Located less than a 100 m away from the Ponte Vecchio this centralli located trattoria is excellent value for money. You will find it on a narrow street called Via Stracciatella, to the left of Piazza di S.
I did not want to hijack Ronald's thread on Sardinia and the G8, but following a post on the same topic by Adriatica and my own commennt, I thought that it may be interesting for many to see what we are talking about.
I am sure that you will be able to sort it out. We had a similar problem when we purchased our property some 5 years ago. My husband, a retired architect, immediately realised that the property description on the owner's title did notshow a series of improvements and changes of use done over the time. We consulted with Council, had a discussion with the owner and his geometra, got a price reduction and then we submitted new planimetry. Yes, it costed a bit of money and effort. But now, everything is fine and we are all happy. So do not worry and spend sleepless nights over the issue.
Check with TIM dealer the possibility of a HUAWAI wifi modem, with a SIM card. I used it for my tablet in Italy . You purchase it at a very reasonable price - from memory about €80 and you can have flexibility about contracts or pay as you go.   Â
Well said, Ram. And I would add wearing socks and sandals.... All societies have their "set of rules" according to the circles in which one moves. That does not mean that all people - even within those circles - have to comply with them. If you don't like pasta, don't  eat it. If you prefer a macchiato to a espresso, choose the one you prefer. It is not necessary to start drinking Bellini the moment you go across the border. The French have an excellent expression to describe what I mean: "savoir faire" Â
It is a pity that you did not consult this site earlier. There is a wealth of information if you write "health cover" at the top of the page, your right hand side, and press the "search" button. One of our members, Penny, has become an expert on the topic. Â You will also find lots of information on many other topics as well. And if you do not find what you want, simply ask a question. There are many helpful and knowledgeable members. In anny case, I hope that you will enjoy Italy and this Community. Welcome!
Esme, it must be the Christmas Spirit, but I have decided to park my "ignore list". At least for the time being... You could also park your "agent provocateur" role. And Happy Christmas to you, too.
Generalizations are always dangerous and untrue Basically, we are all individuals and act accordingly. Some people adapt better than others to different environments. Others, will always be foreigners. And also not all ½ûÂþÌìÌÃs live and behave the same.Â
Esme... you are the real expert at being expelled... And your bitterness has deprived you from any sense of humour. Can't you sense when something is said tongue in cheek?
Perhaps your friend drinks a macchiato, instead of an espresso. That is what I usually drink after 11:00. Except after a good lunch and then I love a good espresso. Â And I find your last comment really daft. We are not talking about welfare, charity or world hunger on this thread.Â
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I am sure that you will be able to sort it out. We had a similar problem when we purchased our property some 5 years ago. My husband, a retired architect, immediately realised that the property description on the owner's title did notshow a series of improvements and changes of use done over the time. We consulted with Council, had a discussion with the owner and his geometra, got a price reduction and then we submitted new planimetry. Yes, it costed a bit of money and effort. But now, everything is fine and we are all happy. So do not worry and spend sleepless nights over the issue.
Check with TIM dealer the possibility of a HUAWAI wifi modem, with a SIM card. I used it for my tablet in Italy . You purchase it at a very reasonable price - from memory about €80 and you can have flexibility about contracts or pay as you go.   Â
Thank you, Fred. Still getting used to this tablet... I meant less than 500, but as you rightly said it is 435 to be exact.
Thank you for the information, Penny. I do hope that they will sort out the system for next year. Right nownit is too confusing. Fingers crossed!
Well said, Ram. And I would add wearing socks and sandals.... All societies have their "set of rules" according to the circles in which one moves. That does not mean that all people - even within those circles - have to comply with them. If you don't like pasta, don't  eat it. If you prefer a macchiato to a espresso, choose the one you prefer. It is not necessary to start drinking Bellini the moment you go across the border. The French have an excellent expression to describe what I mean: "savoir faire" Â
It is a pity that you did not consult this site earlier. There is a wealth of information if you write "health cover" at the top of the page, your right hand side, and press the "search" button. One of our members, Penny, has become an expert on the topic. Â You will also find lots of information on many other topics as well. And if you do not find what you want, simply ask a question. There are many helpful and knowledgeable members. In anny case, I hope that you will enjoy Italy and this Community. Welcome!
Esme, it must be the Christmas Spirit, but I have decided to park my "ignore list". At least for the time being... You could also park your "agent provocateur" role. And Happy Christmas to you, too.
Generalizations are always dangerous and untrue Basically, we are all individuals and act accordingly. Some people adapt better than others to different environments. Others, will always be foreigners. And also not all ½ûÂþÌìÌÃs live and behave the same.Â
Esme... you are the real expert at being expelled... And your bitterness has deprived you from any sense of humour. Can't you sense when something is said tongue in cheek?
Perhaps your friend drinks a macchiato, instead of an espresso. That is what I usually drink after 11:00. Except after a good lunch and then I love a good espresso. Â And I find your last comment really daft. We are not talking about welfare, charity or world hunger on this thread.Â