Grand Hotel Parkers Naples

... the best pizza you ever have had and ever will have. This is your last day in Italy. You came back to Naples specifically to eat at this pizzeria."<br><br>Yep, I ordered a second pizza. The waiter asked if I wanted him to make it a small margherita. I said, "Nah." literally while I had a fork raised carrying a bite from my prima pizza. I ate both of those pizzas and I was so happy. I had also had a hefty beer. Needless to say I slept the entire train ride from Naples to Rome.<br>

... The most sobering realization was just how similar these people were to us. Sure, there are obvious differences, but in reality we haven't come 'so far' in 2000 years. The basics are still the same. Maybe you'll disagree. But take a look at some of the pix and let me know. <br><br>Mitch, I hope I caught everything you were looking for. And before flipping through the photos ask your parents if you can look at the brothel photos, okay?<br>

... the town decimated but preserved from Mt. Vesuvius erupting in the first century. Throughout the week, we had the pleasure of being wined and dined by Sophie&#8217;s parents and we had some amazing food, the seafood was stellar.<br><br>Positano Pictures<br>http://picasaweb.google.com /Jonny.D.Lawrence/20091030Positano?auth key ...

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 ...

... a few minutes to catch the purple bus, which traveled to the South West along the Bay of Naples to the residential area of Posillipo. On the return, the Castel del'Ovo and Santa Lucia appeared to be quite visible. Getting off the bus in front of the Stazione Marittima, on via Cristoforo Colombo (street), we crossed the street and walked through some of the street markets. After some casual ...

... won&#8217;t say how fast we went, but I loved it and am now saving up for the rest of my life so I can have one. Everyone should go in a crazy fast car at least once in their lives I think - it&#8217;s the best fun ever! We had really yummy lasagna for lunch made by master chef Luigi, and then said our goodbyes to Zoe and Jules at the train station, and off to Rome we went. We had such a great time with them it was sad to say goodbye, but all good things must come to an end..

... also mythological and religious themes. Along with the tiles, there were frescoes, orange trees, and columns. For lunch, I had the greatest pizza of my entire life. We went to a restaurant named Sorbillo. Apparently the owner has 22 children and they are all pizza makers. I tried a pizza margherita, one with atichokes and mushrooms, and another with spicy salami. It was amazing. Definitely the best pizza I've ever had ...

... over meg. "Bene, entrarsi. Vai sotto." Det var mindre heftig trafikalt kaos enn forventet, tatt i betraktning at absolutt alle råder skandinaver og amerikanere til å unngå kjøre bil. Napoli har et ufortjent dårlig rykte. Jeg merket heller ingenting til den angivelige stanken fra uavhentet søppel. Jeg trivdes veldig godt. Også bak rattet. Reisetips: lei bil på Capodichio, gi på, ikke nøl, ha det moro, drit i reglene, de aller fleste. Husk: rødt lys gjelder, i ...

... to platform for 2 hrs (the trains were showing up on the main board as it was coming in and when we reached the platform only the ghosts must have seen these trains as they didnt show!!) we were panicking as we needed to get 30kms away to get the train to the ferry (luckily in strikes only the eurostar trains run yes the ones you have to pay EXTRA for) so we convinced a taxi driver to take us (60 euros later) and after a hectic crazy taxi ride (going 140km's on ...

... including somehow dropping dry cereal onto my bunk, stepping on me twice, and shoving me over once. (I don't even know what she was using dry cereal for.) Finally, when the baby was almost outright howling, she took her into the hall, though she did take the time to make sure her shoes were securely tied and comfortable first. The baby stopped crying almost immediately once she was outside, lending credence to my theory that she, like the rest of us, was not ...