Albergo Maggiorina
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Ogni Santi
... pretty much their own country. everything is written in german and italian, and most people speak both, at least a bit. But since I don't really look like an italian, they talked in german to me. And the city itself felt very german also, well bavarian. They have a nice tradition in Bolzano, every saturday morning they meet in this one restaurant and have some bread with all kinds of covering and a bianchetto, which is ...
A day of cold and hot
... of days!! Everything went through my head that night. If it really came to the push I'm sure I could load the bike onto a train and get it to a point of no snow at least;-)
By 08h30 I was at breakfast and took a walk outside. The snow had turned into hard ice overnight making it extremely dangerous to ride a motorcycle along these roads. The outside temp right now was a freezing -1 Celsius and so I thought I would wait until 11am and see what temp it was by ...
Otzi the Iceman
... place was closed and we couldnt find the other. So there went our plans to bike out to the castle and/or the mountain museum. We decided against the cable car as well as it was a foggy rainy day, and we would only get a lovely view of white, white and more white. So Otzi was the only tourist attraction that earned our tourist dollars today!
Otzi was discovered in 1991 by Austrian climbers, who initially thought they ...
Tridentum- hidden city under Trento
... just starting to rain when we arrived in Trento, and we feel that our good weather days may be well and truly over now. The hotel was very convienantly around the corner from the train station. We had very limited options for accommodation here, it seems that its not a tourist destination at all. Must be outshone by Florence, Verona and Venice. After dumping our bags, we dug out rain jackets and umbrellas and went for a walk around Trento. Chris has no rain jacket, so we will ...
Mount Brione and old Austrian Forts.
... least I dont get helmet hair, no one wears helmets in Italy.
We found the start of our walk up Mount Brione at Fort San Nicolo, left over from the 19th century. Its just a pile of stairs and dead ends and holes. The area here has spent a long time changing hands between the Austrians and the Italians, hence a number of forts built when it was part of Austria. ...
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