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What is your fav city in Italy?

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Nichole C. says :
Aug 3, 2008
I would have to say... the Island of Pantelleria ~ with Lampedusa as a second runner up!
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Walter V. says :
Jul 15, 2011
Lecce! Do you Know?
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Diego Z. says :
Apr 19, 2011
Venezia
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Bruno R. says :
Dec 15, 2008
Milan.
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Lorenzo T. says :
Oct 16, 2008
Bologna
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Reanne D. says :
Sep 22, 2008
Firenze!!
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Abe H. says :
Sep 15, 2008
for me it was Assisi, an old walled city of beautiful cobblestone and stone buildings on a hill overlooking the countryside. epically beautiful in the morning and evening light. and a mellow vibe that will be a relief after Rome, Florence, and the other major cities. Assisi is also home to a large number of temples and churches.
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Luigi F. says :
Sep 14, 2008
absolutely Milan, very nice town, maybe not amazing like rome, florence or venice, but milan is the better place to live in italy because of its organization! then milan is the city with more trees in europe and is the better place to go shopping!!
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Rita M. says :
Sep 4, 2008
Roma !! Absolutely!
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Tsoukala S. says :
Sep 1, 2008
rome and genova
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Andrea G. says :
Sep 1, 2008
1. Feltre (BL), Veneto 2. Roma, Lazio 3. Siena, Toscana 4. Vicenza, Veneto 5. Milano, Lombardia
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Jody T. says :
Aug 29, 2008
it depends on what you want to do. i don't like big cities, i like to go to small towns and cities and really get to know them. vernazza in the cinque terre is amazing. the cliffs jutting out into the sea are beautiful. you can hike from town to town, and thes little towns are like movie sets. it's like stepping back in time.
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Gabriella V. says :
Aug 25, 2008
Anywhere in Tuscany and Umbria hands down.
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Mark S. says :
Aug 21, 2008
Rome - no question. Will keep you occupied for weeks. And once you've gone, something else gets discovered at one of the digs. And you'll wanna come back. For sure.
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Stephane P. says :
Aug 18, 2008
My fav' is Flo'
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Julie B. says :
Aug 13, 2008
Rome! Great food and beautiful city!
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Julie M. says :
Aug 11, 2008
Some city on the lake of COMO or MAGGIORE LAKE!
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María G. says :
Aug 9, 2008
Rome rules!
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Rebecca R. says :
Aug 8, 2008
Florence, followed closely by Venice
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Agostina C. says :
Aug 7, 2008
definitely Venice. so so weird... loved ot, and spent new year´s eve there!
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Sarah S. says :
Aug 4, 2008
Venice
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Raquel E. says :
Aug 4, 2008
Definitive Venice!!
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Arienne D. says :
Aug 3, 2008
The Venice area... don't miss going to the islands of Murano and Burano if you're there. Verona is great and it's a short trip on the train if you use Venice as your home base.
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Andreia I. says :
Aug 3, 2008
Rome!
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Dominique N. says :
Aug 3, 2008
Depends on what you want to do, see, etc ... Rome, Florence, Venise, Siena, etc ...
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Tomi H. says :
Aug 3, 2008
venice.....great place but expensive...
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Paolo F. says :
Aug 3, 2008
Florence and Rome
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Barbe J. says :
Aug 2, 2008
I'm loving Venice, it's such a pretty city, but it need some rest, it's dirty a little and so on... But anyway rox :D
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Gustavo M. says :
Aug 2, 2008
Florence
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Patrice M. says :
Aug 2, 2008
Roma of course for historic aspect. San Gimignano. Sienna Venice Some lake from North (Como, Major, Garda)
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Patricia T. says :
Aug 2, 2008
Florence, it the most charming and beautiful city, the pople is really nice, everything is on walking distance, you can get the best of the italian food and the best museums.
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Myriam L. says :
Aug 2, 2008
venice is a special place because of the water and nice squares..also verona, because of the monuments such as the house of romeo and juliette
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Anthony F. says :
Aug 2, 2008
Florence has the beauty to match any city in Italy. There are tons of things to see (as expected). The clincher is the friendliness of the locals. Give yourself at least 3 days to see it, but it sounds like a sin saying that. But hey, I dare you to find a city in Italy you don't adore.
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Lynn H. says :
Aug 1, 2008
San Gimignano. Amazing architecture, doable in a day, beautiful vistas, good food.
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Alex M. says :
Aug 1, 2008
florence. why? people, atmosphere, ease of getting around, wine, food, sites, day to day life.
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Marine Q. says :
Aug 2, 2008
Bologna !
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