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good afternoon. What is worth seeing in Italy? We are going by car we are planning a trip for two children 11 6 years old how to plan. to make it interesting. We want to visit Rimini Florence Rome. Where in Italy is clean water in the sea and good beaches? Maybe someone has experience where did you go, what did you visit? Thank you.
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"What is worth seeing in Italy?" - all! This is the simplest and most complete answer, just kidding, of course. You need to make an itinerary based on the duration of the trip. There are so many places before Rome that it is impossible to see them even in a year. I have not been to Italy, but for five years I have been studying it thoroughly, incl. and language - I’m also preparing to go there by car for three weeks. I don’t need to rest in Rimmini, not the best place.
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answered 10 years ago
I heard about Rimini that the reviews may not be good about Italy I wanted to look at (Italy in miniatures). 5 years is a lot.
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answered 10 years ago
We rested in Rimini in August-September 2014. A completely ordinary tourist city, there is nothing special to see there. Inspection of the historical part of the city will take a couple of hours. The sea in Rimini is clean, the beaches are beautiful. The amusement park, the water park will probably be interesting for children. We did not visit the Italy in Miniature park, we preferred to see it in reality. In Italy, indeed, there are a lot of places and cities worth seeing, it is impossible to describe this splendor. Rome, Florence, Venice, Milan, Lake Garda, San Marino, Bologna, etc. Don't discount small towns either (we were in San Leo and Urbino), it's something, it's like time has stopped there or you seem to have fallen into another dimension, parallel to our world. In general, I want to say, Italy is amazing. Have a nice trip!
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answered 10 years ago
I would recommend you start with Lido di Esola, this is a sandy spit near Venice, a well-known vacation spot for Italians and other nations, continuous resort villages. In a pine forest there is one of the best campsites in Italy, in Lido there is the best water park in Italy - Aqualandia. You can take a boat and ride to Venice or by car for a day. The beaches are sandy. , together with Naples, I would go without children. Rimini is an ordinary resort town.
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dempp, I agree that 5 years of preparation is a lot, but during this time I traveled more than 10 thousand km in Turkey, almost all over Bulgaria and half of Romania. I’m still a theorist about Italy, but two beautiful Italians from Milan in Turkey) they said that the country is conditionally divided into four parts - north to Bologna, center to Rome, south to the very end of the peninsula and the island of Sicily. Therefore, they said, you need to visit Italy four times for 12-15 days, visiting each section from north to south. In addition to "vabene" and "grazie" nothing came to mind, but I wound up the information on my mustache and I plan my first trip based on it. http://goo.gl/maps/UqXYm - this is my first route (I hope it will be soon). And I envy you with envy of all colors and wish you a good trip!
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answered 10 years ago
Well, finally - Ukrainians communicate in Ukrainian! Tell me, how many days do you have for Italy? I would exclude Rome, because north of it is the province of Tuscany, where there is the sea and beautiful cities and towns that are a must see (Siena, Volterra, San Gimigliano, Pisa, Lucca, Florence), just drive through central Tuscany, see how people live as they produce olive oil, Chianti wine, and be sure to buy them. , Bologna, Venice, and then across Lake Garda to Austria. Well as?
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answered 10 years ago
In Rimini it is worth going to rest on the sea - if it is on the way. In the town itself there is an interesting historical center (the beginning of the Apieva Way, the Tiberius Bridge). Italy in Miniature was not particularly impressive. I would say that this is a stylized weekend getaway. It’s not worth visiting Rimini especially for this. Not far from Rimini - San Marino. But I don’t share his enthusiasm either. Maybe, of course, we didn't have much time for it.
Lido di Esolo is clean, neat, but I liked the sea in Rimini more. There is nothing to see in Lido itself, but Venice and the islands are close.
In Rome, it seems to me, you need at least a week. In general, Italy is a country that cannot be seen in a week or two.
Lido di Esolo is clean, neat, but I liked the sea in Rimini more. There is nothing to see in Lido itself, but Venice and the islands are close.
In Rome, it seems to me, you need at least a week. In general, Italy is a country that cannot be seen in a week or two.
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answered 10 years ago
The basis of our trip was to be Rome (the Colosseum fountains Vatican ...) we plan two days in the city of Rimini. Rome. Pisa Florence. San Remo.
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answered 10 years ago
dempp, probably it is necessary, as you write - to see in Italy exactly what you want, and Naples as well. Then you will have fun!
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answered 10 years ago
Increase Rome at the expense of Rimini, if you don’t want to swim. Look at the map again - where is San Remo and where is Naples. There is a good feature in Google maps - drawing up a route, so see how to drive so as not to go back and forth .And you yourself will not rest and will be of little use. Also, consider that roads in Italy are toll, so adjust your plans to make it cheaper.
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answered 10 years ago
Yes, Chianti wine can be bought all over Italy, this is not a problem.
My advice - do not try to cover the immensity. By the way, only my edited story about visiting Rome appeared in Turpravda, so 3 days were not enough there. We donated to the Vatican. And yet - on the "Main" you can find stories by country, click on Italy , stories about Italy will appear, read, these are reviews of those who have visited Italy live, and not according to guidebooks.
My advice - do not try to cover the immensity. By the way, only my edited story about visiting Rome appeared in Turpravda, so 3 days were not enough there. We donated to the Vatican. And yet - on the "Main" you can find stories by country, click on Italy , stories about Italy will appear, read, these are reviews of those who have visited Italy live, and not according to guidebooks.
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answered 10 years ago
alex45, from here I will express my admiration for the opus about the cruise! Now you do not have to rummage through the reviews and stories - everything is on the "desktop". Well done!!!
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answered 10 years ago
Stay tuned for the edited story of the Adriatic cruise from Venice.
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answered 10 years ago
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answered 10 years ago
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answered 10 years ago
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