Tuscany is a general region in Rome, not a single city. Florence is actually part of Tuscany but is more of a city rather than your typical Tuscan countryside.
It's not close to Rome by it's not far, a few hours drive.
Anyone been to Italy?
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Posts: 10 (09/03/2009 5:55 PM) |
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ipodconga |
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Posts: 14967 (09/03/2009 5:57 PM) |
Ok, so Tuscany (which encompasses Florence) can be done along with Florence activities?
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ipodconga |
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Posts: 14968 (09/03/2009 6:00 PM) |
What I'm essentially asking is if Tuscany is far out of the way from the typical tourist places.
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IHeartDrDorian |
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Posts: 10733 (09/03/2009 6:10 PM) |
When I traveled by bus we passed through Tuscany. The whole countryside. When I wasn't sleeping, what I saw was beautiful.
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