2-day stop between Paris & Florence

Hello,

For our honeymoon, we will be in Paris for 3 days in September, and then headed to the Tuscany area for a week. We were hoping to make a stop in between the two for a couple of days. We will be traveling by train, so it would need to be somewhere we didn%26#39;t need a car. Our budget is $250/night for a hotel. We were thinking about Nice, but are not sure yet. Any suggestions would be helpful, thanks so much!

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why don%26#39;t you stop at Cinque Terre : www.cinqueterreonline.com

you can take at flight from Paris to Nice with Easy Jet, then take the train cinque terre, using the italian train website : www.trenitalia.com

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why don%26#39;t you stop at Cinque Terre : www.cinqueterreonline.com

you can take at flight from Paris to Nice with Easy Jet, then take the train to cinque terre, using the italian train website : www.trenitalia.com

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Thank you so much! I researched it, and I think we have decided on Vernazza, and are going to try to get a room at La Mala. The area looks perfect! I think we will have just enough time to do some hiking around the area.

Thanks again!

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great idea, Cinque terre is an unspoiled area, classified at the Unesco world heritage, you%26#39;ll appreciate, have a nice trip and enjoy your honey moon ...

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I agree with others that Cinque Terre is a better area that would be cheaper, and less crowded than Nice. (although don%26#39;t expect it to be uncrowded either, the word is out...)

But particular for train travel, consider Geneva. Maybe not cheap, but romantic for a honeymoon, and very convenient by train.

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Well we have a Eurail pass %26amp; will be taking an overnight train from Paris...so scenery isn%26#39;t much of an option, unfortunately :) Or I would consider other routes from Paris. Right now I have us going to Genova, then to La Spezia to Vernazza....

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really a good choice

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