Hotel Cavour Rapallo
Galleria Raggio 20 Rapallo, Italian Riviera, 16035, Italy
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Genua Tag 03
... dem er mir eine gute Werkstatt empfahl und mich dort hin lotste. Die Wartezeit an diesem Tag verbrachte ich damit, ihn zu seinem Fotografen nach Boccadasse zu begleiten. Dadurch habe ich Genua von seiner gemütliche Seite kennen gelernt: in Boccadasse fühlt man sich wie in einem der Orte der Cinque Terre.
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Bellagio to Rapallo
... platform at around 2:54. There was a train, just pulling out and we thought we had missed it. An English tourist yelled don’t get on - and came running to tell us, it was the wrong train, the next one was ours if we were going towards Rome. We had booked the 30 min train trip on the internet before we left and we had the printed slip, but all worked well, the conductor validated it on his iphone - we have always been very careful to validate our train ...
Day 39 - Riomaggiore - Manarola - Corniglia
... tiny villages still have the most beautiful churches. The church in Volastra was no exception and made a lovely cool retreat from the effort of climbing in the sun for a while. We finished the alternative route in exactly the estimated time of 2 ½ hours. We all felt a real sense of achievement that we had made it rather than skipping the second section and catching the train. The girls were motivated throughout the final stages of the walk by the promise of a ...
Five lands, five times the fun
... in the heat, chocked full of the best fruit and vegetables we’ve ever tried. If there was one memory that we’d take with us on our return to France, it didn’t need to be the Colosseum in Rome, tasting wines in Tuscany or gazing at David in Florence. Heck, it didn’t even have to be the ample amounts of sunbaking we squeezed in along the way. A nice juicy tomato and nectarine is all we needed – forget pizza and pasta, that’s the real taste of Italy in our ...
Monterosso, beach, pesto, wine and walking
... we walked through many mountainous vineyards and climbed numerous stone stairs (all of which counteracted the food we ate :) ). We also spent plenty of time relaxing and swimming at the beach. Nat you will be proud we hired sun chairs and hung out all day! James did struggle with the concept of paying for the beach and he had a few rants about throughout the day but I negotiated a pesto lunch to keep ...
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