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Travel in Italy notes.

Every year millions of visitors trek through Italy in search of ancient culture, great food, art, architecture, and more. The allure is immediate even to those who have never been.

There is more art and architecture to see in Italy than one person could possibly
experience in a lifetime. Rome, Florence, and Venice alone offer an unending array
of design excursions. Highlighted here are some of the must see designs of both
ancient and modern Italy. Talk a trip, bring a sketch book, and see the gorgeous art
and design that is synonymous with Italian life.
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A list of useful things that only a native born and raised in Italy would know.

Surprises for travellers about Travel in Italy

• Not all places allow picture taking. Museums, especially, often retain sole rights to photograph their works. Flash photography is especially frowned upon as being disruptive.
• Italy may be very tourist-friendly and known for fashion, but it is generally considered rude to walk around town in bikinis, beach attire, short shorts, and skimpy outfits.
• Don’t expect to easily find a drycleaner in the Tuscan countryside, laundry facilities are hard to find outside large cities.
• Remember that American and European DVDs and VCRs have different formats, so what works at home will not work in Italy, and vice versa.
• Returning or exchanging an item, even if it is flawed is uncommon in Italian stores.

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Hotels in Florence Italy

It is a wonderful hotel located in the most amazing place - wall to wall to Ufizzi Gallery.
The Degli Orafi Hotel is an ideal place to spend a relaxing vacation.
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Hotels in Rome Italy

The hotel is located in the heart of the remains of Ancient Rome just a short walk from the Colosseum, the Domus Aurea and the Roman Forum.

A small, exclusive, and elegant hotel in the heart of Rome, the Gladiatori offers you the chance to experience more…

Hotels in Venice Italy

San Clemente Palace (category: 5 star hotels in Italy), is centrally located just a few minutes away from St. Mark’s Square and many of Venice’s major attractions, San Clemente Palace is set on the 17-acre private island of San Clemente, boasting magnificent views of St.Mark’s, Giudecca Island and the Lido, and built on what formerly was a 17th century more…

Hotels in Rome Italy

The hotel, which is fairly new, is in a historic building which was once a religious foundation. As well as thirty-one bedrooms the hotel also has good-sized public areas where they can organise meetings and receptions. There is a pool table and a small bar.
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