journolud
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Thinking of Italy for a holiday. Any advice on good places to stay with beaches and reasonably close to a bit of history?
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Tuearts right boot
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Drove across it once at night whilst it was pissing down, however the drive back across took me though Tuscany. Absolutely stunning. Not really surprising it's a bit pricey
DTKOAG
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Sorrento is your place.
Close to Pompei and Capri.
Close to Pompei and Capri.
andyhinch
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Sorrento is your place.
Close to Pompei and Capri.
This Amalfi coast is good, also love the Italian lakes, but I love it over there and never had a bad HollidaySorrento is your place.
Close to Pompei and Capri.
Callygan66
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The Island of Ischia is beautiful, fly to Naples, boat to Island. Fabulous beaches and cheaper than Capri.
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Last year , I flew to Rome for a couple of nights, train to Naples for the same then off down the Calabrian a Coast .
Couldn't recommend it enough. Tons of history, stunning food , loads to do .
Couldn't recommend it enough. Tons of history, stunning food , loads to do .
SiMCFC
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Amalfi coast is beautiful. If you want true Italy (imo) head south. We stopped in a little village near Calabria a few years ago and it was gorgeous, we stopped on a vineyard pretty much but had access to good beaches within 30 minutes. Just got to watch out for the mafiosa ;)
Done quite a bit of Serie A over the years. Generally based in Milan. Went to Juve last year to watch the boys.
It's a stunning country. Absolutely incredible place.
The south is better for a 2 weeker but if your after that type of holiday (Benidorm style) then your in the wrong country.
Great cars, great Woman. Also some outstanding architecture/buildings.
If I was to reccomend a certain place it would be Florence. All I can say to that city is fucking wow
It's a stunning country. Absolutely incredible place.
The south is better for a 2 weeker but if your after that type of holiday (Benidorm style) then your in the wrong country.
Great cars, great Woman. Also some outstanding architecture/buildings.
If I was to reccomend a certain place it would be Florence. All I can say to that city is fucking wow
feedthegoat27
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Don't want to hijack the thread! But managed to snag a ridiculous deal to Verona that covers the Champions League final weekend. Obv if City make it then that's my itinerary sorted ;) but being realistic, best way to spend 3 days in that region? Day trip to Venice? Milan? Lake Garda? Only been to Rome and Sardinia before so not familiar with the north of the country.
TIA.
TIA.
Callygan66
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Milan is quite industrial I think you'd enjoy Venice more for a day. Even though it's touristy it is beautiful and well worth seeing.