Soggiorno la Pergola Florence
Via della Pergola 23 Florence, Tuscany, 50121, Italy
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Muggy Day in Florence
... about the Boboli Gardens ticket is that it also includes admission to the Costume Gallery, The Porcelain Museum, The Barbini Gardens and the Treasures Room. It doesn't look like you can just do the gardens, but it's a nice bonus if you have time. There's also some neat fountains, one of which even has a bench you can sit on and not get wet it rains due to the amount of leaves and trees that are over it.
Tonight we headed out for Bistecca ...
Two women, two weeks, three countries
... 0.0px 0.0px 18.0px 0.0px; line-height: 19.0px; font: 13.0px Georgia; color: #333233">left my passport in London hotel and the ride back one stop to the original metro station, the marathon sprint back to the hotel, the relief of finding my serial killer passport photo in the drawer, and my second marathon sprint back to the metro. Mind you my travel partner proves somewhat of a time-freak, fully embracing the idea that any less than two hours early can be ...
The gardens of Florence
Had a relaxing day - visted the Giardino di Boboli, which includes the Palazzo Pitti (which is a Palace).
The gardens are huge, and are located on a hill overlooking the Ponte Vecchio. Many walkways, sculptures, fountains, a museum showing silver, porcelain, jewelery, a number of piazzas and a grotto.
After lunch, Mel and I went for a ride in the car to ...
Ahhh Firenze!
... rooms (by European standards). Service was outstanding.
Our favorite day of this trip was the excursion to Cinque Terre! We would recommend everyone try aand take this excursion while visiting Florence. The scenery is sooo beautiful that we have made our photos into canvas prints that now hang on the walls in our home!
Also, other good side trips:Siena and San Gimignano! Both beautiful and unique!
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Livorno (Florence) Italy
... Kumeu left this place for dead in the scenic department. We did stop at an estate of sorts, the guide called it a farm, that was growing mainly sunflowers. There were some token grape vines but looked like the vines may gave been pulled out in favor of the sunflowers some time ago, the vines that remained looked pretty neglected. We were told about the disease that destroyed most of the vines in Italy and Europe some time ago, the vera mite or something ...



