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| Travel in Italy |
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| Travelling in Italy is easy and
safe! Once you arrive in the country it is so simple to visit all
of the main Italian tourist spots: |
By
Plane: if you have the money to spend! |
By
Train: Which is the most common form of transportation
for Italians who also travel between cities, as it is for the
tourist and foreigners. |
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Bus: Which is less used, but is useful for those locations
not well serviced by the train system, (such as Siena, the Alps
or some sea locations and/or the south of Italy) |
By
boat: Which enables you to get to all of the wonderful
Italian islands: The Aeolian, Sicily, Sardinia, Isola di Elba, and
others etc. |
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By Car: (rented) Italy is a long country,
covering a little more than 1000km, to get around it by car is easy
and fast. Rental car prices are average, and the roads
are nearly always in good condition (except for certain areas in
southern-Italy). Fuel is a little expensive, at approx. 1 euro a
litre, but other than that you will not have any problems (apart from finding a
parking space). If you want a private tour in italy with driver try: italy tours , specialized in Tuscany tours, Florence tours, Rome tours; private shore excursions from the port of Civitavecchia, Livorno, Venice and Naples
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The staff at your chosen school
should be able to advice you from time to time on travel arrangements
and at least indicate to you those agencies that
specialise in organising well priced tickets. Many schools also organise
excursions and short weekend trips (look for this in the section “activities”).
Visit Esplorando l'Italia that designs itineraries for small groups: http://www.esplorandolitalia.com
In Italy, travel is easy at any time of the year, so we advise you
not to make reservations before arriving. The best
solution is to travel during study breaks, which can be organised
from within Italy. (But remember to reserve a hotel in the historical
cities, Rome, Florence, Venice, if you wish to visit during the high
season). |
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