Im going to italy from april 6-14th in 2007 where should i go?

Question

i was planning on spending a day or two in each of the following Milan, Rome, Florence, and Venice... I've never been any suggestions regarding cities and specific places to go in each and things that happen that time of year? Thanks.

Answer 1

Hi,

If this are your first visit, do the touristic routes (Tuscany, Rome, Venice, Florence etc..)

But try to visit some of the smaller cities such as. Spoleto, Folignio, Montefalco and Orvieto in Umbria (You won't regret it!).

Have some more tips here:

http://www.italyexposed.com

PS!

Do have a look at these Italy related Articles:

http://www.italyexposed.com/Article_arch...

Have a nice trip!

Answer 2

Milan:

-Pinacoteca di Brera

-Museo del Resorgimento

-Sta Maria delle Grazie

-Castello Sforza

-Duomo

Venice:

-San Marco

-Murano

-Guggenheim

Florence:

-Duomo & Battisterio

-Uffizi

-Accademia

-Santa Croce

-San Lorenzo

Roma

-Vaticano

-San Pietro in catene

-Catacumbe

*You must book the tickets for the Italian museums.

*Bring comfortable shoes to walk a lot and a raincoat.

*Bring a hidden wallet to care your passport & credit cards.

*Check the timetable of the trains  and buy one week pass /eurailpass.

Answer 3

i think u should go to rome and tuscany italy. in rome they have awesome sites such as the colesseum. Tuscany, Italy is very beautiful and is like the countryside. i also suggest going to st.peter's basilica. it is a really beautiful place.

Answer 4

U have just 8 days... Here we go:

Start from the North: 1 day in Milan, 1 day in Venice, 1/2 day in Verona,1 day in Florence,2 days in Rome, 1 day Napoly, then you def. have to see Sicilia: Catania (Etna), Taormina, Siracusa and, if you have the time: Palermo.

Answer 5

hi...

i'm italian, i can suggest you rome, florence and venice...

milan isn't soo great unless you are a fanatic of expensive shopping,one day at least in milan...

Answer 6

Venice, Rome, Florence&Tuscany

More about Tuscany: http://www.tuscanweb.com/region/

Answer 7

florence, tuscany......of course do all of the touristy things, but make a point of going out of the way places, too. you want to experience italy on a more personal level than just a tourist level.