Select a region to filter results for Classifieds, Hotels, and Blogs to your area.
26°C
Weather information provided by Weather Channel, Inc. More information: Local Pollen Reports, Airport Conditions, Lawn and Garden Weather, Rush Hour Traffic.
The B Gallo is a lovely dining experience with a warm atmosphere and delicious food. The service is good and check out the wine list, it is very nice. Enjoy the great location look right at the Duomo in the heart of Florence. A meal will cost about 15 to 20 euros per person.
originally posted by: Michael Hummel EYP Student Blog Editor
Upon entering The Hard Rock Cafe in Rome you are quickly met by friendly service and a feeling of comfort. Great comfort food, along with a wide selection of cocktails all at an affordable price. If you are hungary I suggest the Hard Rock Nachos they are delicious.
originally posted by: Michael Hummel
The Metropolitan Theatre on Via Del Corso has all the box office films that you might want to see every day all in English. They do not have a website, but it is easy enough to go to the theatre located right on Via Del Corso and get the playing times. The staff speaks english fairly well and it is also well priced. Enjoy!
originally posted by: Michael Hummel
Club Tutti is an international social club for those of you who are visiting Rome or for those of you who live in Rome.
We have Club Tutti events in Rome, Florence, New York City, Miami, Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale and Las Vegas.
We are a friendly group of people of all ages from many countries. We have events to be able to share the culture in Rome, meet new friends from all over the world and speak English or Italian….or a bit of both!
Our website is:
wwww.language.meetup.com/49
We look forward to meeting you soon!
originally posted by: Club Tutti
The Bargello Museum is often overlooked by tourists in Florence. I strongly suggest giving it a look. The medieval architecture of this building, which used to be a prison encases some of the best work of the Renaissance. Take time to enjoy such works as Michaelangelo’s Baccus – it is truly worth it.
originally posted by: Michael Hummel EYP Student Blog Editor
This gallery is the most important Renaissance museum in terms of Renaissance paintings. My personal favorite was the "Seven Ladies of Virtue
originally posted by: Michael Hummel EYP Student Blog Edito
The Accademia does not have the same number of amazing works as other galleries in Florence, but it does have Michaelangelo’s David so it is a must. The David is probably the greatest sculpture ever done in terms of beauty and skill. The hands are so lifelike it is scary.
originally posted by: Michael Hummel EYP Student Blog Editor
This newly built hotel is three stars but feels like at least 4. It seems like it is mostly family run and the ownership is very freindly. The location cannot be beat: it is right between the Duomo and The Accademia Gallery, literally a 3-minute walk to each site from the hotel. Breakfast is included, which is also nice. The rooms are also fairly priced!
originally posted by: Michael Hummel EYP Student Blog Editor
The Gusto Leo is a relaxed enviroment with som good italian food. The Lasagna was very good and the gelato was even better. The prices are fair and there is a 10% discount if you are students or have a large group. There is also an open bar if you just want to stop in for a drink. The service very friendly and you do not need to wait long for your food.
originally posted by: Michael Hummel EYP Student Blog Editor
Fantastic factory “outlet” stores can be found in Nove, north of Vicenza. Gorgeous name brand dishes, platters, serving bowls, pitchers – - you name it, very low prices. There are lots of them, try VBC on the far end of the main street of town. Just ask anyone, or follow the buses. Open M-F and Saturday mornings.
originally posted by: Shannon
Connect with Us