Comments on: travel issue http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/05/10/travel-issue/ Dialogue with the readers of the newsletter Buongiorno Venezia Wed, 15 Apr 2026 10:49:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: buongiornovenezia http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/05/10/travel-issue/#comment-167 buongiornovenezia Thu, 10 May 2007 12:55:19 +0000 http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/05/10/travel-issue/#comment-167 not the beaten track, but there are organized trips from time to time. without someone speaking italian and arranging the tour, or without renting the car, i'd forget such a fast trip. some notes - for anyone seeking travel advice: - hiring a car takes money obviously (but there are deals) but spares you much time, specially in those areas where services are few. if you can't drive for physical reasons, that's another story. but if the reason for not driving is that you are scared of driving in italy, that's nonsense. so, first advice: rent a car if possible, you'll be able to stop anywhere and enjoy the trip much more. - for the given itinerary, check websites first (like this: http://www.fortificazioni.net/Eventi.htm ) even if in italian. you may wish to email the listed contacts - i know that the internet changed the world, and that the other travellers' opinion is very valuable, but i wonder how travel agents should make their living. consider contacting one locally if you and your travel consultant can't find the required information. not the beaten track, but there are organized trips from time to time. without someone speaking italian and arranging the tour, or without renting the car, i’d forget such a fast trip.
some notes - for anyone seeking travel advice:
- hiring a car takes money obviously (but there are deals) but spares you much time, specially in those areas where services are few. if you can’t drive for physical reasons, that’s another story. but if the reason for not driving is that you are scared of driving in italy, that’s nonsense. so, first advice: rent a car if possible, you’ll be able to stop anywhere and enjoy the trip much more.
- for the given itinerary, check websites first (like this: http://www.fortificazioni.net/Eventi.htm ) even if in italian. you may wish to email the listed contacts
- i know that the internet changed the world, and that the other travellers’ opinion is very valuable, but i wonder how travel agents should make their living. consider contacting one locally if you and your travel consultant can’t find the required information.

]]> By: Sylvia http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/05/10/travel-issue/#comment-171 Sylvia Fri, 11 May 2007 15:38:43 +0000 http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/05/10/travel-issue/#comment-171 My experience is about visiting the historical Montello - Crocetta, the sacrary in Nervesa della Battaglia near Treviso, Italy. There are no guided tours and the area can hardly be reached by bus, and it is hard to find itineraries where WW1 took place. My experience is about visiting the historical Montello - Crocetta, the sacrary in Nervesa della Battaglia near Treviso, Italy. There are no guided tours and the area can hardly be reached by bus, and it is hard to find itineraries where WW1 took place.

]]> By: Logan Smith http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/05/10/travel-issue/#comment-185 Logan Smith Sun, 13 May 2007 21:37:16 +0000 http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/05/10/travel-issue/#comment-185 Okay, now I realize I have to rent a car. I have studied a map. Is the best driving route from Venezia to Kobarid (Caporetto) via Gorizia or via Udine and Cividale? Grazie. --Logan Okay, now I realize I have to rent a car. I have studied a map. Is the best driving route from Venezia to Kobarid (Caporetto) via Gorizia or via Udine and Cividale?

Grazie.

–Logan

]]> By: michelangie http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/05/10/travel-issue/#comment-218 michelangie Thu, 17 May 2007 21:26:52 +0000 http://blog.buongiornovenezia.com/2007/05/10/travel-issue/#comment-218 I'd go for Udine (so beautiful) and Cividale, good driving route. Tip: check S.A.F. http://www.saf.ud.it for bus connections from Cividale (also international). You can reach Cividale by car or by train from Udine http://www.ferrovieudinecividale.it Hope this helps I’d go for Udine (so beautiful) and Cividale, good driving route.
Tip: check S.A.F. http://www.saf.ud.it for bus connections from Cividale (also international).
You can reach Cividale by car or by train from Udine http://www.ferrovieudinecividale.it
Hope this helps

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