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   How easy is it to travel in Italy?

   • It is very Italian to go and take a stroll in a town or city, which we call fare una passeggiata, and get a gelato (in a cone). 5. Traveling around by train is super easy Italy has a great network of trains that will take you almost everywhere in the country, including all the must-see cities in Italy.

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   Where to retire in Italy?

   • Places to consider for retirement include coastal Pescara, historic and culturally rich L’Aquila, Teramo on the Adriatic (home to Roman ruins and medieval churches), and tranquil Schiavi di Abruzzo. With three national parks, there’s hiking, skiing, and mountain biking, as well as water sports and golf.

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   Where are the best places to live in Italy?

   • The culturally rich destination includes Florence, Siena, Pisa, Lucca, Arezzo, San Gimignano, and more. According to International Living, the area is one of the most popular with expats, and there’s an English-speaking presence in most towns. On a visit to Tuscany, I spent a few days in Lucca, a walled city and one of my favorite places in Italy.

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   What can you do in Teramo?

   • With three national parks, there’s hiking, skiing, and mountain biking, as well as water sports and golf. Universities in Teramo, Chieti, Pescara, and L’Aquila offer cultural opportunities, too.

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   4 days ago · Palladian Routes: Such Knowledge and Kindness from Manuel ! - See 106 traveller reviews, 107 candid photos, and great deals for Vicenza, Italy, at Tripadvisor.

   • Location: Corso Antonio Fogazzaro, 16, 36100 Vicenza,, Italy

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   3 days ago · Day 3: Cortina d’Ampezzo. Head east to Cortina d’Ampezzo, one of the most famous ski resorts in the Dolomites. Take a scenic drive along the Great Dolomite Road. Stop at different viewpoints and alpine lakes along the way. Explore the chic boutiques, art galleries and cafés in the historic centre.

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   5 days ago · 12. We don’t have dinner at 6 pm nor at 10 pm… oh maybe in the South they do. Among the things to know before traveling to Italy is that we don’t it at 6 pm. Spanish are known for their super late supper normally consumed after 10 pm. We don’t go that late, but also it’s rare to have dinner any time before 7.30.

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   1 day ago · One of the lower cost areas for retirement in Italy, Puglia is also home to historic cities, beautiful architecture, and UNESCO World Heritage sites, like the hilltop Castel del Monte. Using Bari for comparison, the overall cost of living is about 47 percent lower than New York, and rents are about 84 percent lower.

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   3 days ago · U.S. military families stationed in Vicenza, Italy, who want to make a day trip to Venice can spend their money on things other than the city’s 5-euro experimental tourism fee, according to ...

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   2 days ago · Vaporetto: This is the public transportation of Venice. The Vaporetto acts like a bus on water. You can buy a Vaporetto pass at the train station. Water Taxi: If you want to get around Venice quickly and in style, the water taxis are a great option. But if you’re budget traveling, these can be quite costly!

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   You can take the airport bus from VCE to Venezia Mestre station, from there take any of the many regional trains to Vicenza. Vote. Reply. Award. I’m arriving early June and haven’t been to Europe in almost 10 years.