Travel Forum / Destinations / Europe / September 2006

A friend asked me what would be the best way to get from Stansted Airport to the Jolly St. Ermin's Hotel at 2 Caxton Street in Westminster.
Their flight lands at 9:40 pm on October 3rd (a Tuesday).
From what I can see most options involve taking a train from the airport to an ...

Bermuda is one of the oldest, smallest but by far and away most
populated of remaining British Overseas Territories - and oldest
British Commonwealth member. Located on the Atlantic Ocean in the North
Gulf, it lies North Carolina and is easily accessible by plane or a

We got back last night.
Here are some of the pics!
http://www.deepfriedmars.com/CorsicaNorth.htm
http://www.deepfriedmars.com/CorsicaSouth.htm

The Times (UK)
September 20, 2006
Train that changed a nation celebrates its 25th anniversary

The last time I was there was 1973 and I was traveling by motorcycle.
Spent over a month in Spain.  Now older and fatter, and remembering how
rural many areas were, I am wondering if a good way to see several
areas would be by car.  I would assume either a northern or southern

Hi, I'm Italian boy. Maybe I will move in Canary Island. If possible I
need of ask you 2 or 3 questions.
In this period is easy find job? Is easy find a room for sleep?
The food is expensive? More or less how much cost rent a room for a

flights seem very expensive...how long would train take...i have to
leave on thursday for 3 days.....would it be best to fly to london then
to amsterdam....thanks for any nfo

Does anyone have any recommendations for tour companies in Prague that
specialize in the Jewish quarter?
Thanks

My wife and I arrive in Rome on 10/11/06 and depart from same 10/27/06. It
is our first trip to Italy. What are the must sees?  Rental car or rail/bus?
We usually frequent B&B's. Tentative itinerary?
Thanks,

is it possible to buy tickets to the colosseum in advance?
If so  where can i buy them  can anyone help me??
 thanks  Neil

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/5374038.stm
EU hopefuls face further tests
By Oana Lungescu
BBC News, Brussels

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/621106a0-44e7-11db-b804-0000779e2340.html
Germany eyes free-trade zone to rival China
By Bertrand Benoit in Berlin
Published: September 15 2006 22:11 | Last updated: September 15 2006

I though I was pretty good at Italian pronunciation, but something I have
just come across has me puzzled. The David Hewson novel "The Villa of
Mysteries" has on page 2 the following line:
"...the waiter [in a restaurant in Tuscany]...had lectured [us] on how wrong

Forgive me if I'm OT, but where can I find some statistics as to how
many Americans currently live in those 2 cities.
Thanks in advance.
Pete

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/5370744.stm
Final return to Congo
By David Willey
BBC News, Rome