We stayed in Sorrento in 09/10 for 6 nights, and it was wonderful! We stayed at the Hotel Settimo Ci

Hi friends, just wanted some advice on which town /city to stay in at the amalfi coast? We are there for four days and we could also spend 2days in one city and 2 days in another..also How many days and where should we stay in Tuscany? We have 3 days there .....cheers
Can't help on the Amalfi, but in Tuscany Montepulciano is a great choice. It's fairly large for a hill town, so there's plenty to do and it's in a very scenic area with some of the nicest countryside and hilltowns in Tuscany close by.
Hello! Well, if I had only 4 days on Amalfi Coast, I would choose to place myself holiday inn phoenix midtown in just one location holiday inn phoenix midtown and then take day trips from there. If you want to be in a smaller town, I'd recommend staying in Positano, which many consider to be the jewel of the coast. From there, you can take the public bus (SITA) to other towns, and even the ferry to Amalfi. Sorrento is also a very good base and is quite a bit larger (although still small) than Positano. From Sorrento, you can take the hydrofoil to Capri for a day, and take the ferries and/or SITA bus to the other towns.
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Thanks nytraveler ...ok,will choose between Sorrento and Positano-or if the family is feeling adventurous- 2 nights holiday inn phoenix midtown in each...we love beaches and are regulars at Phuket and Bali,so guess wont even try and venture near one in that area as pebbles is not my kinda fun on a beach.. --
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Thanks for your replies....just a quick need for advice on wether to take a car from Rome and drive to Positano and Sorrento or take the train to Naples and then the circumvesuviana and busses.....is parking a problem in these places??
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