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Best beaches to go from Milan?

Yes I was here yesterday asking about Rome, but anyway, change of plans :Dd I found cheap flights to Milan and I’d like to spend my vacation mostly by the beach. What is the best place to go from Milan for pretty and clean beaches and not too overpriced accommodation? And also accessible by train/bus, anything up to a 6 hour ride is fine. Thanks!

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u/yurmumspp — 3 days ago

Best beaches to go from Milan?

Yes I was here yesterday asking about Rome, but anyway, change of plans :Dd I found cheap flights to Milan and I’d like to spend my vacation mostly by the beach. What is the best place to go from Milan for pretty and clean beaches and not too overpriced accommodation? And also accessible by train/bus, anything up to a 6 hour ride is fine. Thanks!

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u/yurmumspp — 3 days ago

Best beaches to go from Rome?

I found cheap flights to Rome and I’d like to spend my vacation mostly by the beach. What is the best place to go from Rome for pretty and clean beaches and not too overpriced accommodation? And also accessible by train/bus, anything up to a 6 hour ride is fine. Thanks!

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u/yurmumspp — 4 days ago

Best beaches to go from Rome?

I found cheap flights to Rome and I’d like to spend my vacation mostly by the beach. What is the best place to go from Rome for pretty and clean beaches and not too overpriced accommodation? And also accessible by train/bus, anything up to a 6 hour ride is fine. Thanks!

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u/yurmumspp — 4 days ago
▲ 7 r/travel

Best beaches to go from Rome?

I found cheap flights to Rome and I’d like to spend my vacation mostly by the beach. What is the best place to go from Rome for pretty and clean beaches and not too overpriced accommodation? And also accessible by train/bus, anything up to a 6 hour ride is fine. Thanks!

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u/yurmumspp — 4 days ago

Is constant 55% humidity normal in a small apartment?

My boyfriend and I live in a studio apartment (30sqm) on the ground floor (but there are still apartments below us) with very high ceilings, because it’s a loft. Our humidity is constantly around 55% even when running a dehumidifier. It often moves according to the humidity outside, right now it’s 71% outside so inside it’s 59%. However we don’t see any visible mold growth, we ventilate the apartment often and try to do our best to keep it less humid. Is this just a normal thing for small apartments like this or should we be worried?

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u/yurmumspp — 2 months ago