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Getting Around Italy Articles
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Planes. Trains. Automobiles. Vespas, too. How are you going to get to
and get around Italy? And don't forget, Italy has over 4,000 miles of
coastline so cruising is a viable option too. Many of the
major American airlines and the Italian airlines Alitalia, Eurofly and
AirOne fly from the U.S. to Italy but you might also want to consider
connecting in the U.K. and fly one of the budget airlines to Italia.
Italy's Eurostar trains are a great way to get between the major
cities. For jaunts into the Italian countryside, renting a car is the
way to go but driving in Italy isn't for everyone. Another
option - bicycling! The following articles are free for all readers to access:
F.A.Q.
- Should I Rent a Car in Italy and What is Driving Like?
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Events Calendar: What's Happening in Italy This Year
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Exploring Italy's Po Valley on A Hotel Barge (July/August 2011)
On our route from Mantua to Venice, we visited several provincial cities with ancient roots, plus a winery, markets and a villa. The boat was accompanied by a minibus and a guide, who transported us to sites along the way. Half a day was sightseeing, and the other half was relaxing on the boat . . .
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Best Web Sites for Travel to Italy (May 2010)
We've scanned our list of Web sites to bring you a mix of practical and fun Web sites for planning your Italian journey -- from booking concert, train and museum tickets to picking the best credit card for travel to Italy. . . .
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December 2005/January 2006
In this issue, you can ride aboard the Orient-Express, visit one of Venice's best boutique hotels, celebrate shoes at Florence's Ferragamo Museum and nosh at a Florentine grastonomia aka deli. . . .
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