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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would not spend for than 2 days or so in Rome which involves seeing Colleseum for one.  If you must spend 3. [b]It's a city like any other.[/b]  The exception is if you must see Vatican.

I'd do day trips from Rome to Ponza/Venice/orvieto and if you could do a 2-3 night I'd go down to Naples for with Pompeii or Hereceleum not both - you really don't need.

If you had any extra time I'd see Ischia.

I've been around the world and [b]most but cities are the same[/b].  Good food, lots of people and of course museums and landmarks.  I have only a few cuties that I can spend more time in and it's cause they offer such diversity, like Paris, maybe NYC, Tokyo, HK.  Otherwise you spend 3 days there and it's all good.  Mainly to eat :) For me, [b]Rome is that brief visit of a city.[/b]  [/quote]

Venice is too far from Rome to do a day trip easily.  The fastest train is over 3 hours.[/quote]

Yes, it's actually a full 4 hours Rome-Venice.

Personally have issues with the bolded part of this take.  I guess everyone has different priorities, but man Rome is special with its blend of ancient and modern. Have been there twice and could easily spend a week there again anytime.[/quote]

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