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Posted by Michael Amphlett on 08/30/2009

Inter played very well that night in total contrast to the Bari performance. I cannot deny that ACM were outplayed and I am glad that they were comprehensively beaten. After all I am an Interista. However, it is important to recognize that ACM were inept, disorganized, slow and unsure. It is not my remit to write extensively about other teams but ACM have serious problems both on and off the pitch. Inter took ruthless advantage of this. ACM’s appalling performance helped make Inter look better than they really are. As they say in England, “ One swallow does not make a summer.” That said the thrashing of your closest rival is very satisfying. Only 36 matches left, how many for Leonardo?

Footnote - ACM V INTER is known as the Derby della Madonnina after the gold figure of the Madonna perched very high up on one of the many spires that contribute to the magnificence of Milan’s cathedral (Duomo) in the Piazza Duomo. This cathedral is the central focal point of the city and is unusual architecturally as it is gothic in design which is rare for a Roman Catholic cathedral. Visitors have access to the roof either by climbing over 250 steps or by lift. The views are all stunning. It is said that the main cathedral doors are the finest in Europe. I do not work for the Milan tourist board. We all know there is only one real cathedral in Milan - Stadio Meazza.

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Posted by Amara on 03/11/2013

Hi both cities are exsepnive but Milan has a wider choice of hotels in its hinterland and a good transport system. Venice historical also has many hotels but not all of them are good value for money. Venice is a tourist city and prices and quality of service highly depends on the season you are visiting. When are you going there? What is your budget.. I mean how much are you willing to spend on your accommodation per night?Venice has a large hinterland that extends from Mestre (the terra-firma) to Treviso and there are many choices of accommodation there.. B B's, country hotels etc.. prices usually vary between 60 and 120 euros per night with breakfast. Transport is usually good but can be a problem in certain areas after 10 PM.You can take a train from Milan to Venice the intercity ride will take about 3 hours. It is feasible to visit the city in a day and return on the night train but that would be rushing it and you wouldn't really enjoy it much. It is easier to get from Venice to Bologna in terms of transport (there is a direct train line and commuters take it regularly) and Venice also has a large international airport. I can probably suggest hotels around Venice as I am from that area but Milan can be a little bit trickier. Hope this helps .

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