Italy Contact Information
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<Faculty & Student contact information will be
provided here closer to the departure date.>
The student assistant for Italy is Lauren Hackman.
She can be reached in her office in Miriam Hall 614.
- Program Abroad (Site) Residence Medaglie
D’Oro
Site Street Address:
Via Gualtiero Serafino, 8
Rome, Italy 00136
Telephone: +39 (0)
639739700
Country Code: 39
City Code:
06
Fax
Number: +39 (0) 63973402
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Email:
info@medagliedoro.it
Website:
www.medagliedoro.it
24 Hour Emergency
Contact Name:
Mr.
Peter Wagner
(937)
229-2479
Peter. Wagner@notes.udayton.edu
- Nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate
Americans residing,
studying or working in Italy and longer term tourists, are encouraged to
register at the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Rome or at one of
the three U.S. Consulates General and obtain updated information on travel
and security. We will be registering all students with the Embassy.
The U.S. Embassy in Rome is located at Via V. Veneto 119/A,
Telephone: 39.06.46741 and fax: 39.06.4674.2217; Internet address: http://www.usembassy.it.
The U.S. Consulates are
located in:
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Florence: Lungarno Amerigo Vespucci 38, Telephone:
39.055.266.951, consular fax: 399.055.215.550; Milan: Via Principe Amedeo
2/10, Telephone: 39.02.290.351 and fax: 39.02.290.35.273;
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Naples: at Piazza della Repubblica, Telephone: 39.081.583.8111, and
consular fax: 39.081.583.8275.
There are U.S. Consular
Agents located in:
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Genoa: at Via Dante 2, Telephone 39.010.584.492, and fax:
39.010.553.3033;
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Palerma: at Via Vaccarini 1, Telephoone: 39.091.305.857, and fax:
39.091.625.6026;
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Trieste: at Via Roma 15, Telephone: 39.040.660.177, and fax:
39.040.631.240.
- Police Department Contact/Address
Ambulance Phone: 118
Police Phone: 113
Fire Phone: 115
Carabinieri: Phone: 112
- Hospital/Emergency Care Facility Address
International Medical Center
V.G. Amendola 7
Phone: 06.48823.71; nights and
SU Phone: 06.488.40.51
Rome American Hospital
V.E. Longoni 69
Phone: 06.225.51
Website. www.rah.it
Call First. Prescriptions filled, paramedic crew on call, referral service
to English speaking doctors. General visit 68€. Open M-Sat. 8:30 am –
8pm. On-call 24 hr. Private emergency and laboratory services, HIIV and
pregnancy tests. On-call 24 hrs.
- Red Cross/Red Crescent Address
Italian Red Cross
Via Toscana, 12
00187 Roma
Telephone:
39.06.47591
Fax: 39.06.4759223
http://www.cri.it
- Pharmacies (Open 24 hrs)
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Farmacia Piram
V. Nazionale 228
Phone: 06/4880754
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Farmacia Internazionale Barberini
Piazza Barberini
49, Via Veneto, Rome, Italy
Phone: 06/4825456
- Time Difference (from EST) 6 Hours
- Tourist Office
Azienda di
Promozione Turistica di Roma/APT, Via Parigi 5
Phone: 06/488991 (near
Termini, Rome Italy)
Phone: 06/65956074 (near
Aerporto Leonardo da Vinci)
- Internet Services
Easy Internet Cafe
Via
Barberini 2 (just off Piazza Barberini)
Phone: 39.06.42903388
2.50€ per hour. Open 24/7.
Freedom Traveller Internet Point
Via Gaeta 25 (near main train
station)
Phone: 39.06.4782.3862
Open 9am to midnight
** For more internet cafes in
Rome and in Italy visit, http://www.made-in-italy.com/travel/cybercafes/
- Documents and Formalities
VISAS: Citizens of
Austraila, Canada, the EU, New Zealand, South Mrica and the US do not need a
visa for stays of up to 90 days. Those wishing to stay in Italy for more
than three months must apply for a permesso di soggiorno (residence permit)
at a police station (questura).
TELEPHONES: Pre-paid
phone cars, available from tabacchi, vending machines, and phone card
vendors, carry a certain amount of time depending on the card’s denomination
(2.60€, 5.20€, or 7.75€). International calls vary depending on where you
are calling. A collect call is a contaSSG, a carica del destinataria or
chiamata collect.
International direct dial
numbers:
AT&T Phone:
172.10.11
British Telecom:
172.0044
Canada Direct: w
172.10.01
Ireland Direct: 1720353
MCI: 172.1022
Sprint: 172.1877
- Transportation
BY
PLANE: Rome’s international airport, known as both Fiumicino and
Leonardo da Vinci, is served by most major airlines.
BY
TRAIN: The Italian State Railway Ferrovie dello Stato, or FS (national
information line phone: 147888088; www.fs-on-line.com) , offers inexpensive
and efficient service. There are several types of trains, the locale
stops at every station on a particular line; the diretto makes fewer
stops than the locale; and the espresso stops only at major
stations. The air-conditioned rapido, an InterCity (IC) train, zips
along but costs a bit more. Tickets for the fast, pricey Eurostar trains
require reservations. Eurail is valid without a supplement on all trains
except Eurostar.
BY
BUS: Intercity buses serve countryside points inaccessible by train and
occasionally arrive in more convenient places in large towns. For city
buses, buy tickets in tabacchi or kiosks and validate them on board to avoid
a fine.
- Post Office
Piazza San
Silvesto 19, Piazza di Spagna, Rome, Italy
Phone:
06/6798495
Contact Information at UD
(We recommend contacts in
this order)
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Mr. Peter Wagner
Director, Study Abroad Programs
119 Anderson Center, University of Dayton
William.sekely@notes.udayton.edu
(937) 229 – 2479 (work @ UD)
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Main Office, School of Business:
230 Miriam Hall, University of Dayton
(937) 229 - 3731
(You may also leave a message for Mr. Wagner
here)
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Center for International Programs
(CIP)
Dr. Amy Anderson, Director
Zehler Hall, Rm 300
aanderson@udayton.edu
(937) 229 - 3514
We have shared our itineraries, contact
information and the like with the CIP. But, we recommend Dr. Sekely as
your first contact point, then the UD School of Business – both before
contacting CIP.
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