Venice Italy European
Posted in Quality Painting on 06/25/2010 03:37 am by adminVenice Italy European
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 Cy TWOMBLY 1984 Staatliche Kunstalle Baden Baden SCARCE  US $149.95
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 OLGA_ART VENICE ORIGINAL 17" W/C PAINTING by L.MATSSON US $.99
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 JEAN DAVID 2 sided Oil PAINTING SIGNED French Israeli US $3,000.00
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 CAPRI FISHERMEN LISTED ITALIAN GUIDO ODIERNO 1913-91 US $999.00
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 "View of Toledo," El Greco, reproduction in oil. US $335.00
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 RENATO GUTTUSO - OIL ON TABLE US $.99
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 JOSEPH RAPHAEL AMERICAN IMPRES1869-1950 ST MARK'S PLAZA US $350.00
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 1952 LOUIS BOSA NY Philharmonic CARNEGIE HALL drawing US $650.00
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 Knut Norman (1896-1977): SCENE from VENICE US $245.00
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 EDMUND AUBREY HUNT LISTED ARTIST OIL PAINTING HARBOR US $5,500.00
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 EDWARD GOODALL NOTRE DAME PARIS WATERCOLOR ART PAINTING US $30.99
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 OIL Painting Saint Mark's Square Venice Italy Italia US $629.10
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 TICHE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING ART EUROPE OLD PLAZA SQUARE US $165.00
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 Karin Van Leyden Oil Painting Maya Family CA 1947 US $1,700.00
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 Schultz! The three Hills, Denmark. Fine modern oil.-NR! US $500.00
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 Ossip L. Linde European Scene Watercolor Painting CT CA US $400.00
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 Thomas Kinkade Art Venice Sunset on the Grand Canal Oil US $1,680.00
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 Canal Water City c 1950 oil painting Italy landscape US $800.00
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 PG TICHE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTING ART PIAZZA PLAZA CAPITOL US $199.00
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 Roberto Braida's "Magic Moon" US $550.00
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 FREDERICA RAVIZZA OIL on CANVAS VENETIAN LANDSCAPE US $2,800.00
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 Guido Odierna Italy Capri painting Listed Italian US $425.00
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 Knut Norman (1896-1977): VENICE: Canal with Swans US $699.00
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 Original VENICE ITALY Painting Realistic WholeSALE ART US $350.00
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Cheapest way to travel France, Greece, Italy?
I was planning on visiting 5 european countries, all about 3 days each. Greece, Italy, France also Ireland and England. I was planning on getting a eurail pass but was advised to exclude Ireland as it was better just to get a bus pass there. However, now I'm hearing similar things about Greece and Italy (not to get a bus pass, just not buying a eurail pass . just regular tickets).
Basically, my itinerary is as follows:
Flying into Athens, staying 3 days, then heading for Venice, Italy.
Staying in Venice 3 days, then heading to Paris.
Staying in Paris 3-6 days then heading to Ireland.
The only variation is in the 3-6 days in Paris. Other than that, those are the exact cities I will be staying in and will not be doing much traveling outside of them unless there's something relatively close by.
So, should I get the eurail pass that would include all 3 countries? Or would it just be more economical to buy each ticket respectively?
Thanks!!
A lot of it depends on how you will be getting from city to city. If you are flying from city to city (Europe has many very cheap airlines), then definitely don't get the Eurail pass. If you're traveling by train from city to city, you're probably better off getting a Eurail pass. However, in most cities, Eurail passes won't cover local transportation (i.e. metros, etc.). Italy is especially bad for Eurail pass, because the trains are hardly ever on time (sometimes they don't even come at all) and they charge a lot for people who have Eurail passes.