Hotel Citta Livorno
Via Di Franco, 32 Livorno, Tuscany, 57123, Italy
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Livorno - Lucca
... is. Voor dit alles betalen we 6 euro.
Aan het toerismekantoor is gratis wifi. (vreemd want een koppel voor ons moest betalen en wanneer wij buiten proberen, gaat het gratis) We skypen met mijn ouders en dat gaat perfect. Slechts af en toe worden we onderbroken maar verder lijkt het of we gewoon thuis aan het bellen zijn.
Om 15u29 nemen we de trein terug . We wandelen nog wat rond in Livorno en nemen dan de shuttle terug ...
A walk in Pisa
On the third day of the Cruise we arrived at our first stop, Livorno in Italy, close to Pisa.
Deciding that we'd avoid the guided tours and instead use local transportation to visit Pisa for a few hours, we took a buss to Livorno train station and purchased a return ticket to Pisa. The whole trip was quite short and only getting out somewhat late kept us from spending more than the few hours we had before ...
Journey from hell
... train that left 3 minutes after we bought the ticket, so didn't 'validate' them with a time stamp. Mistake. (Luckily the nice driver let us off). Luke got yelled at by a local who misunderstood that Luke was trying to put the backpack in the luggage hold above his seat and not steal the seat itself from another passenger. The grumpy old man even went to the trouble of grabbing Luke's jumper from the seat and throwing it at him to get his point across. After ...
Lovely towns
... 40 minutes to return. Oh! Then there was the long bus ride back to the boat. Before we got back to the Pisa region you could see the sun shining on the Carrara marble in the mountains. It was so white it looked like snow.
Unfortunately for Gaye there were no bag shops.
(An aside; you have heard the stories of the European toilets – they are true. Normally when a group of tourists would attack a peaceful town ...
Birthday on the Med
... said would stop either twice or 4 times depending on whether we ended up on the late train or the correct one,
Le Spezia was not as attractive close-up but we only saw the bit from the station to the bus and then the drive out of the city. We had a better view of Pisa on the way back and also saw views of villages in the hills. When we arrived at the ship we were greeted with cold towels and then had our bags scanned. We had tea in the main dining room ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Citta Hotel



