how will be honeymoon from Rome to london?

Question

well i have decided to go for my homeymoon from Rome to london. i wonder if eu-rail have this destination, can we sleep in night train journey to save on hotels. what is the cheapest way out, how much will it cost, i also want to know approx how many day should i devote and which all place should be visited between rome and london. any ans will be help ful. thanks you all for ans me

Answer 1

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Mon 05/15/06 (day 1) - London
Tower of LondonView
Tower of London
[phone]
Tower Hill
London, EC3N 4AB
United Kingdom
The Tower of London is mainly perceived as a medieval place of imprisonment and execution. Nine hundred years of history are embraced within the thick, turreted walls. Even though the Tower
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* Mon, May 15th Morning


Tower BridgeView
Tower Bridge
[phone]
Tower Hill
London, SE1 2UP
United Kingdom
Tower Bridge is famous the world over, and has to rank as one of the most visited bridges in history. It was designed by Sir Horace Jones, and opened in 1894. Due to the volume of river traffic
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* Mon, May 15th Morning


St. Paul's CathedralView
St. Paul's Cathedral
[phone] / [phone]
St. Paul's Churchyard
London, EC4M 8AD
United Kingdom
First built in 694AD but destroyed by the Great Fire in 1666, the beautiful building that stands today was designed by Christopher Wren and completed in 1710. St. Paul's has been host to many
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* Mon, May 15th Morning


Big BenView
Big Ben
Parliament Square
London, SW1A 2NE
United Kingdom
"Big Ben" is the name of the clock inside this famous tower that also forms part of the Houses of Parliament. Its impressive mechanism weighs in at over 13.5 tons, and the pendulum, which beats
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* Mon, May 15th Afternoon


London Eye (Millennium Wheel)View
[phone]
Westminster Bridge Road
London, SE1 9TA
United Kingdom
Opened at the beginning of 2000 in honour of the Millennium, and known as both the London Eye and the Millennium Wheel, this huge 450-foot ferris wheel on the South Bank gives a fabulous bird
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* Mon, May 15th Afternoon


Westminster AbbeyView
Westminster Abbey
[phone]
20 Dean's Yard
London, SW1P 3PA
United Kingdom
Westminster Abbey is regarded as an architectural masterpiece of the medieval period. It has been the venue for most of the country's coronations since 1066 and for numerous other Royal occasions
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* Mon, May 15th Afternoon


Buckingham PalaceView
Buckingham Palace
[phone]
Buckingham Palace Rd
London, SW1A 1AA
United Kingdom
Buckingham Palace has been the official abode of British royalty since 1837. The forecourt is the setting for one of London's most popular and spectacular tourist events: The Changing of the
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* Mon, May 15th Evening


Piccadilly CircusView
Piccadilly Circus
Piccadilly Circus
London, W1
United Kingdom
For many years, Piccadilly Circus - at the junction of five busy streets - has been a major London landmark, seen by many as the capital's centre. In the daytime it's a bustling area filled
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* Mon, May 15th Evening


Tue 05/16/06 (day 2) - Rome
The VaticanView
Vatican City
Rome, Italy
The Vatican is among the most important historical sites in the world. The seat of the Holy Roman Catholic Church, The Vatican is also the home of the Pope. As the smallest state in the world
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* Tue, May 16th Morning


Castel Sant'AngeloView
Castel Sant'Angelo
[phone]
Lungotevere Castello 50
Rome, 00193
Italy
The splendid fortress of Castel Sant'Angelo was originally built as a mausoleum for the Emperor Hadrian in 139 AD. In the 10th century AD it was transformed into a castle, then, 500 years later
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* Tue, May 16th Morning


PantheonView
Pantheon
[phone]
Piazza della Rotonda
Rome, 00186
Italy
Commissioned by Marcus Agrippa, restored by Domitian, and subsequently rebuilt by Hadrian (who added the dome) before being turned into a church in the early 7th century by Pope Boniface IV
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* Tue, May 16th Afternoon


Piazza NavonaView
Piazza Navona
Piazza Navona
Rome, 00186
Italy
During the Christmas season this square is packed with stalls selling toys, sweets and decorations for the Nativity scene or Christmas tree, making it a favourite spot for children. Its unusual
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* Tue, May 16th Afternoon


Piazza di SpagnaView
Piazza di Spagna
[phone] (Tourist Information)
Piazza di Spagna
Rome, 00187
Italy
An incredible, almost theatrical square with the lovely Spanish steps leading up to the Chiesa di Trinità dei Monti. One of the most important fashion shows is held here, the steps being
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* Tue, May 16th Evening


Wed 05/17/06 (day 3) - Rome
Colosseum ("Coliseum")View
Colosseum ("Coliseum")
[phone] / [phone]
Piazza del Colosseo
Rome, 00184
Italy
No visit to Rome is complete without having seen its magnificent Colosseum, a vast amphitheatre with seating for 55,000 that was designed as a horse racing circuit and arena for animal fighting
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* Wed, May 17th Morning


Fontana di TreviView
Fontana di Trevi
Piazza di Trevi
Rome, 00187
Italy
Tradition has it that throwing a coin over your left shoulder into the fountain guarantees a swift return to the world's most beautiful city. Anita Ekberg's dip in it was immortalized in Fellini
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* Wed, May 17th Evening


Roman ForumView
Roman Forum
[phone]
Largo Romolo e Remo
Rome, 00186
Italy
The Forum was designed to be the centre of social, political and economic life in the city. The innumerable remains include the well-conserved triumphal arch of Emperor Septimius Severus, with
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* Wed, May 17th Evening


Thu 05/18/06 (day 4) - Naples, Bari
PompeiView
Pompei
Pompei Scavi
Naples, Italy
Pompeii, the most famous archeological site in Italy, is located just 25km away from Naples. The excavations are visited by millions of visitors every year and offer one of the most important
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* Thu, May 18th Morning


Castel del MonteView
Bari, Italy
When the Emperor Frederick II built this castle near Bari in the 13th century, he imbued it with symbolic significance, as reflected in the location, the mathematical and astronomical precision
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* Thu, May 18th Evening


Sat 05/20/06 (day 6) - Venice
Piazza San MarcoView
Piazza San Marco
St. Mark's Square
Venice, 30124
Italy
Piazza San Marco, or St. Mark's Square, is Venice's most famous square. What appears to be a rectangle is actually a trapezium, and when you look up at the basilica, the piazza seems enormous
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* Sat, May 20th Morning


Basilica di San Marco - CampanileView
Basilica di San Marco - Campanile
[phone]
Piazza San Marco
Venice, 30124
Italy
You get a splendid view from the tallest bell tower in Venice. It can be seen from the lagoon, and once you have reached the top, the whole lagoon can be seen from above. Even though the tower
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* Sat, May 20th Morning


Basilica di San MarcoView
[phone] / [phone]
San Marco 328
Venice, 30124
Italy
Started in the 9th century, this church's architecture shows an eastern and Byzantine influence: note the golden altarpiece and the 13th- and 14th-century mosaics that illustrate the cycles
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* Sat, May 20th Morning


Ponte dei SospiriView
Ponte dei Sospiri
Sestiere di San Marco
Venice, 30124
Italy
Some legends say that the Ponte dei Sospiri was called the Bridge of Sighs because it was a rendezvous for lovers; however, the truth tells a much sadder tale. The bridge, in fact was built
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* Sat, May 20th Afternoon


Ponte di RialtoView
Ponte di Rialto
Grand Canal
Venice, 30124
Italy
For a long time this was the only way to cross the Canal Grande. There was a bridge here at the end of the 12th century, but the current one, designed by Antonio da Ponte, was built 1554-1591
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* Sat, May 20th Afternoon


Basilica di S. Maria della SaluteView
Basilica di S. Maria della Salute
[phone]
Dorsoduro
Venice, 30124
Italy
Designed by 20-year-old Longhena, this church is a masterpiece of 17th-century architecture. The dominating feature is its octagonal dome, which contains a lantern showing an image of the Madonna
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* Sat, May 20th Evening


Sun 05/21/06 (day 7) - Milan, Verona
DuomoView
Duomo
[phone]
Piazza del Duomo
Milan, 20123
Italy
Watched over by the Madonnina, the cathedral's high rose marble spires represent the city's most famous artistic and religious monument. The dimensions of Christendom's third biggest church
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* Sun, May 21st Morning


La casa di GiuliettaView
La casa di Giulietta
Via Cappello, 21
Verona, 37121
Italy
This is an obligatory port of call for any visitor to Venice, not least to see the Juliet statue, dedicated to the joys of being in love.The building, is based on the 13th century design, was
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* Sun, May 21st Morning


Castello SforzescoView
Castello Sforzesco
[phone]
Piazza Castello
Milan, 20100
Italy
Built in 1368 by Gian Galeazzo Visconti to defend the city from attack, the castle was enlarged by military architect Magatti under the instruction of Visconti's successor Gian Galeazzo. Destroyed
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* Sun, May 21st Evening


Mon 05/22/06 (day 8) - Pisa
Piazza del Duomo, PisaView

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Answer 2

You have not stated your departure point. If you are in America fly to London first, it will be cheaper, then get EASYJET flights to Rome and back to London (easyjet has the cheapest flights in Europe.)
If you are in the UK, go to London by train, and still go easyjet to Rome...the fastest way to travel is by plane... Otherwise the Eurostar will get you to Paris, stop there for a couple of days, then go on to Rome by train...Don't sleep in the train, if you are in a compartment with other people, (up to 6 persons) you won't sleep comfortably, and some have had their belongings stolen ...and if you are in a private compartment for the 2 of you, it could as expensive as a good hotel room!

Both cities are magnificent to visit... In London you have the day passes on the doubledecker buses (a great tour system, you get on and off the buses wherever you want to and visit everything at your own speed and leisure, the tickets are valid 24 hours). If you live in the UK, you should have other chances to visit London, so spend more time on the continent... If you come from other countries, US or Europe, then share time out equally between both..
Rome may have something similar to the day pass, but I'm not sure. .
In Rome the Vatican museums are magnificent, as are all the ancient monuments...plus the city itself is worth jast walking around in to see things... Piazza di Spagna, Piazza Navona, Pantheon, Colisseum, etc.
In London the royal palaces (go to Windsor also, it is just outside of London), the museums are also excellent. Depending what time of year you are going, the weather will probably be better in Rome. So you might want to take a raincoat for London...
In London you can also enjoy an evening at the thater and some night life. "Pub grub" is fun!
And italian food is wonderful, enjoy restaurants in Rome.And do some "people watching"!

Wherever you go...have a wonderful honeymoon!