Any trader From Italy?

Rafting in Italy:

http://www.deliciousitaly.com/visualizza.php?Id=91&regione_id=19

 

I'm in Florence, just in case......

 

Trekking in Italy:

http://www.trekkingitalia.com/engl/program2k.htm

 

Well, of course the main question is always what you want. I have to say that art is not my main focus. That said, did you check the same page about Naples?
Florence has definitely a lot of things to see, but Naples is not that bad. Actually, Naples has so many things that they can't even show them, because there are not enough people. They are accessible only in the weekends of May.
In Florence, on the other side, you don't have this:

http://users.ugent.be/~jhvdewal/napoli.jpg

and this (Capri):

http://212.239.51.7/cral/images/stories/capri/capri.jpg

and this (Ischia):

http://operaischia.com/Images page/LighthouseFromCitara.jpg

and this (Procida):

http://www.procidamia.it/vivara.jpg

and a couple of other things.
To have that in Florence you have to travel a bit.

But honestly, if you like Sulmona I doubt you would like Naples. Few cities in Italy, if any, are more chaotic. Definitely it's not a quiet place. That was just my personal preference.

 

A good website - in English - about train travels in Italy:

http://www.trenitalia.it/en/index.html

 

A opinion about Sulmona:

http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g194928-r5935013-Sulmona_Abruzzo.html

 

I had just came back from Italy - and Sulmona. A very nice place among the mountains, but also very cold...I will go back in the summer.

 

...or spring, its's better, too..

 

I live in Pescara, not far from Sulmona.

Bye

 

I suppose it's not so cold in the winter in Pescara as in Sulmona?