As a Brit with a holiday home in Northern Italy, its been over a year since I have been able to visit it. Last time was in February 2020, when the highlight was a meal out with Italian friends in a crowded restaurant in Bergamo! Luckily, no ill
My house has a semi-underground store room that was nice and cool during the recent very hot weather - the dog and I spent a lot of time in it - me reading and him asleep on the floor.Floor is just old concrete slab - lots of dust, and the walls a
Car Driving to [and in] Italy on a UK Licence- post Brexit IF No Deal reached. I am driving down in March, and have had to plan for a 'No Deal' Brexit, just in case.If No Deal - all UK Driving Licence holders
Tesco and Eurotunnel[Copied from another Forum]If you shop at Tesco you'll probably be rewarded with Cash Vouchers. What you may not know is that you can exchange these for 3x their value with Eurotunnel.
ITALIAN GENEALOGYI am researching my family tree [all UK based], and belong to a Genealogy Group here in the UK - its part of the U3A [an organisation for 'retired persons who want to do things rather than sit at home all d
From memory the ticket is valid for 24 hours and you can get on and off as often as you like. Do a complete trip to decide where to go to and then 'flit about' .
Yes you can - however there are c couple of things to be aware of:-
UK washing machines tend to be quite hungry for electricity - usually close to 3kW. You need to check what power you have at your Italian place - if its the 'norm' of 3KW it means that you have to be careful what else is switched on at the same times - otherwise your 'main fuse' will cut out. The one we bought in Italy has a lower power requirement - the only effect really is the the water takes a bit longer to heat up.
If your UK machine is one of the older types that has 'hot and cold fill' requirements - you can fit a simple 'T' adaptor to connect both hot and cold fill hoses to the cold water supply - again, the only effect is a slightly longer water heating cycle
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You can do a tour of the theatre - via the La Scala Museum. This may help http://www.ehow.com/how_4516792_visit-la-scala.html
From memory the ticket is valid for 24 hours and you can get on and off as often as you like. Do a complete trip to decide where to go to and then 'flit about' .
On second thoughts - auction it for the fund http://www.planeta.it/ENG/Cerasuolo_ing.pdf
I wish I did get that! [hence the asterisks]
Think "Me**p***m**m" [edit - changed my mind - made it too easy]
Yes you can - however there are c couple of things to be aware of:-
Hope this helps
Well. - that's my tenner on its way to the appeal.[glad you beat ronnie to it!]
According to http://www.hotelmarconi.eu/Catalogo-200901_31.pdf [on page 17]Grottammare flea market is every Tuesday morning in the town centre
The open top bus tour is a good way of sorting out what you want to see.Also- the walk on the roof of the Duomo is fantastic
Possibly, but with my extended [male] years - more like 'Stig of the Damp'