Comments on Blue Guide Central Italy

The first Blue Guide to cover both Rome and Florence in one book, as well as the attractive countryside and towns rich in art history in between the two.
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Central Italy Ristorante degli Abeti in Spoleto
I have used Blue Guides before, and always valued them tremendously. Thanks for your work. This was especially true on a recent trip to Italy, though I write to mention that the restaurant above in Spoleto [p. 561] does not exist. As it happened we had a fabulous meal at the nearby Ristorante L'Angolo Antico, which was also very reasonably priced. It was, like the one we sought, off the beaten path, and richly rewarding for it. Another comment I would make is that it often occurred to me that I would have appreciated knowing which sites, churches in particular, charge fees. Even if it is impossible to keep the rates up to date, the fact that a fee is charged would be very useful information. Thanks again.
HOTEL DUOMO, SIENA P443 CENTRAL ITALY GUIDE.
I would strongly advise any traveller to avoid driving to Siena. Parking is very limited and the car parks difficult to find when approaching the city for the first time. Maybe GPS would help this but old fashioned map reading, signposting and inquiries from the friendly locals proved very difficult. We can compare the experience with Florence and many other Tuscan towns-they didn’t prove to be much of a problem. Siena is well served by public transport.
Maybe we were unlucky in our choice of room in Hotel Duomo but I wouldn´t chance another one to be honest.
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