Albergo d'Italia Chivasso

Piazza Garibaldi 7 Chivasso, Piedmont, 10034, Italy

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Tudi po tirih, če je treba

A travel blog entry by ursaklemen

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... no stran. Po treh krogih nama je le uspelo prevoziti vse enosmerne ulice v pravem zaporedju in ustaviti neposredno pred hotelom:)

Vedno pa, ko si na službeni poti, velja, da ni lepšega, kot ugotoviti, da se lahko takoj in uspešno povežeš na internet. Tudi tukaj je tako.

So nas pa gostitelji (Politecnico Torino) včeraj pošteno namučili. Ne toliko z delom, kot z večerjo:) Peljali so nas ...

Sunshine, Santas and dinner with an Italian family

A travel blog entry by rhills

... Sylvia, the 14 year old came to collect us in a very nice people mover style car and Marco drove very fast to their home. We were greeted by Nadia saying it was a 'disastro' about my bag and we sat down to a beautiful meal of polenta and beef, a speciality of Nadia's home town. I really wished I knew more Italian as there were many awkward moments when I could not make conversation. Marco does not speak much English. I do find I am understanding quite a bit. ...

Torino, Italy

A travel blog entry by pink-obsessed

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... on the Baroque and classical style of Versailles. Examples of these French-themed edifices include the Royal Palace of Turin, the Palazzina di caccia of Stupinigi and the Basilica di Superga.
Turin is sometimes called the "cradle of Italian liberty", due to its having been the birthplace and home of notable politicians and people who contributed to the Risorgimento, such as Cavour.
The city currently hosts some of Italy's ...

GIANDUJA!

A travel blog entry by jreneerod

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... I was thrilled to find that you can pick up a chocolate pass at the tourism office...I definitely wasted no time conquering as many places I could in the matter of two days. SOOOO many delicious homemade local chocolate shops, I was literally in chocolate heaven. And I can't forget the gelato! I have to ...

Through the rice fields toward Turin

A travel blog entry by dan-and-hilary

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We are slowly drying out after too many days of way too much rain. Our day off in Pavia took us to the Certosa di Pavia, an understated, all-marble edifice colored with lapis lazuli and covered with ornate sculptures started as a tomb for the Viscontis and finished off in high style by the Sforzas of Milan. After visiting the two impressive cloisters, we were ready to sign a lease on a monk's ...

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