Di Stefano Hotel Pisa

Via Sant'Apollonia 35 Pisa, Tuscany, 56127, Italy

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The leaning tower!

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... came back I would love to rent a car and just drive through Tuscany sampling wine and eating the amazing food. I love the colors of the houses as well and just the way they all seem to fit together. We got to the train station and couldn't find a map (besides this scratched out one they had at the station) so we just followed the people with the nice cameras who were obviously tourists. As we rounded the corner it was surreal. There in front o me was ...

A walk in Pisa

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... to Livorno, though not before enjoying a nice Ice-cream together in a nice ice-cream shop closer to the train station on our way back.

By now we had booked our cruise entertainment and had nearly every evening booked with a show. This was also the night where we chose to dress up slightly and dine in the Manhattan restaurant during one of their cabaret shows, before hurrying on to the entertainment of the ...

Pisa and Rome

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... difficult. Finally, we found a taxi stand, but it appeared abandoned so, seeing the bus stop across the street crowded with people, we figured we’d probably save time by taking the bus instead of waiting. So we walked (jaywalked) across the street to the bus stop. Just then, a taxi appeared which we tried to hail. No hailing cabs here, though! The driver motioned, “No!” with his index finger as he drove ...

Pisa

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... being erected. I saw a couple of ladies sitting on their own in laybys / track roads off the main road, they were sitting on white garden chairs and looked very out of place just sitting there in the middle of nowhere. I couldn’t work out why they were there and so decided they were “ladies of the night” I am probably wrong but it makes for an interesting observation!

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The tower that leans in Pisa

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The next day we said our goodbyes to Rome and headed for Pisa, which is famed for its leaning tower. It was to be a great design but once it was built, the soil started to shift which made the tower start to lean, by i think about 1990 it had tilted to 5degrees and was past the point where scientists had said that it would fall, it has been re-enforced nowadays so it won't fall and you can actually go up to the top of the tower.Once we arrived in ...

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