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Days 11 and 12: Pisa, Florence and Rome
I combined yesterday and today because, well, quite frankly we were too drunk last night for me to post. I'd say "Sorry Mom," but she was the drunkest of us! :) So yesterday, Tom, Dad, Mom, Carleigh and I hopped a train out to Pisa, because Mom and CJ hadn't seen the leaning tower yet, and the rest of us loved the town and really wanted to go back. Pisa, by the way, is so adorable. The town itself is small but so very Italian with its little ...
Livorno, Italy
... beer. I love fresh Italian pasta! Today it was pasta with mushrooms… great!
After lunch we returned to the ship, and I continued my explorations. It's amazing how much space there is on this ship. I then made my birthday calls home to my mother and sister, and then took a siesta….
Tonight we are meeting for drinks in the Martini Bar, and then dinner at the Grand Cuvee…. And who knows after that!
Tomorrow, ...
Mud-digging
... 1088;ны 77; прост 80;тутки, стоящ 80;е рядка 84;и в район 77; Greve in Chianti. Не попад 91;т мерзе 81;шие местн 99;е – ...
Riding the Walls
... been sculpted by Nicodemus in Jerusalem and set afloat in an unmanned boat. Landing on the shores of Tuscany, wild oxen miraculously carried it to Lucca in 782. From San Martino, we walk along the edge of Lucca and then wander in towards the Guinigi Tower. The Guinigi family got rich from silk and this tower is one of the few still standing in Lucca today. You pay your daily gym membership and then climb the 227 steps to the top. It has trees growing on top and great 360 ...
Easter in Lucca
... before and thought we would much rather have something simple.
As it turned out, the Sullivans
were in the process of asking us if we wanted to get together as we were
calling to see if they wanted to get together…cool. We agreed on Paulos Café in
half an hour…I then left Mary to finish her second cup of coffee while I made
my way back to Brunella to drop off some shopping and to make a few ‘Happy Easter’
phone calls before joining ...
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Historical Traveler Reviews La Boheme Lucca
Charming accommodation
Enjoyed a very pleasant stay here over the weekend of 18 - 21 March 2005. Ranieri & his staff are extremely courteous & friendly. The accommodation itself is exactly as described on their web site.
Fantastic!
La Boheme was the most charming place we stayed on our trip through Tuscany. We were greated with warm smiles and had a fantastic room right about the popular pizzeria below. We stayed two nights and Lucca was by far our favorite town. Definitely rent bikes and ride around the perimeter of the town on the wall, eat at both Leo's and Guido's, climb the stairs of the tower and go out to one of their nightclubs...it's the hopping local scene of Lucca.
The only drawback to La Boheme is trying to get to it via car. Make sure you have them send you a brochure. The B&B is located directly behind the Piazza and very very close to Leo's. And bring ear plugs as well. The joys of old Lucca are the beautiful buildings but remember those buildings have single pane windows.
Lovely little B&B
We stayed only one night in this B&B, but it was clean, pretty, affordable, and pleasant. Bathroom was especially nice - spacious and spotless. The proprietor gave us the best restaurant recommendation of our entire trip - and it was around the corner.
A delightful B&B
We stayed in Lucca for 3 nights in Oct 2004 and loved B&B La Boheme! Ranieri is wonderfully helpful with directions, recommendations, etc. The rooms are lovely, very spacious and quiet. Breakfast was good, fresh fruit a nice addition. We will always stay here when going to Lucca.
Outstanding B&B
One of the nicest B&B's we've seen in Europe. There is no elevator but everything else about the place is terrific. Rooms are beautifully furnished and very romantic; bathrooms are spotless and modern. The breakfast is more than adequate. The location is right in the center of the old walled town and private parking is available a block away for just a few Euros a day. I highly recommend this accomodation. The manager even sends a thank you by e-mail when you leave!
Loved the La Boheme
We had a lovely time at the La Boheme. Ranieri was very helpful with our luggage, and more than happy to meet our every need. The location is great! We would definately stay here if we visit Lucca again.
Good Value and Service
We booked La Boheme on line based on a few reviews only and stayed there Sept '04. It's in a great location, and is very charming. Ranieri, the host, is very helpful. And it was pretty reasonable. The continental breakfast was good - and Ranieri will make a cappucino if you ask. The room was big and the ceiling high.
This place is well above average for the price.
Wonderful B&B
La Boheme has not long been open, and is not listed in British guide books. We stayed there recently on the basis of one glowing report, and were not disappointed.
La Boheme is centrally located in Lucca, very close to the Piazza San Michele. There are five elegant and well furnished bedrooms, all different, and all ensuite, plus an attractive breakfast room. We paid euros 100 a night for the room , and this included breakfast. Signor Ranieri and his mother made us feel very welcome and could not have been more helpful and friendly, We found La Boheme a delightful place to stay and most warmly recommend it.
Very Good B&B
Excellent old town location. Very helpful hosts. Lovely room. Very good breakfast. Without question, a very good place to stay in Lucca.
Elegance and Charm at the Right Price
If you are looking for a reasonably priced treasure, then look no further than the B&B La Bohemein Lucca, Italy. This five-room gem is located just steps away from Piazza San Michele, the heart of this ancient Tuscan town. Each room is utterly unique and sumptuously decorated, with great attention to detail and quality. Our particular room was graced with 15-foot ceilings replete with luxurious damask drapes and an exquisite heavy wood beam ceiling. The breakfast room is beyond charming and straight out of a movie.
However, the best part just might be the proprietors - Rainieri and his mother. I have lived in Italy for almost two years and in that time have travelled extensively, staying in dozens of places up and down the peninsula. However, in all my travels I have never met a more friendly and accomodating pair.I HIGHLY recommend this B&B, and at $100-140/night it is a steal. I can honestly say that this little pearl compares favorably to the Hotel Grand Flora in Rome, and yet costs less than one-fourth the price.
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