Subject: Re: driving in Italy |
It's been awhile since I did this, but I imagine these are still good ideas:
Bring an Italian/English dictionary, not just a phrase book, unless your Italian is good. The words you need to puzzle out unusual parking signs and such often aren't in phrase books. Bring a picnic kit, or buy it there. I mean knives, corkscrew, glasses, blanket. We didn't find a cooler useful because ice was rarely available. Watch your gas in the countryside; stations close. Don't worry about getting lost; that's usually the most interesting part of the trip. Betty in central Illinois |