Agriturismo Corte Canale Virgilio
Volta Pozzolo 1, Volta Mantovana
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Agriturismo Corte Canale Virgilio Volta Mantovana

Volta Pozzolo 1 Volta Mantovana, Lombardy, 46049, Italy

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Little Love for Verona

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... I encountered such RUDE service, especially in McDonald's. Once again "Boungiorno" The girl at the cash almost immediately turns her back on me to rearrange some burgers. I stand there, surprised, thinking okay...I know she saw me even if she didn't hear me. When she turned back around, that look on her face "disinterested, snooty to a point, nose in the air, "what the bleep do you want" air" just had me throw up my hands, turn around and walk out. No way am I ...

A pleasant walk

A travel blog entry by jnasar

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... stops, not to bad. We see an ancient cave, Tumbling waterfall, little Tumbling waterfall and a cableway nearby (you use a rope to pull it up, sit in a seat, and like a zip-line ride down — definitely fun), Pot Waterfall (don't ask me, it was there before the 60s), Spurting Waterfall, Black Waterfall (which has a swing, suspended from 100’ cables), Bear Waterfall (and Bear Well) Green Waterfall, and another prehistoric site (two caves where they ...

O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?

A travel blog entry by christina.t

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February 22, 2012

Wednesday we took a day trip to Verona which was only about a 2-2.5 hour train ride away. Luckily we got there with no problem arriving around 12:30. Since we didn't have breakfast we were pretty hungry and decided to eat lunch first thing. We had to walk about 10 minutes from the train station to get into the town area (we weren't sure how to get there but we followed the crowd and made it fine) and we ate at one of the first pizzerias we ...

More touring in Verona

A travel blog entry by jnasar

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We visit the 15th Century Renaissance Giardino Giusti, created for the Palazzo Giusti. Though not on the main list of sites to see in Verona, is one of the most interesting sites we've seen (see photos).

The next day, we visit the Jewish Ghetto, a great pedestrian zone with a troubling history. Jews lived in Verona in the 10th Century. In 1408 the Jews obtained permission to live in the city and to lend money at interest; in 1422 they had to wear a yellow-wheel badge; ...

Falling through the clouds

A travel blog entry by aeseeger

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... that we were fully up into the air and ready to go, little did we know we weren't even close.

When we reached how high up we were going to go he harnessed me in and made sure everything was secure. As soon as the camera man opened the door, I immediately had the biggest adrenaline rush I think I have ever had. My feet, Sperry's and all were dangling over the plane for what felt like 5 minutes, but was actually only seconds before I leapt out into the ...