ITALY Readers's Tips - I think you should spend 5 nights in Rome, 3 nights in Florence, and 3 in Venice.You'll need the extra day in Rome if you want to daytrip down to Pompeii, because there is a lot to see in Rome. If I understand you properly, your husband's birthday will fall on night 5 of your trip.Why don't you start by going immediately to Venice and working your way back to Rome Rome can be pretty intense, and you might be more comfortable saving it for the end, by which time you'll be thoroughly acclimated.You could take the train, but consider flying from Rome to Venice. Venice is an easy starting place, and great for just wandering around, which is nice when you're still getting over jet lag.This plan would put you in Florence on your husband's birthday, which for my money is the best eating you'll find, and Florence is a great place for nightlife.Siena is great in the evenings, so I wouldn't blame you for wanting to spend the night, but it also makes a good daytrip.Then you can take the Eurostar train down to Rome and do your thing there.

Moving in Florence to study abroad Mr Wolf handle the details We will offer you all the assistance you need to transition your new life in Florence: http://www.wolfflorence.m/ Hi, I was wondering when we are in Italy, on Oct.9th do we have to set our clocks back one hour is that right because we were planning on taking an early morning train and don't want to miss it.thanks for your help.

and34; clocks back one hour is that rightand34;.i>and32; Correct.