give you my opinions but that's about all I can offer. As for Cinque Terre, I don't think you can go wrong with any of the five villages as far as where to stay goes. Monterosso seems like the largest one ...
 
4 weeks in Italy
Posted on Sep 13, 2006, 11:41:38 by steph_444
Hmm, good questions. I will try to give you my opinions but that's about all I can offer. As for Cinque Terre, I don't think you can go wrong with any of the five villages as far as where to stay goes. Monterosso seems like the largest one and ...
 
Italia!
Posted on Oct 20, 2009, 20:44:14 by papayaprincess
... as several trekking associations which organize hikes and walks all around the country. One of my personal favourite National Parks is Cinque Terre National Park. The name means 'Five villages' and is located on Italy's North-West coast. The park is ...
 
Budapest to Italy
Posted on Feb 26, 2009, 16:45:18 by easitalytours
... coast, and from Naples fly home. something like ( in this order) Venice, lake como area, genova and cinque terre, then move south along italy's western side, carrara, pisa, florence, siena, orvieto, rome, then naples and amalfi coast, possibly capri ...
 
Share your best photo (s)
Posted on Mar 21, 2007, 13:30:14 by battlemonkey
... practicing. Some were taken with weird old Russian cameras. Badlands, South Dakota Badlands again Montepulciano, Italy South of the Border, North Carolina/South Carolina I have no idea. somewhere along Route 66 Cinque Terre, Italy Rome, Italy
 
Hey there!
Posted on Jul 17, 2009, 13:12:52 by eleoshka
... stop will be Marseille. After which we're going to rent a car and drive down to Italy in this order: Marseille Monaco Nice La Spezia Cinque Terre Genoa Pisa Florence Rimini Riccione Lago Maggiore Milan Cannes I'll start writing my blog as soon as ...
 

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