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naw you'll burn it off since you'll probably be walking all over...part of the appeal of florence is just wandering around, rome too
...and of course take some comfortable shoes
In other news...vol. I'm going to ROME. NTers I need your help
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...and of course take some comfortable shoes
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That's why we loved Barcelona. We would walk for hours and not feel a thing.
Is the outlet a good distance from the train?
Im a little hesitant in renting a car cause I don't know their laws and signs so were gonna take the fast train to Florence
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Don't rent a car. Take the train.
Or if you go with enough people, get a driver. That's what we did but it was 5 of us.
So we did our own mini van from city to city.
Or if you go with enough people, get a driver. That's what we did but it was 5 of us.
So we did our own mini van from city to city.
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Honestly Rome is like disney world so be prepared for hella tourists. If you don't want to do touristy **** then I would honestly skip it. Rome was cool for the history. Everything else was kind of blah. There was this amazing pizza place though called Pizzarium, it's a bop from the vatican so it's not really reached by most tourists but it's good.
As far as Euros go. I honestly would not convert my money ahead of time for multiple reasons. You can use your card most places and can actually choose to pay in usd instead of euros. If you have time, which it sounds like you do, get a capital one 360 card. No foreign transaction fees and it gives you the opportunity to have a backup card unless something goes down.
As far as Euros go. I honestly would not convert my money ahead of time for multiple reasons. You can use your card most places and can actually choose to pay in usd instead of euros. If you have time, which it sounds like you do, get a capital one 360 card. No foreign transaction fees and it gives you the opportunity to have a backup card unless something goes down.
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Never been to Rome but roman pizza is the best. Have fun.
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I have a chase shappire card with no fees but need some euros for taxis.
My wife never been to Europe till last year so we all about being touristy. We old, 31 and 34 respectively so we just want to enjoy our time with a dance night thrown in and we good.
