Britannique Naples

... just got that. Does it?) Anyway, that's my favorite kind of mozzarella. And it said it had pomodorini -- little tomatoes. I was psyched. This was for sure going to be the best pizza yet. But then it arived. And it didn't have any sauce. I was so bummed. I kept swearing. Out loud. The waiter told me a side of pizza sauce would be cold so I just sucked it up. <br><br>Until.<br><br>I took a moment.<br><br>I said to myself, "Josie, a margherita pizza is 3 euro. You love pizza. This is ...

... Italian name changers. But I can't keep which is which straight. And I'm not in the mood to look it up. Mea culpa.) Anyway, it was spectacular. I opted for a guided tour for 10euro rather than the audio guide for 6.50euro. But it was taking forever for the guy to amass the necessary 6-7 people. Finally we had 5 people and I had been waiting about 25 minutes. I stood by him for about 5 minutes and then said, I'm doing the audio guide ...

... the maniac behind the wheel were enough to make you feel nautious. Sophie's parents had rented a villa in the heard of the village, with amazing patios and views of the sea. From Positano we did a couple of day trips to Capri, a small island about a 35 minute ferry ride of the coast and a trip to Pompeii to the ancient Roman ruins ...

Stayed in a small town south of Naples (Vico Enquense) which was right on the water (in a rather remote cove). We rented an apartment for the week which was part of a hotel complex. At the beginning of our trip, we met Tony (from Jersey City) who was from Vico and told us where to get the best pizza and his wife was from Sorrento (which is just south of Vico) so we had some ...

... to the beach in positano, we took a flight of endless stairs back up to the bus stop where we had to wait almost 2 hrs then take a bus in the opposite direction because the rest were full. After a few more buses and a train, we managed to get back to our hostel about 6 hrs after we started.<br>(Whitney)<br><br>Naples was an interesting place. Really dirty and loud yet it had a really lively feel to it. The people were a bit rough (we saw some super shady ...

Buon Giorno! This morning we woke up in Napoli or commonly known as Naples! This would be the port where you could take tours to Mt. Vesuvius or the ruins of Pompeii, the famed Roman city that was buried by volcanic ash after the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius in 79AD. Or, tours were available to the beautiful coastal areas of Sorrento and Capri! Today, we opted to remain in Naples and tour the city ...

... I don't got no room to carry it. The following day we headed out to the place that was our real reason for coming to Naples: the ancient city of Pompei, buried in 2 and a half meters of ash and stone when Mt Vesuvius erupted in 72 AD. The volcanic layers preserved the city so well until excavations began in the late 18th century that you really feel like you're walking among the Romans. I don't know what the area is, but 10,000 people lived there, and I think most of ...

... ground; refuse flying around every street, trash dramatically piled a couple of meters high and wide, splashing the birthplace of pizza with unnecessary colour. Disgusting! We couldn't believe it, what had happened to Bella Italia?? As we found out, there has been a protest, highly profiled on European news. In short, the local dump is overfilled, the government has promised to take the garbage elsewhere for disposal, the deadline for the change came ...

... storm. That was a good thing. We went to the art auction again. This time the most expensive piece sold was a Rembrandt etching for around $13,000. Actually very little was sold this time. Now we have to change for our farewell dinner. Lobster tonight and the baked Alaska parade. It was very nice. We finished the evening with the Celebrity Singers and Dancers presentation of Dance Around the World. It was 50 ...

... cruzar las calles: Las calles estan mas bien sucias; y hay muchos perros callejeros, hermosos edificios estan en mal estado; pero la ciudad tiene una mezcla dificil de describir, hay edificios de estilos muy diversos; calles angostas y algo oscuras en las que abundan pequenos santuarios de "San Maradona"; (le iba a sacar una foto pero despues me di cuenta que cobraban; asi que me arrepenti):casi parece que Maradona fuese Napolitano, sale hasta en los comerciales. Hay ...