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Location: Paris, France
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356 posts
Location: Paris, France
Posted:
I will be in the Milan area this coming weekend and was wondering if there was anyone spinning fire over there.
If not, all suggestions are welcome. I don't know the city and don't speak italian...
Nomad
I will be in the Milan area this coming weekend and was wondering if there was anyone spinning fire over there.
If not, all suggestions are welcome. I don't know the city and don't speak italian...
Nomad
NYC
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
9,232 posts
Location: NYC, NY, USA
Posted:
I was just wondering how you were.
I guess that answers my question.
International Playboy.
I was just wondering how you were.
I guess that answers my question.
International Playboy.
Well, shall we go?
Yes, let's go.
[They do not move.]
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Lambretta Fanatic
4,998 posts
Location: United Kingdom
Lambretta Fanatic
4,998 posts
Location: United Kingdom
Posted:
my brother is in rome next week, he doesnt spin though.
ill be in pisa on the 3rd of january though.
hope you are well mr nomad
my brother is in rome next week, he doesnt spin though.
ill be in pisa on the 3rd of january though.
hope you are well mr nomad
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Pooh-Bah
2,014 posts
Location: Galveston, TX, USA
Pooh-Bah
2,014 posts
Location: Galveston, TX, USA
Posted:
The only Italian spinner I know lives in Bologna, so I'm no help. However, I'd suggest going to look at the main Duomo in Milan (as long as it isn't still under scaffolding). I was there at least 5 years ago, and it was amazing. Other touristy things to see are Michelangelo's "Last Supper" although you will need to make a reservation for it beforehand. Don't get caught in the shopping district around a time when you will be hungry. It's really difficult to find a restaurant among all the shops. Oh, and don't worry about not knowing the language. It's pretty easy to get around without knowing any Italian.
The only Italian spinner I know lives in Bologna, so I'm no help. However, I'd suggest going to look at the main Duomo in Milan (as long as it isn't still under scaffolding). I was there at least 5 years ago, and it was amazing. Other touristy things to see are Michelangelo's "Last Supper" although you will need to make a reservation for it beforehand. Don't get caught in the shopping district around a time when you will be hungry. It's really difficult to find a restaurant among all the shops. Oh, and don't worry about not knowing the language. It's pretty easy to get around without knowing any Italian.
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