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Arrivederci al Prossimo Viaggio
... this issue. The hotel has a great rooftop terrace; the whole city was lit up before us, all of the sites we had just walked past. We had a drink outside; I tasted a Sicilian specialty Averna Amaro and loved it. This liqueur is made with herbs, roots, flowers, bark, and citrus peels soaked in alcohol, mixed with caramel, and aged in casks. We then went inside for our last dinner in Italy … at least for this trip. We would love to ...
Hanging with the Mafia!
... had dinner up a small alley then slowly strolled home. The nightlife in Italy is great, all the shops seem to open late and people appear from everywhere to shop, drink and eat after 8pm.
28/10/12
The accommodation we stayed at put on a fantastic breakfast for us, yummy cake great coffee and croissants! E had a pretty lazy morning talking to a few people on Skype and working out what to do when we get to Sardinia. The previous night Raelene had found a postcard ...
Another Day, Another Sicily
From a flat sea into Palermo's working harbor, we arrived after a slow sail from Catania. This morning, so as to not disturb Gloria’s sleep while still accommodating my preference for an early arising, I did not arrange for room service. Instead, I grabbed the computer and crept out to Deck 9’s Panorama Lounge for my morning coffee. I uploaded the Catania blog and downloaded the Kansas City Star for my slow morning experience.
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A free day so I had to ride
... bikes so America’s motorcyclist image is safe from tarnish.
Somehow Rob managed to interpret a local’s recommendation for a good place for lunch. Given that he speaks limited Italian, I was impressed. We roared off and lost John in the process. Rob found him 20 minutes later stuck in a church courtyard (yes, he had, again, ridden down the church steps). We had an AMAZING lunch. We ordered an antipasti platter, salad and ...
Palermo and Monreale
We've received mixed reports of the capital and allowed ourselves just one full day. Our brief visit is made easy thanks to Dario, the proprietor of B&B Novecento who recommends a whole itinerary for us, including the venue for this evening's dinner. First on the agenda is a bus trip out of the city to the surrounding hills and the Norman cathedral of Monreale. We were impressed by ...
Amenities
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Beach
- Free parking
- Kitchenette
- Pets allowed
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