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fiuggina Says: New 2007There is a public transport bus service from June until the end of September to TERRACINA a Mediterranean seaside resort. The bus leaves in the morning from Fiuggi and returns in the evening to Fiuggi.
fiuggina Says: THE SPA famous for its water and UROLOGY CENTRE offer numerous other thermal cures and treatments. BONIFACIO SPA: where people go to drink the waters, situated in a wood of chestnut trees, includes live entertainmentwith typical Italian music and song ANTICOLANA SPA:...
There is so much to see in this area
fiuggina Says: Places of interst to visit in this areaROME CITY CENTRE by TRAINor by car toMONTECASSINO - with its famous Abbey and War Cemetery.RUINS OF POMPEII- destroyed in 79AD by the unexpected eruption of VesuviusTIVOLI– VILLA D'ESTE with beautiful gardens and fountainsTIVOLI-...
1 Review and 28 Opinions After reading some of the reviews we were pleasantly surprised with the hotel in Fiuggi chosen by...
1 Review and 2 Opinions Stayed there in early June 2008 as part of a NIAF group tour. This hotel is old, and well beyond its...
Kuznetsov_Sergey Says: I spent three nights in this 3 star hotel in July of 1996 when being in tour around Italy. It is located rather far from Rome (about 60 km), but it had been chosen by our tourist firm as the most cheapest to accommodate our group for two days close in Rome. Nothing to...
HOTEL IRIS, FIUGGI: PLEASANT FAMILY RUN HOTEL
efreem Says: Situated on Via Fume within easy walking distance of shops & the famous Boniface Spa. Spotlessly clean. Friendly & accomodating staff at least two of whom speak English. Small bar. Telephone & TV in bedroom but no tea/coffee making facilities. No single room supplement. Many...
After a long day in Rome we returned to Fiuggi tired and hungry. We walked and shopped a little. Then we found a small restaurant at the corner of two main streets. It has a bar inside and has some tables in the garden. Also there is a night club under this restaurant.
I ordered a pizza, as usual, and we all drunk some red vine. The staff was very helpful and pleasant and the food was delicious.
Updated Sep 15, 2006
Address: Via Rettifilo
fiuggina Says: There is a regular bus service from Fiuggi to the Anagni train station.from there trains leave every hour to the main train station in Rome city centre (Termini Station) the journey takes one hour. The cost of the ticket is 9 euro which includes bus/train return, and use of...
ozalp Says: If you stay in Fiuggi and you want to go Rome or vice versa, there are only a few opportunities of transportation.One of them is going directly Termini by bus. Then you can choose metro or walking to reach your main destination. Ticket of this bus also can be used in metro....
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There are numerous supermakets in the town selling Italian specialities and international brand names.
If you are staying in a self catering apartment you should be able to find almost everthing you need in the supermarkets.
Remember some shops close in the afternoon from 1p.-4pm.
What to buy: Amaretti biscuits and Cesanese wine are local products.
What to pay: By law you will be given a till receipt on purchase of all goods, either in shops or bars.
This will tell you what you have bought and the price.
Updated May 4, 2007
efreem Says: I think the person who complained of the cold must have been unlucky. I stayed in the 'new' town last week and it was 30 degrees centigrade at midnight one night!. There seem to be two clearly defined areas in Fiuggi, the 'new' section around the marvellous Boniface Spa &...
How to check the weather forecast in Fiuggi
fiuggina Says: THE WEATHER IN FIUGGI Open the page below http://www.meteo.it/previsioni/index.htm Click onto the square LOCALITÀ TURISTICHEThe map of Italy appears, click onto the centre of Italy, (The Lazio region)On the Left hand side you will see- FiuggiClick onto Fiuggi for today’s...
fiuggina Says: It is very sad to read Ozalf’s comments on her short stay in Fiuggi.If I am not mistaken she was with a group on a coach tour visiting Rome? For 3 days?I know Fiuggi very well, and I can assure travellers that it is a charming Italian town.Perhaps on a couch tour visitors...
fiuggina Says: In Fiuggi the day temperature during the summer months is usually in the 30's with the advantage of LOW humidity, NO air pollution and a cooler evening temperature, which is very welcome.For this reason the Italians, feeling the difference in temprature after a long hot day,...
ozalp Says: During our Rome trip we stayed in Fiuggi. After hot days in Rome we returned to Fiuggi with t-shirts and we chilled. Everybody except us was wearing long sleeved shirts and sweaters in this small town.Don’t think that it is August and the weather will be hot all over the...
efreem Says: Ideally situated as a base for touring holiday. Many historic towns in the region plus lush countryside. Places such as Rome, Pompeii & Amalfi Coast (i.e. Naples, Sorrento & Capri) all within a few hours driving.
fiuggina Says: In most towns including Fiuggi everything closes down from 13-00 pm. until 16.00 pm.Or it could be 13.30 until 16.30.In Rome City Centre most shops stay open all day.The reason for this is people don’t usually go out unless it is necessary in the heat of the day. MARKET DAY...
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Fiuggi is a little spa town. We stayed there for our Rome trip. It is 1-2 hour far from Rome. Locals were generally retired Italians, there were not many foreign tourists there.
Fiuggi is a comune in the province of Frosinone in the region of Lazio not far from Rome. I spent three nights in the 3 star hotel in Fiuggi in July of 1996 when being in tour around Italy. It is...
Mountain town;cold wheather in hot Aug.in Rome
We stayed in this small town during our Rome trip.It has a thermal and hosts especially old aged visiters. It was 1 - 1,5 hours away from Rome and we used bus to reach.You can take the hours of bus...
Spent 6 days based in Fiuggi with Newmarket Holidays. Beware! Newmarket day trips start REALLY early. The day 1 Pompeii and Sorrento began at 6.45am (on the bus). A late start was Monte Cassino at...
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