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We are inter-railing around Italy for 3 weeks this summer and would like some ideas of good places to go and sights to see, any suggestions please!!!| 23 Replies: « back 1 2 next » | IntoRome valeria Post Count: 4 Msg: #21 8 weeks ago, November 11th 2009 | Hi! | A long 3 weeks trip in Italy? Let's start from the North: Cinque terre is a place you can't miss, as well as Venice. Don'go to Rimini, rather to Ferrara or Cesena, or Cesenatico....Don't miss Toscany: each place there is beautiful, from Florence to Siena to small towns like Pienza, San Gimignano, Montalcino...Well if you will visit Rome in the next trip, just rememmber: 2 days in Rome is too short! Well Amalfi coast for sure and then travel down either to Sicily or tu Puglia...both wonderful sites with such a fantastic food! If you move to Puglia, maybe stop in Matera too and then off course Ostuni, Lecce, Otranto. If you choose Sicily: Taormina, Cefalù, Palermo. Well, moreover, while Liguria (Cinqueterre), Toscana, Venice and Amalfi coast are a little bit expensive, the south of Italy is cheaper. Anyway, try not to be in Italy in july or august as the Italians are on vacations too...it is overcrowded! Ciao Ciao Vale Anna2009 Anna Post Count: 3 Msg: #22 8 weeks ago, November 12th 2009 | Hi, | Vale is right...you can start from North (Liguria is very beautiful...if you want to visit Le Cinque Terre, you can also stay in a hotel in Genoa and from there you can take the ferry and visit Le Cinque Terre...or if you like you can stay in a hotel in one of Le Cinque Terre, that are: Manarola, Vernazza, Corniglia, Riomaggiore, Monterosso. I can give you some info about the hotels there or in Genoa. If you stay in Genoa, you can also visit Via Garibaldi and some other beautiful monuments (you can visit Genoa in 1 day or 2 days or 3 days....like you want, If you're interested I can give some advice). Don't miss Liguria...there are so many beauties and good food! I am in the tourism sector and I can give you info if you like. <snip> Ciao Anna [Edited: 10:29 - Mell ] mypiedmont Andrew Smith Post Count: 31 Msg: #23 7 weeks ago, November 19th 2009 | These are a list of the eight best places in Italy . All of them are well worth visiting although some might disagree on all of them. In terms of towns these are the five best small towns and villages in Italy. | 23 Replies: « back 1 2 next » | Number of Users: 20 | Number of Posts: 23 23 Replies: « back 1 2 next » | | |||||||||||||||||||