Atahotel Quark Milan
Via Lampedusa 11/A Milan, Lombardy, 20141, Italy
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Milan, My First Stop in Italy
... shaking and dancing as they made every cocktail. I stared for I don’t know how long as they made beautiful cocktails, with all fresh squeezed juices as their mixers. After finishing my beer, I asked for a fancy cocktail. The bartender laughed and asked what kind of liquor I like. I said Vodka, but he said he was going to make me a gin cocktail. ...
Days 299 to 301 - Wonderful Milano!
... or a pizza. It wasn't a reflection on the food rather it was simply enough for lunch.
HISTORY:
When the Duomo (Milan Cathedral) was originally built, the entire population of Milan would have been able to fit inside the 40,000 capacity church. The Duomo was by far the historical highlight and one of our favorite sites in Italy. Although Milan doesnt have the famed ancient riches of Rome, Firenze or Venice it has its share non the less. ...
Milano welcomes us with a Bang!!
... until with come across a 11 century gate to the city. The gate known as Archi di Porta Nuova, was the only part of the main wall surrounding the city that has been retain and joined to new modern buildings. We continue walking the streets and admire the history and charm of the Milan buildings and cobbled streets. The last main sight we see before the rain comes down is Castello ...
Mangiare, Pregare,Amare… (eat, pray, love)
... vino made it to the table yet again and we both had a little kip on the boat trip back.
One thing I really love about the Italian culture is their attitude to ice-cream. Despite the bad weather it was not uncommon to see a local carrying an umbrella in one hand whilst licking a gelato in the other. Not wanting to offend anyone I soon had to add the gelato to my list of daily indulgences.
We then caught a train to Venice. Day 3 of heavy rain I did ...
A night in Milan
... a reasonable tone of voice. Then came the other guard - muscle-bound and black, and got into a ridiculous martial arts stance, before landing blows to the drunk's back and kicking him as he landed on the floor. The more reasonable guard allowed this - it was a good-cop, bad-cop situation. Lovely. I quickly got my ice tea, cheap tuna sandwich, and left without a hassle.
As is often the case in bad hostels, I was able to ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Golden Tulip Quark Hotel



