RE: [alfa] Back from a Wonderful Vacation in Italy

[H Taylor <taylor@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Joe,

It seems to me that, with this book, *you* should be telling *us* where 
to go. In most of Italy, everything comes second to eating well.

But as for Alfa-specific destinations, I can't think of much outside of 
the museum. The cars you'll see throughout the country (and most of 
Europe) wether you try to or not -- albiet mostly late-model versions; 
I seem to remember that Italy launched a big tax incentive a few years 
back to encourage people to buy new cars and scrap their old ones, or 
something like that.

- Hal
(Who married in Italy and lives 4 hours north of Milan)



> Well, now I'm curious. Last Christmas, a client of mine gave me a 
> (guide)book titled _The_Food_Lover's_Guide_To_Italy_ which detailed, 
> not only the best restaurants, trattorie, wineries, etc., but also 
> what cities/villages to visit for the best artichokes, lemons, 
> whatever.
>
> So, Digestivi, what SHOULD be on the itinerary for an Alfista's Guide 
> To Italy? Land in Milan, rent a condo for 2 weeks and take day trips? 
> Land in Rome and hop from place to place?
>
> Discuss.
>
> - -Joe in SoFla
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