what is the tme frame for each city,if I will be going from Rome to florence, florence to venice,venice to milan,milan to pisa and pisa to rome also give a better/ shorter route.
Posted by
Atlanta
3250 posts
Hi Wendy,
Are you planning to travel by train or car? If by train, Rick's Italy book has a section called "Transportation Connections" at the end of each city chapter. For example, the time between Rome and Florence is 1.5-2 hours and there are 2 trains per hour. It also has an excellent section in the back of the book that includes maps with routes, how to read a train schedule, etc.
If you're driving you can look each segment up on ViaMichelin.com
Posted by
Vernon, Canada
32213 posts
wendy,
Regarding the time frame for each city, it would really help to know how much time you have for your holiday in Italy? Also, what types of sights are you interested in seeing in each city?