Gaumont Grand Ecran Italie

Advantages: its an amazing place, I just can't stay away, expensive if you don't know the cheaper places or you dont haggle
Disadvantages: A lot of tourists in JUly and August

...Venice has to be the most beautiful place Ive ever been to and believe me I'm been to a lot! Whilst visiting Venice, a ferry ride to burano is a must. An island of the brightest coloured houses you've seen awaits you, not to mention some of the friendliest people I've ever met!It really is worth the journey. Venice it's self plays host to art work of some of the greatest works of art, notably the Guggeniheim museum-even the entrance gates are beautiful. Italy wouldn't be Italy without the gorgeous Italian icecream or a ride down the grand canal in a gondular!... Read review

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Advantages: Great track
Disadvantages: Intimidating atmosphere

...Monza is famous for being the home of Italian motor racing. In fact, Italy is the only country to hold 2 grand prixs a year regularly by claiming one as the San Marino grand prix. It is also the home of the banked curves from the old 50s track. These still remain at the circuit but are no longer used. Every year,the Ferarri mad Italians (the Tifosi) make the pilgrimage to Monza to watch their scarlet Machines do battle with the worlds elite motor car producers in order to be Formula 1 constructors champions.I say CONSTRUCTOR'S CHAMPION because they dont follow the drivers. They follow the car. They do not care if Michael Schumacher is Driving or Margaret Thatcher, as long as Ferarri wins. Because of this, it is a very intimidating place t odrive if you are not in an Italian Red car. Eddie Irvine discovered this to his cost. In 1999 he... Read review

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Advantages: everything....beautiful scenery, gorgeous food + lovely people!
Disadvantages: not much...Assisi can get very busy especially during Easter and mid-july

...Umbria is the most beautiful and varied region of Italy and each town is crammed with treasures and historical backgrounds (eg. St Benedict and St. Francis). Hill-towns feature quite prominently in Umbria- pinky-stoned, fascinating Assisi, the dark medieval streets of Perugia and the steep, delightful towns of Gubbio, Spello and Urbino. The unspoilt, gentle, lush countryside of Umbria is part of its charm. For example, the Piano Grande - a vast upland plain stretching for 40sqkm! My review will be focused on the lovely medieval town of Assisi as this is my favourite Umbrian town and im constantly drawn back to it! Assisi: A series of earthquakes over the last few decades have severely damaged this medieval town and Assisi had to cope without its premiere sight - the Basilica di San Francesco! The Basilica's walls are covered... Read review

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