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Day 10: Florence
... We watched some kids run into a creperie and decided it was time for Mom to try her first Nutella crepe. They are so gooey and chocolatey and sweetly delicious. Once we were in Santa Croce, we only had a little time, so went straight to the Masters' tombs. I can't explain the absolute disbelief and surrealty of standing in front of the spot where Galileo, Michelangelo and Dante rest. I mean, you're literally 10 feet from the father of modern astronomy, the painter of the ...
Day 9: Florence
... so we didn't go in. Hopefully it will be less crowded during the week. We kept going until we got to Ponte Vecchio, which is a 13th-century bridge with shops and restaurants all along it. What a neat place!!! We really loved it. We waked over the bridge, ate some gelatto, window shopped and pined over $350 leather jackets and $2,500 necklaces. Bradley, of course, wanted the pigs made out of slime that you throw on the ground and ...
Friday is the last day (this year)
... They are in Florence for a three years with GE. They've been here a year and love it. They have two daughters and the girls love it too. They go to an International School so get all sorts of cultures in their classes. And just when we thought we'd missed wedding Saturday....we saw a bride and groom at P.M. We're back at Alcova now and have almost finished packing so this is my ...
Florence
... restaurant on a quete ally that had soups for 1.5 euros and meals for about 5 euros...MMm it was pretty good. I decided to get chines because I am getting a little sick (and chubby) eating Pizza and Pasta all the time hehehe
After lunch I walked to the main shopping street and absorbed the atmosphere...it was just so much happening and alot of excitement. From there I went to the Ponte' Vecchio bridge, where they have shops just hanging of the side of the bridge. ...
Florence Duomo & strolling down the Arno
... building so extraordinary is Filippo Brunelleschi's massive red-brick dome, one of the greatest architectural achievements of all time. The official name of the cathedral is "Cattedrale di Santa Maria del Fiore" or "St Mary of the Flower". The massive cathedral wasn't started until 1294 and was largely finished by 1417. Brunelleschi took his inspiration for the dome from Rome's Pantheon and arrived at an engineering solution of a distinctive octagonal shape of ...
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