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Bologna
... political orientation. Other than that the city was very livley and had the most beatiful church. The way there was quite fun, because we went by car, and the our boys were sleeping in the back, while we were trying to find the way with Lisa, the navigation.
It was quite a challenge to wake the boys in the middle of the night, at 9:30 am..... :-) But were sucessful. The spanish, always ...
Bologna
... they are very pretty colored here). We then got some gelato but I tried Betty's and it wasn't good so I wasn't in the mood anymore. We wandered through a refurbished castle turned mall called Corte Isolani, and it luckily led right into Santo Stefani which was also spectacular - they have bits from the original floor and a pretty pulpit. Sara and I got giant chocolate frappes after that, at Cremeria Sette Chiesa which was delicious. Betty had a praline gelato which she said ...
Amazing Race to Bologna
... run for it! The next station was about 10 blocks away so we took off running with our packs through this foreign town, trying to navigate in what was hopefully the right direction. After Sami getting hit by bus (barely), we approached the station out of breath with just enough time to watch our train pull away. We got tickets for the next train that departed with an hour and a half wait. Luckily, across the street from the station, we found a bar with a ...
Typically Italian
... that we cycle and Briar and I readily agreed whilst Caitlin did so reluctantly. This is after all the city of bicycles after all. The problem we then faced was eight people and five bikes, the Italian’s didn’t seem bothered by this and sped off whilst us foreigners struggled to give each other backies, ending up in the gutters several times. Our little journey was made more entertaining by Caitlin’s exclamations as she was rattled up ...
Galeazza Castle Day 1 - Bologna
Castello di Galeazza
We've been here a day and are perhaps closer to understanding this magical place – Castello di Galeazza. The castle itself is a decent size and we are told that nearly 500 used to live on this property when it was a working castle. Now only a small portion of the castle is habitable and even that is only really good for the warmer months. There are five guest rooms, two ...
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