Suite 11 Florence

Via Maggio 41 Florence, Tuscany, Italy

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Disneyworld Syndrome

A travel blog entry by lizcarleton

... because we've been running errands and settling in. However, I have found that my universe and internal compass are already centered around the Duomo. As for the food, I have already had true italian pizza and the first bite of gnocchi was a delight, both meals complimented with wine, of course. I don't know if it will ever sink in that this is reality. Truly and honestly, the best birthday present ever, even if we are all essentially celebrating a collective ...

A hot day in Florence.

A travel blog entry by iancarmen

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... before I could get in. This was a great
church, very big and I also had a look at the crypt. I was unable to
take pictures inside the crypt but I took lots in the church. Even
though there was a big line to get inside the church, there were few
people inside it seamed, the church just seamed to swallow up
everyone. When I had finished it exited and headed to the bell tower.
I walked up this tower to the very top. It was very hot and thirsty
...

6/15/2011

A travel blog entry by tricia.brawley

Its Wednesday! That means that two weeks from today I go home.... I'm not sure I'm okay with that. But today was good =] I got my midterm back and got an A which is always a happy thing then My roommate Lauren and I were seriously craving some pizza because it's been a whole 4 days since we've had it which is just unacceptable in Italian terms. So we went to this place right by our apartment and loved the pizza... a lot. I got the four cheese pizza which is my ...

La Dolce Vita 4) Firenze (Florence)

A travel blog entry by drfumblefinger

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... admission.
iv) Santa Maria Novella has a fine collection of Renaissance art but is best known for having what is thought to be the world's first three-dimensional painting, "The Trinity" by Mascassio.
vi) Orsanmichele Church. Ninth century church, originally a granary, the niches outside proudly displayed ...

Day 3: Florence

A travel blog entry by cleanslate

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... from the centre of town. As it turns out, I ran uphill almost all the way, to a viewpoint overlooking the city (fabulous running women, it wasn't any worse than trailer park route!). It was still early, the sun was low on the east horizon, and Florence looked magnificent, all ochre and melon and yellow buildings with red tile roofs. The duomo looked magnificent from that vantage point, and the bells were ringing at the church ...

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