Travel Helpers for Italy

I've made many visits to Italy (and will make more, always using public transport and focusing on historical and archaeological sites. I'm more than happy to help wherever I can.

I live in this country. I also visited several Italian towns and villages.

i can give information about place near where i live, place where i travel and information about restaurant!

Travelled through Italy a couple of times.

Hola! I'm a spaniard living in Italy for the last 4 years. All questions and doubts regarding Milano and Northern Italy are welcome!

I can recommend specific lodging options in Rome, Florence and Venice as well as transportation recommendations. I spent one week in Rome, one week in Venice, and three weeks in Florence - so my best advice on local info will be for Florence.

Hi all,

I love Italy and did many trips to various places in Umbria, Marche, Basilicata, Bologna, Venice, etc. More to come because I can't get enough of this wonderful country, its lovely people and the so delicious food. Ask me anything about religious and food festivals :-)

Thanks :-) Ingrid

Sorrento - Stayed at Domus Porto Salvo Hotel which is an abbey with several monks still living on the premises. It is a great location for day trips around the Naples/Amalfi area. Visited Pompeii, Ercolan, Positano, Amalfi, Isle of Capri. The room was comfortable and spotless. Great staff (english speaking and helpful) and free computer use 24/7. Very nice breakfast included. It is the perfect spot overlooking the Bay. I could easily have been happy there for a 2 week stay with day trips around the Campania area. I didn't have time to see every city I had hoped to unfortunately. The public transportation was easy and inexpensive. It is a good spot for the physically challenged. The hotel has been adapted although I would let them know in advance.

Need to know how far is it by bus from Toblach to Corvara

Because I have been travelling a lot in my country: Italy.

Because I can help

lived there and speak some of the language

Traveled to Italy more than 20 times in my young life. Extensive knowledge about Italian cuisine, coffee, history and cultural history.

I've done a lot of travelling around North and Central Italy. I've also been down the Amalfi Coast to Pompeii and Naples.

I've used Italy as a base to travel into Switzerland, France and Slovenia. I'm also currently learning Italian in case anyone needs some basics...(I'm not v good though!)

My husband is italian and we have lived in Italy for 2 years before moving back to the USA.

i love travelling, italy is my home country and it has so much to offer. I'd be glad to help you with suggestions about mayor cities and towns out of turist track, transportation sistem, climate and other general informations

Though I am only 19, I have been to Italiy several times. My whole family loves the country and our many trips have taken me to several regions, with different people, food and culture. I'm also very interestes in Italian culture and history, so I can give suggestions to what to do where in Italy.

I dont just visit country , i actually move there and live there . Normally 3-6 months in the country .Sometimes even longer .Italy is my favourite

I am familiar with inexpensive hotels and restaurants and tips how to get to places like the Cinque terre, Florence, Rome and Tuscany. I have traveled there many times and my sister lived there for three years.

It's amazing how much diversity there is in this small country. Having been living here for 6 years, I still have much to discover, but I've seen and experienced a lot of Bella Italia, and I can recommend great places not mentioned in any or most guide books - also other info/advice re accommodation (mostly budget) and other travel tips.

I'm italian and I fairly travelled across my country

I backpacked through Italy for seven weeks from as far north as Turin to as far south as Agrigento when I was 18.

I am a tour guide in Rome so if you need any help visiting my beautuful town just ask.

I have been traveling in a 'giro di Italia' for three months, with a baby, and known pretty much the whole country from top to bottom. If anyone is interested in knowing general information about Italy or specifics about an area or town, I will try to help with information I know. I have been in all major areas, and lots of small towns.

I am Italian, from Rome. Can help if you want to visit the eternal city. Apart from the well known area around the center, I could give tips to anyone who want to experience the real life of this city.

Most things Italian. I spent an entire summer backpacking just in Italy so I could learn more about it. I love Italia!

I studied in Rome for a semster, so I go to know my way around the city pretty well and I might be able to help people getting ready to study abroad or visit the area. I also traveled to almost all of the major cities in Italy. Let me know if I can help.

If you want to visit Siena with a very few money, and live the city staying not in a Hotel but in contact with people that will guide you to discover wonderful places, contact me :)

I have travelled to Rome numerous times and have got to know the area well so can recommend good restaurants and hotels as well as activities, especially those related to Roman history since I studied Classical Civilisation! I have also travelled to Sorrento, Naples, Delphi, the Amalfi Coast and the Vatican City :)

I´ve lived for four months in Florence. Also went around Rome, Milan, Siena, Verona, San Giminniano, etc. Any doubts? Just ask!

I've traveled through northern Italy (Como, Erba, Bellagio, and Milan) and also Venice, Florence, Cinque Terre, and Rome. I'd love to answer any questions a traveller might have and help them in their trip planning.

native especially for Sicily... ask me, I know where to go

I've been living in Italy for 29 years...

suggesting itineraries in Rome, giving information about prices and special evente in Rome, political and social information in Italy, itineraries in Umbria, Sardinia, Tuscia;giving web addresses for different towns in Itlay. I am a guest house owner: may I suggest the web site of my accomodation, and other kind of chceap accomodation I Know in Rome?

I live in Pietrelcina, birthplace of Padre Pio.
If you want to know anything, contact me in any language.
email benev@tin.it

I am happy to answer questions about
traveling to the monuments, museums, and cemeteries in Italy that commemorate soldiers and civilians who fought in Italy during World War II (aka the Second World War, WW2).

Jeg kan hjelpe deg med tips om byer, badesteder, regioner og leiebilruter i Italia og byer og steder som kan kombineres på en lengre eller kortere ferie i dette landet.

Anything about Milan, but also about other cities, people, food, ...

I can help with tours was where worth while and things to do on your own. I traveled to Rome, Amalfi coast, FLorence, Venice, Lake Como and Milan.

I crossed the border from Switzerland, went to Verona, Venice, Assisi, Rome, Orvietto, Florence, Pisa, Genoa and took a ferry to Spain. I am VERY familiar with the chaotic places they call motorway stops. You WILL need help with them if you plan on driving in Italy. Contact me.

Information and tips about Venice, Treviso and the Dolomites

I lived a whole year in Milano and I travelled all around this beautiful country.

Studied for a year in Pisa and tavelled around extensively! Can pretty much help with any region!

I've been to Italy many times and particularly love Rome. I have also been to Florence and Venice. The most memorable time I've had though has been in the South - in Sicily (Palermo, Taormina), The Amalfi coast, Sorrento and Naples.

I live in Italy, maybe I can have some useful information

British by birth but now living near Venice - lots of frinds come to venice so I am getting to know it pretty well - happy to help if I can

Hello!!!I love Italy!!!spent some time in Rome, Milan, Lake Como, Brunate and Vatican City so if your looking for some advice on bars, shopping, sightseeing, transport etc and of course some good places to indulge in some yummy pizza and good wine, give me a shout!

I am fairly comfortable with Rome, Italy after seven consecutive trips.

info about sardinia and other places in my country

I have worked and lived in italy.

You're most welcome to ask me about living in Italy, transport, jobs, things to do, culture, music and virtually anything!

Accomodation, car hire, city attraction tips

I'm Italian

Suggestions from an inside eye

I live in Tuscany and I lived 1 year in Rome. I can help you to plan your holidays in my region and in the centre of Italy, and I can provide you more general informations about the rest of Italy.I can reply both in english and spanish

I crossed Italy from north-west to the south,walking,so I have good knowledge about there,for landscapes,Italians habits,as far as it's in my experience,ask me!I also speak a bit of Italian.

Information about Vicenza

I am the author of A Journey into Michelangelo's Rome, a travel book about the artist and the city. I've traveled extensively in Italy -- particularly Rome, Florence, and Venice. I often take small groups to Italy, too. I can make suggestions for places to stay as well as things to do.

In addition, I have traveled through much of Europe and Asia and can offer general travel tips.

I am a senior former backpackage Italian woman. I know my Country where I have been traveling since my teen. As I live I Genova, in the Liguria region, it is possible for me to be even more detailed about this area. Besides it is possible for me to provide up to date information and tips about visiting Italy, traveling by bus, train, its natural spots and habits I do hope to be helpful to the ones who ask for traveling advise to me

Any advice on accomodation or travel in Sicily, I have moved here last year based in Cefalu on the north coast and looking to encourage more travellers to come and visit the Gem of the Med.

Rob

I am Italian and I know rather well my country, expecially the Nothern and Central part
I have spent several months in Ecuador, expecially in the province of Pichincha and the area of Mindo.

I live in Rome and I can suggest about the eternal city, I was born in Naples and i can suggest about this city and surronded

You can find more info that i can give on the net. But if you want some idea for iteneraries, timings, etc. ask me.

Born and bred in Rome and into travel, ask me anything :)

I went to Venice, Verona, Pisa, Florence, Sienna, Grosetto, Rome, Capri and Naples including Pompeii and Vesuvius over a period of 3 weeks. I can help with general travel info and places to stay, things to see etc.

Ciao! I'm living in Italy for 1 year. If you have any question about Rome, why you dnt ask me!

I've done a lot of travelling around Europe over my life, and Italy is my favourite place to visit, I've been to most places, but my speciality is Tuscany, from the mountains, to the beaches, to the cities. I know pretty much everything about it!

I am Italian and I have visited almost all my country considering that my home town is in the south and the place were I live now is in the north, Rimini, In addition to that I know pretty much the western Europe and the Scandinavian countries

I will try and help you plan an enjoyable trip by giving suggestions concerning places to visit, eat, and stay. I am from Finland, but I also know a great deal about central Italy (Rome, Florence, Cinque Terre, Pisa, Rimini, Venice) and some parts of Russia. I have also been to somewhat exotic places like Mongolia or Iceland, of which I am glad to share my experiences!
Cheers,

-Mikko-

Informations about Bologna

I am a travel agent and possess extensive knowledge on all regions of Italy. Although I can plan any sort of tour to Italy and enjoy doing so, my particular area of expertise is food and wine tours.

Rome, Florence, Venice

I am Italian and I know a lot about my Country. I can provide you with tricks and tips to make your travel in Italy as much close to the Italian life as you can...in order not to enjoy only the beauty of the arts and monuments, but also to try and enjoy a full immersion in the country of sun, pizza and beautiful pple.

I know every little corner in southern Italy as I traveled there with my family for years as a child and re visit several times as an adult. I can tell you about places, villages and towns you cannot miss! while visiting the region of Campania. I know where you should be going for Italian cooking courses, vineyard tours and good but affordable accommodations.

I live in Naples (Napoli) and I'm an expert of Napoli, its Gulf with Ischia,Capri and Procida and the Amalfi Coast. I can provide help, local infos,host and guide people.
This is not my job, I just Love it.

Happy to share information about places to stay and eat in the Marche region of Italy. Lots of great b & bs, hotels, agriturismos etc.

Even better recommendations for restaurants in and around Ancona plus area close to us at San Ginesio.

I can help you for travelling in Italy that is my country. Well'to be onest i've travelled around europe and alot of places around the world as jordan thailand australia peru bali mexico guatemala usa canada ....

I live in the 5 terre since 1992, it is a wonderful place !
If you are planning a trip here I can help.

Hello my name is Steve Mc Evoy and I live in London.For the last three years I have visited the Aeolian Islands,off Sicily,and found it a fascinating archapelgo of seven islands,with a lovely pace of life especially in the low season(Oct to May).There are lovely beaches walks and mountain treks to be explored.Each island has a different aura and they are named Vulcano,Lipari, Salina,Panerea,Stromboli,Alicudi and Filicudi.I have visited the first five and hopefully will visit the last two in 2006.If anyone requires information on these islands please contact me.

On the other hand I would like some details on the crossing of the border in Cyprus as the Karpas Peninsula on the north side appeals greatly to me.Is it easy to cross or is there a three hour interrogation before entry is permitted.

Thanks for any help forthcoming.

Stephen Mc Evoy.

Living in Italy and traveling throughout Europe for three months provided me with knowledge of housing, transportation, as well as fun and interesting things to do. I won't say I'm an expert on Italy (few are), but I definately can provide some valuable insight to those visiting that country.

Being Italian and having travelled a lot around my country, I wish to help foreigners, especially in finding places that aren't that popular worldwide but special!

I can help especially about Roma