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Viale Duchessa di Genova, 13 Stresa, Lake Maggiore, Piedmont, 28838, Italy
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The lake, the opera and the church
... a panini for lunch. They had named them after people, so Anthony had a Berlusconi. We then walked about 10 minutes through the centre of Milan to La Scala. What a lovely theatre it is. All around the walls are little boxes that hold 4 to 6 people. They were for the people who contributed to the cost of construction, and were for their exclusive use. Now they are virtually the cheap seats. The floor at the bottom ...
A quick trip to Switzerland
Today we left Venice, visited Switzerland and then settled into our little villa in Como.
We stopped off at Verona on the way and saw Juliet's balcony. You go through a little tunnel that is covered in lots of names and messages. Then you come to a little courtyard with a balcony in one corner. A nice little side visit, but a bit of a tourist fabrication as far as I could see. The Capulets and Montagues were real families, but the rest is just ...
The real Milan.
... other hotels on the lake, tehy had used a picture of a different hotel, and it most certainly WAS NOT a resort!!!! not to mention the centurysomething old computer, that cost 5 euro an hour to use!!!! AND the fact that my 'bed' for the night was, well i dont even know what it was. i sat on it before going out and it gobbled me up...literally! i sat on it and it folded in half with me in teh middle! some bed! our last meal in italy was great. unfortunately i ...
Lake Cumo...wow
hello family and friends,
i now have a computer that speaks english ;)
today we left venice and headed to lugano switzerland. when we crossed the border and rounded the corner we were met with a view that literally took my breath away. i so wish you could have seen this most gorgeous view.
after lunch we went back to Lake Como and took a boat ride around the lake. beautiful villas for the very rich and ...
Mr. Clooney
One day in busy Milan was enough for us and so we were glad when we had escaped the city and made our way to San Fedele, a little town nestled at the bottom of Lake Como. Slightly further up the mountain and a lot quieter than the well known nearby town of Como, San Fedele was our first resting point in Italy.
This area was a recommendation made by our new British family and for this tip we were very grateful. We spent a few days here (fully ...



