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Frommer's Tuscany and Umbria

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ISBN-10: 0028630890

ISBN-13: 9780028630892

Edition: 2nd 2000

Authors: Reid Bramblett

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Book details

List price: $19.99
Edition: 2nd
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 1/15/2000
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 480
Size: 9.90" wide x 9.90" long x 0.90" tall
Weight: 0.902
Language: English

List of Maps
What's New in Tuscany and Umbria
The Best of Tuscany and Umbria
The Best Tuscan and Umbrian Experiences
The Best Hill Towns
The Best Festivals
The Greatest Artistic Masterpieces
The Best Offbeat Sights and Experiences
The Best Wines and Vineyards
The Best Museums
The Best Etruscan Sights
The Best Luxury Hotels
The Best Moderately Priced Hotels
Florence's Best Rooms with a View
The Best Countryside Retreats
The Best Restaurants in Town
The Best Trattorie in Town
The Best Countryside Trattorie
Planning Your Trip to Tuscany and Umbria
The Regions in Brief
Visitor Information
Entry Requirements and Customs
Money
The Lira, the U.S. Dollar and the U.K. Pound
What Things Cost in Florence
When to Go
Tuscany and Umbria Calendar of Events
Cooking Schools and Special-Interest Vacations
Health and Insurance
Tips for Travelers with Special Needs
A Note for Families and Seniors
Getting There
Countries Honoring Train Passes
Getting Around
Tips on Accommodations, Villa Rentals and Farm Stays
Tips on Dining
Getting Your VAT Refund
Fast Facts: Tuscany and Umbria
Settling into Florence: Birthplace of the Renaissance
Essentials
The Red and the Black
Neighborhoods in Brief
Fast Facts: Florence
Networks and Resources
Where to Stay
Family-Friendly Hotels
Where to Dine
Family-Friendly Restaurants
A Big Step Above Ice Cream: Florentine Gelato
Exploring Florence
Seeing the Sights
A Man and His Dome
Around Piazza della Signoria
Rising from the Blast
The Master's Doodles
Michelangelo: The Making of a Renaissance Master
Shopping
Florence After Dark
Cafe Culture
A Side Trip to Fiesole: A Perfect Summer Escape
A Countryside Stroll in the City
The Chianti, Siena and the Western Hill Towns
Wine Tasting in the Chianti
Siena: A Taste of the Tuscan Middle Ages
Siena's Cumulative Tickets
San Gimignano: The Medieval Manhattan
Volterra: City of Alabaster
In Search of Alabaster
The Encroaching Edge of Town
Massa Marittima: An Overlooked Gem
Lucca and Northwestern Tuscany
Prato and the Virgin Mary's Girdle
Relic Hunting and Prato's Most Holy Fashion Accessory
Italy's Best Biscotti and Tuscany's Top Theater
Pistoia: Where Romanesque Meets Renaissance
Montecatini Terme and Monsummano Terme: Spas and Saunas
Lucca and Its Mighty Medieval Walls
Walking the Walls
North of Lucca--The Garfagnana and the Lunigiana
Pisa, Tuscany's Coast and the Maremma
Pisa and Its Tipsy Tower
Campo dei Miracoli Admissions
Pisa's Perpendicularly Challenged Tower
Pisa's Sunken Archaeological Treasure
Livorno: A Busy Port City with Great Seafood
Elba: Tuscany's Island Resort
The Maremma: Tuscany's Deep South
Southern Tuscany
Montalcino: Home of the Mighty Brunello
Sampling the Vino
Pienza: The Ideal Renaissance City
Montepulciano and Its Noble Wine
Underground Tunnels and Noble Wine
Chiusi: In the Footsteps of the Etruscans
A Famous Spa Town En Route to Chiusi
Arezzo and Northeastern Tuscany
Arezzo: Where Life Is Beautiful
Sansepolcro: Artistic Treasures Off the Beaten Path
Cortona: "City of Art"
The Western Valdichiana: Exploring the Chiana Valley
Perugia, Assisi and Northern Umbria
Perugia: Capital of Umbria and Quaint Hill Town
Perugia's Medieval Pompeii
Assisi: An Artistic Pilgrimage
The Genius of Giotto
Gubbio: Town of Festivals
Lunacy and Death, Eugubian Style
Spoleto and Southern Umbria
Spoleto and the Spoleto Festival
Todi: A Taste of the Middle Ages
Mad Monks and Christmas Carols: Fra Jacopone
Orvieto: Etruscan Ruins and Fine White Wine
Orvieto's Liquid Gold
Tunnels in the Tufa
Tuscany and Umbria in Depth
A Look at the Past
Dateline
Art and Architecture 101
A Taste of Tuscany and Umbria
Recommended Books and Films
Appendix B
Molto Italiano: A Basic Italian Vocabulary
From Antipasti to Zuppa Inglese: Italian Menu Terms
Knowing Your Apse from Your Ambone: A Glossary of Architectural and Art Terms
Index