Rome & Pisa Questions
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We will be in Rome for 5 nights, travel to Venice and Pisa for a few days return turn
to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights. Does anyone know if the hotel
will keep our extra bag for us? We would like to take just one. Or, should we just
store it a the train station?
Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
there's no information about obtaining tickets.
And lastly, a general question. We've been to several musems and have seen people
painting reproductions. Some were so -so, some were top notch, at least to me. Are
these students or someone hoping to sell it? I probably can't afford one, but how
much would it run? I would take a faux Mary Cassatt any day.
Thanks.
to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights. Does anyone know if the hotel
will keep our extra bag for us? We would like to take just one. Or, should we just
store it a the train station?
Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
there's no information about obtaining tickets.
And lastly, a general question. We've been to several musems and have seen people
painting reproductions. Some were so -so, some were top notch, at least to me. Are
these students or someone hoping to sell it? I probably can't afford one, but how
much would it run? I would take a faux Mary Cassatt any day.
Thanks.
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In article <[email protected]. com>, "DebTraveler"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> We will be in Rome for 5 nights, travel to Venice and Pisa for a few days return
> turn to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights. Does anyone know if the
> hotel will keep our extra bag for us? We would like to take just one. Or, should we
> just store it a the train station?
>
There is no universal rule on this. I have usually had good luck storing a bag when
returning to a hotel -- but it probably depends on that hotel's space and general
level of organization. I wouldn't do it if they aren't equipped to give you a receipt
and put it in a storage room.
> Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
> there's no information about obtaining tickets.
>
> And lastly, a general question. We've been to several musems and have seen people
> painting reproductions. Some were so -so, some were top notch, at least to me. Are
> these students or someone hoping to sell it? I probably can't afford one, but how
> much would it run? I would take a faux Mary Cassatt any day.
>
> Thanks.
<[email protected]> wrote:
> We will be in Rome for 5 nights, travel to Venice and Pisa for a few days return
> turn to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights. Does anyone know if the
> hotel will keep our extra bag for us? We would like to take just one. Or, should we
> just store it a the train station?
>
There is no universal rule on this. I have usually had good luck storing a bag when
returning to a hotel -- but it probably depends on that hotel's space and general
level of organization. I wouldn't do it if they aren't equipped to give you a receipt
and put it in a storage room.
> Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
> there's no information about obtaining tickets.
>
> And lastly, a general question. We've been to several musems and have seen people
> painting reproductions. Some were so -so, some were top notch, at least to me. Are
> these students or someone hoping to sell it? I probably can't afford one, but how
> much would it run? I would take a faux Mary Cassatt any day.
>
> Thanks.
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"DebTraveler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> We will be in Rome for 5 nights, travel to Venice and Pisa for
a few days
> return turn to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights.
Does anyone
> know if the hotel will keep our extra bag for us?
Depends on the hotel, I assume. Why not ask them?
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Ken Blake Please reply to the newsgroup
> We would like to take just one. Or, should we just store it a the train station?
>
> Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the
official web site,
> but there's no information about obtaining tickets.
>
> And lastly, a general question. We've been to several musems
and have seen
> people painting reproductions. Some were so -so, some were top
notch, at
> least to me. Are these students or someone hoping to sell it?
I probably
> can't afford one, but how much would it run? I would take a
faux Mary
> Cassatt any day.
>
> Thanks.
>
news:[email protected]...
> We will be in Rome for 5 nights, travel to Venice and Pisa for
a few days
> return turn to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights.
Does anyone
> know if the hotel will keep our extra bag for us?
Depends on the hotel, I assume. Why not ask them?
--
Ken Blake Please reply to the newsgroup
> We would like to take just one. Or, should we just store it a the train station?
>
> Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the
official web site,
> but there's no information about obtaining tickets.
>
> And lastly, a general question. We've been to several musems
and have seen
> people painting reproductions. Some were so -so, some were top
notch, at
> least to me. Are these students or someone hoping to sell it?
I probably
> can't afford one, but how much would it run? I would take a
faux Mary
> Cassatt any day.
>
> Thanks.
>
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No they've told me they are unable to on this occasion. Sorry. Dave
"DebTraveler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> We will be in Rome for 5 nights, travel to Venice and Pisa for a few days return
> turn to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights. Does
anyone
> know if the hotel will keep our extra bag for us?
"DebTraveler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> We will be in Rome for 5 nights, travel to Venice and Pisa for a few days return
> turn to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights. Does
anyone
> know if the hotel will keep our extra bag for us?
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DebTraveler <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
> there's no information about obtaining tickets.
I tried to find more information, but didn't succeed. I suggest you to write to the
Tourist Office to know something more:
[email protected]
[email protected]
Elisabetta
[email protected] om...
> Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
> there's no information about obtaining tickets.
I tried to find more information, but didn't succeed. I suggest you to write to the
Tourist Office to know something more:
[email protected]
[email protected]
Elisabetta
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DebTraveler wrote:
>Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
>there's no information about obtaining tickets.
There is info on this site www.italywithus.com/ click-on "News". Still no online
booking, so you must queue for a ticket for a later time. Regards, Walter
..And Paradise Was Lost...like teardrops in the rain...
>Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
>there's no information about obtaining tickets.
There is info on this site www.italywithus.com/ click-on "News". Still no online
booking, so you must queue for a ticket for a later time. Regards, Walter
..And Paradise Was Lost...like teardrops in the rain...
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"DebTraveler" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:<[email protected] digy.com>...
> We will be in Rome for 5 nights, travel to Venice and Pisa for a few days return
> turn to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights. Does anyone know if the
> hotel will keep our extra bag for us? We would like to take just one. Or, should we
> just store it a the train station?
>
> Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
> there's no information about obtaining tickets.
>
I was in Pisa on 28/29 Dec 2001. The tower is open for visitors, but you must book!
We got there about 10:30 and the first booking we could get was 15:00, we could not
afford to hang round for nearly 5 hours so had to pass it up this time.
Allen
news:<[email protected] digy.com>...
> We will be in Rome for 5 nights, travel to Venice and Pisa for a few days return
> turn to Rome and the same hotel for 3 additional nights. Does anyone know if the
> hotel will keep our extra bag for us? We would like to take just one. Or, should we
> just store it a the train station?
>
> Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
> there's no information about obtaining tickets.
>
I was in Pisa on 28/29 Dec 2001. The tower is open for visitors, but you must book!
We got there about 10:30 and the first booking we could get was 15:00, we could not
afford to hang round for nearly 5 hours so had to pass it up this time.
Allen
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Details of the leaning tower of Pisa are given on the home page - click on news:
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Poetic Justice wrote:
> DebTraveler wrote:
> >Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
> >there's no information about obtaining tickets.
>
> There is info on this site www.italywithus.com/ click-on "News".
I don't see a link "News" there.
> DebTraveler wrote:
> >Also, is the tower in Pisa open for visitors? I have the official web site, but
> >there's no information about obtaining tickets.
>
> There is info on this site www.italywithus.com/ click-on "News".
I don't see a link "News" there.
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Michael
If you open the home page and look in the yellow box on the right - under the map of Italy it says News - click on it.
Soon this will be moved to the travel page and the news will be changed.
If you open the home page and look in the yellow box on the right - under the map of Italy it says News - click on it.
Soon this will be moved to the travel page and the news will be changed.




