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Posted: Sun April 29, 2012 08:11 PM UTC
My wife and I will be in Perugia in mid Jan 2013. My wife has mobility issues and at times will need to be in a wheel chair. After cheap/reasonable ground floor or room with a lift that is within walking distance of train/bus station as we will be coming from either Rome or Florence. Also need information about what to see/do and wear the locals eat and shop.
Thanks guys.
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Posted: Sun January 29, 2012 03:50 PM UTC
I will be living in Perugia for the next 5 months. Can anyone recommend an affordable gym which I could join preferably as close to the city centre as possible?
I am also looking for a good yoga studio if anyone has any suggestions?
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Posted: Wed January 25, 2012 05:46 PM UTC
Hi) Me and my school friend plan to spend 5 days in Perugia 25- 29th of May on a way to Bergamo Euromeet. As a part of Euromeet we plan to visit Pallio della balestra in Gubbio on 27th, in addition- Assisi, Spello and, may be, Orvieto. So I have some questions:
1. Could anybody recommend me nice place to dine: something with live music, informal and vivid atmosphere: we aren't interested in night life, just pleasant place to spend evening without risky adventures:-)
2. As I've read here, on VT, that Monday is the day of "closed doors" in Italy, is it worth to visit Assisi on Monday, or some of sights will be closed and we should better go somethere else? (we won't hire a car and will travel by public transport).
3. On the page of Perugia here there is a "Con" tip that Perugia is unsafe place with a lot of criminality. We stay a bit far from the centre: in Etruscan Chocotel, is it safe to walk at evenings (for example going to the hotel from the dinner at restaurant in old town) for 2 mid-aged ladies? Or there are special unsafe places, which aren't recommended to visit?
Thank you in advance, regards, Elena
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Posted: Fri October 28, 2011 08:37 PM UTC
Dear VT'ers, I last visited Perugia in 1980, when I visited the Massinis, I would like to return this year, as I'm staying in Florence (Firenze).
This time I travel with a friend and I would like to show her the sights, I remember the aqueduct, St Pietro's Church, the main square, and I would like some advice about other sights to show, we like architecture, history, and a couple of hours walking tour would be a bonus.
Can anyone suggest a good itinery, and maybe some good places to enjoy coffee, lunch.
Grazie (many thanks)
Jonathan
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Posted: Tue August 2, 2011 07:29 PM UTC
Hi All,
We (family of 3 with a 18 month old) are planing a 2 night stop in Perugia and have started looking at hotels. We are arriving by car.
We've narrowed it down to these three, and were wondering if anyone had any feedback on any of them. Any experience or information would be appreciated.
* Primavera Mini Hotel
* Hotel Fortuna
* Hotel Bonazzi
Thanks
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Posted: Sat March 26, 2011 03:51 AM UTC
Is there bus transportation between Perugia and Milano? If so, where can I pick up it in Perugia), Ineed to travel June 5th, 2011
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Posted: Wed October 6, 2010 02:55 PM UTC
Is there a bus from Venice to Perugia? Train looks complicated!
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Posted: Wed July 14, 2010 07:44 PM UTC
Hi I am looking for a cheap sublet in Perugia near the Universita' per stranieri for this month of July, 2 weeks from 18 to 31 (more or less). I am an Italian teacher 33 yrs old non-smoker, coming for a teachers course. My boyfriend may join me so the ideal would be a single room for two or a studio apartment. Anyone? We also would like to exchange our flat in Tel Aviv for the same period!
Grazie
Laura
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Posted: Sat January 16, 2010 04:49 AM UTC
Just bought an IPod Touch and thought I might be able to use it in Italy while traveling. Anyone had experience with using Wi Fi Hot Spots (free) in Perugia?
traveling with Aloha
the coconut wireless
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Posted: Sat September 5, 2009 10:18 PM UTC
Hello,
I have read a few articles that you need to change trains at Foligno on the way to either Assisi or Perugia. However, having checked the schedules on treinitalia.com, it seems there are direct trains from Rome to these 2 cities without transferring. Is that true?
For instance:
http://orario.trenitalia.com/b2c/nppPriceTravelSolutions.do?car=A&stazin=rome+termini&stazout=perugia&datag=09&datam=09&dataa=2009&timsh=09&datag_r=12&datam_r=09&dataa_r=2009&timsh_r=10&stazin_r=perugia&stazout_r=rome+termini&timsm=15&timsm_r=15&lang=en&nreq=5&channel=tcom&npag=1&lang_r=en&nreq_r=5&channel_r=tcom&npag_r=1&x=32&y=11
If I were to take the train departing Rome termini at 11.57am, I don't need to transfer elsewhere?
Can someone let me know what fare 39/AS means? I don't really understand. Is this the fare to go with if I were to buy a ticket online?
Cheers
Glen
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Posted: Thu June 25, 2009 10:15 PM UTC
Hi! I'm from Brazil. Next month, I'll be arriving in Florence, from where I'll catch a train to Perugia. I'll be studying italian for a couple of months there.
My question is which is the best place to buy clothes: Perugia, Florence, or some other neighbor place?
Tks!
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Posted: Sun July 27, 2008 04:27 PM UTC
My wife and I are planning a trip to Perugia for two weeks either in October or November. I have commitments in October that I could cancel but that would be inconvenient. But, am concerned that if I go in November it would be too cold for walking about the city comfortably and I'd miss the fall colors in the countryside. Would appreciate hearing about what the climate and atmosphere in town is like from people who've been there during October and November.
Martin
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Posted: Wed June 18, 2008 07:32 PM UTC
I study (nursing) in Perugia, am half english and half italian (so speak english and italian). I grew up close to Perugia in the country near a town called Gubbio. I'm pleased to show students around town when they arrive here(for free) because I enjoy meeting new people!
So any of you out there can write to me at benaddey@yahoo.it and I'll introduce you to Perugia!
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Posted: Tue October 23, 2007 07:11 PM UTC
Hi All,
I might get January 2008 off work and visit Perugia. The purpose would of course be to learn Italian language but also to have some fun.
So, here are my questions:
1) how is January in Perugia - is there any life? any students? anything going on or is it a bit sleepy?
2) should i come with my car? is there a problem finding parking?
3) how much would one month rent of a studio apartment in Perugia be?
Thank you!!!
Darko
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Posted: Tue September 18, 2007 12:57 PM UTC
Has anyone had experience with this hotel? Can't find info on tripadviser, which I find rather odd. Thanks, Eva
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Posted: Mon August 20, 2007 12:46 AM UTC
Ciao a Tutti!!
I am planning on beginning an Italian language course which will begin November 2, 2007 at the Università Per Stranieri di Perugia and was wondering if there was anyone out there planning on attending around the same time :-) Thanks for reading this! Hope to speak to some of you soon!!
-Emi
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Posted: Mon June 4, 2007 02:21 AM UTC
Two couples traveling to Italy in July. Our first stay is in Perugia for 4 nights. We want to plan some day trips and would like to spend at least a 1/2 day at a wine vineyard tour. Also want to visit Assissi. Any recommendations? Best way to travel there?
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Posted: Wed April 25, 2007 10:37 AM UTC
Hi everyone. I'm Arpi,f, 24 years old, from Armenia, going to perugia for 2 months July/Aug,. I have 2 months' borsa there, and I would like to fidn an apartmrnt in the city centre, will be glad to share with other girls who are funny helpfull and looking forward to having great time in Perugia, preferably, from italy , Spain, Portugal, Brazil
pls write me if u have any ideas, or if already found something but need to share to reduce the price, plz feel free to write me or call me
mail: in_vano@yahoo.it, tell, 00 374 9 1 46 65 17
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Posted: Sat April 21, 2007 06:46 AM UTC
Hello all!
I will be moving to Perugia in September/October for a period of 12-18 months, and was wondering if anyone knew of any contacts for an apartment in the city center?
Looking for something quite nice, willing to pay a bit extra for the creature comforts.
If anyone has any suggestions/recommendations it would be greatly appreciate!
A presto!
Roberto.
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Posted: Sat April 7, 2007 07:17 AM UTC
We have rented a house in S.Enea which is about 15km from Perugia. On our way there we want to call into a supermarket and stock up on provisions for the first few days. Are supermarkets open on a Saturday afternoon? Knowing Italy and its erratic opening hours I'm worried we might get stuck without food for a couple of days!! All help appreciated. Thanks.
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Posted: Sun December 24, 2006 09:23 AM UTC
My wife and I will be staying in Perugia from May 12 and leaving May 16 for Ancona. We are looking for inexpensive accommodation for the four nights and a few inexpensive places to eat. We are retired Canadians and would appreciate any information.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
John
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Posted: Sun November 26, 2006 02:12 PM UTC
Hi everybody.
Does anybody knows which are the parking cloesest to the centre? Are there free parkings? how expensive are the other? is there a one day long ticket for parking near the centre?
Thank,
Sergio
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Posted: Tue November 21, 2006 04:08 AM UTC
Dear all,
I am a student from Mongolia. I and 2 of my friends are arriving in Perugia at the University for foreigners from January to the end of March 2007. We are looking for a cheap accomodation. We are three of us (2 male and 1 female). If anyone can help us with finding a place to live for 3 months it will be very helpful.
Thank you in advance.
Och
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Posted: Sat September 9, 2006 06:43 AM UTC
Hi - am thinking about doing the 3 month course next year. I get the impression that students are mostly early 20's. I'm 37 and have a lot of friends in their mid to late 20's but was wondering if anyone can tell me if I am likely to be the oldest person there.....hey, if Martin Sheen can do a BA at Dublin Uni at his age, I should be fine, right?
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Posted: Thu July 6, 2006 05:51 PM UTC
I am socrates student from Romania and i am searching accomodattion for Perugia from september to february. I want a simple room as cheeper as posible. If someone knows something please let me know. Thk. ;)
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Posted: Wed June 28, 2006 10:24 PM UTC
I will be here on July 2nd through July 7th.
What must I see and do? Where should I eat? How close to Florence am I? How much by train to get to Florence for a day or two? What are the low cost carriers if I want to fly to Sicily for a day?
Also up for meeting anyone there, since I am working and will be by myself.
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Posted: Sat June 3, 2006 05:07 PM UTC
I am choosing between two hotels--Hotel Priori and Residence Baldesca. Both have quoted me 40 euro for a single room with private bath. Both are in historic center. Any suggestions on which is the better choice in terms of location, size, character, etc.? Has anyone stayed in their single rooms before? I'm an experienced budget traveller. Other suggestions also welcome. Thanks.
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Posted: Sat June 3, 2006 05:01 PM UTC
I'm planning to spend 5 nights experiencing slower paced hill towns in Umbria on my next trip to Italy (a contrast to my 7 nights in Rome). I'm thinking about making Perugia my home base with day trips to Gubbio, Assisi and maybe Spello too. I'm limited as follows: I will NOT have a car (train and bus transport only), I am on a tight budget, and I am traveling alone. Some questions to those with experience: Is Assisi worth a visit despite the busy tourism? If I had to choose between Assisi or Spello, should I do Spello instead? What guide books have the best/detailed information about Gubbio and Spello or other hill towns that are accessible by public transportation? Do Gubbio or Spello have any affordable, centrally located hotels/pensions? (Like 40-50 euro for a single room?) To some degree I've decided to make Perugia my homebase because of price, although Perguia sounds nice. Any other tips are very welcome!
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Posted: Wed April 26, 2006 06:27 PM UTC
Hi there!
I am looking for accomodation agencies in Perugia which are work for Universita per stranieri.
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Posted: Sun February 12, 2006 01:49 PM UTC
I am looking for any kinds of accommodation below Euro 200 per month(inclusive):
From: 1 st April to 30 June 2006
In: down town of Perugia
I can:
do housework
cook for the whole family
teach English and Chinese
Please give your kind advice!
Thank you very much!
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