If you're serious to travel, the best guide would be to buy a "Lonely Planet" book of your destination. So I bought one that says "Italy" on the cover. I never bought a Lonely Planet book before, as I think it is too expensive. But I guess this time it's worth the money I spent. Before deciding to go here and there, I just need to know the"what to see/do" and the "definitely don't miss" of Italy. Luckily right on the first section is top 25 things to do in Italy. And luckily it also suggests itineraries that can match the length of time you are planning to visit.
I never bought a lonely planet book before, and apparently I'm really glad I did. It was a reassurance that I will not get lost if one day I am in Italy. It clearly stated transportation mode you can use to go around, and a small map for each territory.
Can't wait! Let's Get Lost in Italy!
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I never bought a lonely planet book before, and apparently I'm really glad I did. It was a reassurance that I will not get lost if one day I am in Italy. It clearly stated transportation mode you can use to go around, and a small map for each territory.
Can't wait! Let's Get Lost in Italy!
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