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What are some of the best cities in Italy to visit?

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Paolo B. says :
Jul 31, 2008
must be: rom, pisa, fiorientina mailand, turin and all the other are beautiful to, but this one are "il italia vero"!
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Phonemany S. says :
Jul 31, 2008
Wow good question! First of all : ROME! The must with his history! It's a really charming city with a lot of things to see (piazza di spagna, piazza navona, villa borghese, fontana di trevi,...) ans of course Venise! But now it's a little bit to hot and it can sink near the water!
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Paola C. says :
Jul 31, 2008
Verona!
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Zarina L. says :
Jul 31, 2008
Rome,verona,pisa,venice & milan..
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Rose L. says :
Jul 31, 2008
Florence and Venice...we also have family in Vasto, which is a more popular tourist town for Italians. It is smaller, so not everyone speaks English, but beautiful. It is right on the coast, so you have beaches, or you can walk up to the old town. Very relaxing!
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Loony T. says :
Jul 29, 2008
Cinque Terra & the Amalfi Coast. Out of this world. Sorrento - lazy & charming. And venice - very romantic & lots of character.
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Joerg S. says :
Jul 29, 2008
Every city in Tuscany is great. :-)
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Philipp R. says :
Jul 29, 2008
verona
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Milovan R. says :
Jul 28, 2008
the perfect places are Amalfi, Island of Ischia,Capri and ofcourse whole Sicily.I have traveled a lot in Italy so trust me those places have spirit!!!
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Fiona K. says :
Jul 28, 2008
Venice
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Walter B. says :
Jul 28, 2008
Napoli
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Andrea B. says :
Jul 28, 2008
definitly venice. cinque terre, milan (really beautiful though still northern), rome of course, naples, if you get over to sicily taormina (small fisher town, really cute), siracusa, catania/etna, palermo, erice and sardegna is also incredibly beautiful but for the beaches more than the cities...
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Sergio M. says :
Jul 28, 2008
Rome (colosseo, vatican, foro, musei vaticani, musei capitolini, everything!!!), Firenze(cathedral, san lorenzo, battisterio, ufizzi), Venezia(san marco, channels), Siena (nice medieval city & not too many turists), Napoli(beatiful but noisy & a little dangerous)
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Jasmine L. says :
Jul 28, 2008
Roma, Firenze, Arezzo, Siena, Montalcino, Montepulciano, Perugia, Napoli, Palermo, Siracusa, Ragusa, Modica, Verona, Padova, Venezia
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Franci A. says :
Jul 28, 2008
florence, rome and capri
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Tine V. says :
Jul 28, 2008
cinque terre and the national park of protofino is the best when you like to walk, umbrie is the best for biking. Rome is a great city for citytrippers.
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Tine V. says :
Jul 28, 2008
cinque terre and the national park of protofino is the best when you like to walk, umbrie is the best for biking. Rome is a great city for citytrippers.
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Anneleen S. says :
Jul 28, 2008
Florence, Venice (with Murano, Burano,....), Cinque Terre, Turin (I was really surprised of the beauty of Turin) and Rome of course
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Joris V. says :
Jul 28, 2008
Biella and Firenza, the later is more touristic
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Alberto N. says :
Jul 28, 2008
Probably is more difficolt for travellers but south italy is gorgeus...from Napoli to Lecce or down in sicily...beautyful city, great landscape and mervellous beach and sea ;)
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Tony Z. says :
Jul 28, 2008
Rome - great culture and history, watch out for pickpockets. Venice - smells like a sewage, but is very beautiful. Beware of pickpockets. Florence - just like venice it's a very beautiful place to go to, things are overpriced.
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Judy H. says :
Jul 27, 2008
Florence is the most amazing city. There is so much to see and do...museums, duomo, piazzas, easy to walk everywhere if you stay near the Ponte Vecchio. Siena was beautiful, also. You could spend a week just trying to see all of Rome. A real jewel? Sicily.
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Franco G. says :
Jul 27, 2008
I'm from Rome and it is a very beautiful city! But also Venice, Florence, Naples and Turin. But also very nice small places like Capri Island, Costiera Amalfitana, San Giminiano (in Toscana), Alberobello, Milano, Bologna, Costa Smeralda (in Sardegna), Sicily, etc...) Depends on how much time you have to spend in italy! If you have any further and detailed question do not hesitate to ask me!
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Chantelle D. says :
Jul 27, 2008
Trieste.....it's beautiful. Go somewhere other than where all the tourists are heading. Italy has alot of other surprises for you. And yes, Ancona is beautifuly too. If you go there, rent a car and explore the countryside and the coast.
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Jesica B. says :
Jul 22, 2008
Cinque terre,look it up and it is amazing!!!!!
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Carina Y. says :
Jul 22, 2008
Its off the the path but I would reccomend Ancona. Its beautiful there and you experence real italian life.
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Adrienn G. says :
Jul 22, 2008
Venice - i think it's a must, Rome - Vatican City while you are there -, Florence, Siena, Verona, Genova, Napoli -to see Pompeii too- and the Amalfi Sorrento coastline is magnificient too
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Jan V. says :
Jul 22, 2008
venezia, siena, firenze, san remo, the whole riviera anyway, montalcino, montepulciano, verona, san gimignano
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Sandra B. says :
Jul 22, 2008
i would prefer siena and florence in tuscany for visit. best time is may or september.
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Danvier C. says :
Jul 22, 2008
I liked both Venice and Rome when I went there. Venice is certainly unique with its canals and atmosphere, while Rome has some of the greatest monuments in history.
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Beata G. says :
Jul 22, 2008
venice venice venice
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Desiree K. says :
Jul 22, 2008
Rome
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