Assisi Travel Forum

We will be with a tour group in Assisi, but I have a childhood friend who lives in Lavello. I haven't seen her in years and can't imagine being this close and not getting to visit her.
I need to know what the easiest, fastest way to get from Assisi to Lavello . Train to Rocchetta, then rent a car? Rent a car for the entire trip? If I rent a car are there penalties if I return the car in Naples? We want to rejoin our group in Pompeii the next afternoon. If I drop the car in Naples, is there a good Metro to Pompeii?

Any info will be greatly appreciated.

As I was walking downhill from the parking area in Assisi I looked through a doorway and found an enchanting nativity scene. It was an entire village with small signs in Italian. As I remember, it was on the way to the church of Saint Claire. We will be returning to Assisi in July and I would love to show this nativity scene to my family. Does any one know the name of the street it is on? Thank you.

I will be staying around Florence for a few day in early June. Can anyone tell me is it possible to travel to Assisi for a day, preferably by train. Please advise!

Thank you in advance for any helpful advice/directions/suggestions!

I will be staying at at farmhouse apartment apporximately 15 kilometers outside Assisi with four friends. We will be making several trips back and forth to the train station in Santa Maria degli Angeli from the farm. We do not want to rent a car. Does anyone know the approximate cost of hiring a taxi for a trip of this length and the maximum number of passengers per car? Thanks for your help, Pat

Hello,
I was wondering if a daytrip to Rome is doable from Assisi? I really have no clue about this and need all your help!!!

Thanks, Donna

I bought a print from a shop in Assisi a couple years ago, and foolishly didn't buy the second print that went with it. Maybe someone on this forum knows the artist or the shop phone number or the number for the Assisi chamber or commerce.

See the print here: http://lostassisiartist.blogspot.com/. Most of this artist's prints are very similar in style.

Thanks.

My sister will be in florence in May and would like to visit Assisi. She has already rent a car for sunday and monday. Should she go to Assisi on monday? There will be certainly less tourists then, but will the restaurants, shops, museums, be open?

Thank you for your advice.

Teresa

This hotel is a little out of town. Is there anyone who has stayed here? How would you rate it?

Which buses or trains does one take to get from Assisi to Siena? How late does the transportation run?

what is the best hotel to stay in in the center of assisi - not the countryside thank you the same question goes for siena

Is there a bus to take from Assis to Cortona? How long it is gonna to take?
And anywhere on the website that I can find the schedule?

Please give schedule and bus name from Assisi to Siena on Sundays? Is there a bus between 11AM to 1PM on Sundays and how long is the travel to Siena?

Thank you for your reply - referido@lycos.com

Hi there
This is my first time I go to Italy, after reading the Assisi, I really want to go there, but a bit worry about how the transportation. What is the best way to go there from Rome, by bus or train and how. I can stay Assisi a night..
Thank you :-)

We will be travelling from Rome to Florence via rail and were considering stopping off for a day in Assisi. Does anyone know if there is place to stow luggage at the train station? Thank you in advance for your reply.

We are trying to decide whether to go to Assisi for the Calendimaggio festival or the Corsa dei Ceri race in Gubbio. Any suggestions? What is the Calendimaggio like? Real touristy or authentic? What actually happens? Is there anything going on in the evening? Is the town wall to wall people?

Hello everyone,

I want to take my group of 24 people to St. Marys of the Angels. We are staying in the old part of Assisi, specifically Hotel LaRocca (anyone heard of it?). Does anyone know how we can get there without renting a bus?

Thanks!
Mary

Hi,

i am travelling from Assisi to Bergamo on friday the 4th June 2004. i am looking for the best route to take and an estimation of the journey time.

thanks

Jim

I will be spending 6 nights in Florence, as many other travellers are, in February and I see that everyone is recommending day trips to the Tuscany area. We do plan on visiting Siena and Pisa, however, should we also plan a day trip to Assisi? Will it take an entire day? What is the best mode of travel - we won't have a car. What are the "must-see" sites or cafes in Assisi?
Thank you for your help.