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Scooting the Amalfi Coast
Atrani looks and feels like a small town, and the crowds of Rome, it was a nice change. There are a few tourists, and they stick out easily from the easygoing locals who all know each other and eachother’s business. A creeping dampness is descending on the houses, which look like they may not last another century.
It pleased me to …
Lovely scenery and pizza
Beck: Howdy all! Sorry about the briefness of the last entry, but this one might end up that way too since our hostel offers free internet but there's only one computer. Bugger. Anyway, the Amalfi coast is lovely. We've been taking it pretty damn easy here. We arrived Friday night after seeing Pompei. Spent most of Saturday hanging around, trying …
White-knuckle ride, jaw-dropping view
Ever since studying ancient Rome in grade six, Mom has wanted to visit the ruined city of Pompeii, so when we passed by on our way South to the Amalfi Coast, we popped in for a visit. Pompeii was a small coastal city that was completely covered by ash and lava when Mt Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. We had expected to find a few ruined houses and maybe …
Who Doesn't Love Atrani?
I decided to head straight to the Amalfi Coast when my plans to visit Rome after Florence fell through. Plus, with all of the traveling I had been doing in the last few weeks, all I wanted to do was sit in one place and do absolutely NOTHING. Why the Amalfi Coast? Well, my good friend, Dawn, convinced me to visit the Amalfi Coast so in some way, I …
Day 10 -Rome - Amalfi Coast
... of beggars with deformed bodies. On ready was missing all her toes and it looked like her foot had been sown over and another had a ballooning ankle with his foot pointing in a disturbing direction. There are a lot of beggars on Italy but these were shocking! The colosseum was impressive. Their was a sort of a museum at the start showing the history and some artefacts from when the colosseum was running. We went around the top and around the bottom taking photos ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsA' Scalinatella Hostel and Hotel Amalfi
“Nice room away from big crowds”
Reviewed Apr 13, 2011
loud church bells every 15 min even at night, trouble checking in (reception only open until 2pm), great location close to Amalfi town but away from crowds, lovely hike up to Ravello and Villa Cimbrone, beach less busy than Amalfi's, 15 min walk to Amalfi bus station/port, owner Phillipo very friendly, no kitchen although there was one advertised, have to walk down to the square for wifi at a local bar
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