Goya Hotel Montecatini Terme
Corso Matteotti 70 Montecatini Terme, Tuscany, 51016, Italy
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Cinque Terre
... to talk with them...so welcoming and kind to me. I had a really nice time. We ended up at an Irish pub for a drink which I still find funny. Never would I have guessed spending a night with four Italians at an Irish pub...doesn't seem their style, and it wasn't...but still a good time.
Quote of the day: The use of traveling is to regulate imagination by reality, and instead of thinking how things may be, to see them as they are. -Samuel ...
A Day of Eating, Italian Style
... it/en_benvenu ti.html). It was so neat! It was a family-operated hotel and they took very good care of us. Our room was on the fourth floor facing the pool and the hillside. Montecatini is a spa town in Tuscany where many people stay because it is easy to visit different parts of the region using Montecatini as a base (which is exactly what we did). We had a welcome drink of white ...
Rome to Florence
... maybe not... We then had a walking tour with a local guide Madeline and she took us on a wander around town to where david originally stood and took us through the history of Florence. Past the cathedral which had the most stunning marble exterior I have ever seen and then down to the academia where David and some of michaelangelo's other sculptures/paintings are displayed. David was a very impressive statue and Madeline was so well versed in ...
Snow!
... all gone home. We were able to admire their work, ranging from inexpensive purses to a jacket that was nearly $2,000 and crocodile skin case that was nearly $30,000. The building itself was worth a visit - set back off the street and clearly old, with fresco decoration around the internal doors.
Pre dinner we enjoyed more local wine at the local enoteca, while children sipped lemonade. From there we went to ...
How beautiful can one city be??
... we decided that this wasnt a must. But as with everything when one door closes another opens, we turned the corner and found that there was a tower built next to the basilica that you could climb that would give you a great view of the city and the Dome. this was tower was covered in the same ornate decoration and design.
We climbed the tower and realised that the ornate design n the outside was to cover the narow ...
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