B4 Padova
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Grappa
... and voila there is grappa. I reallly do not like it, it is way too strong for me, but it was nice to see anyway. Since it was beginning of winter, they put up a fake ice-skating field in the middle of the square. It was a beautiful, sunny day and the ice-pad felt a little out of place, but the idea is very nice.
On our way home we stopped at cittadella, which is medieval city, that still has the old ...
Day 3 - Padua
... the bus to head off to Florence. We got there, settled into the hotel and had some time to shop before dinner. While we were in Venice, my dad realized there was a small hole in the bottom of his shoe, and therefore his feet were wet all day. So, we searched all the shop windows for men's shoes. Florence is definitely more centered around shopping than history. We went to dinner and ate some delicious ...
St. Anthony and Giotto
... thanks for prayers received. The tomb is surrounded by nine marble reliefs depicting miracles from the life of the saint. In one a jealous husband stabbed his wife and St. Anthony asked God to bring her back to life. Another has a drowned boy who is blessed and revived by the Saint. A third one depicts a young man who cut off his own foot because he disrespected his mother by kicking her. She asks the Saint to help and his prayers to God enable him to reattach the foot. There ...
Just Like Clockwork
... a pizza that was a margherita with wurstel and some yellow Fanta. When my pizza was finished we wandered around and looked at a lot of old buildings including a big old clock that (as well as the time) said moon phases, star signs and the date. We then went back to the hotel.
Sam's Word of the Day: Bugstorm
From Steve: Nice easy day today wandering around Verona during the day and Padova in the evening. Met a nice ...
Opera and Water
... canal just past the Rialto bridge and around past customs point during the sounding of the 6pm bells of the large Basilica della Salute there. Past Piazza San Marco and up the side canal under the Bridge of Sighs between the Doges Palace and the prison (prisoners used to sigh when transported across the enclosed bridge a see the outside world). Almost all the way to the door of Institutta San Guiseppe at the Ponta de la Guerra but ...
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- Room service
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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