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Spring Break in Italy, in Highlight Form
... transferring tangerines from my bag on a crowded sidewalk near the Trevi fountain, and I clumsily dropped two right in front of a grumpy old lady's feet. She stared at me in the most solemn of ways, and I responded with "Oh exCUUUUUUUUUUUUUSE me!!!" in Larry David style, leaning back with hands waving in the air above the shoulders.
Later in the day, since we had a day pass for the Metro and had only used it a grand total of once, we hit up the random stop of Bologna in ...
Eternal City, Eternal Trip, Eternal Memory
... serif; font-size: 12px; line-height: 18px; ">4. Neuschwanstein Castle. The most photogenic building in Europe.
3. Everything about London. From the free museums, musicals, football. This is the greatest city in the world.
Roma!!
... quite small and overcrowded, to the Spanish steps, a popular meeting place in the city. We had a wine tasting to go to, so we made our way there, grabbing a quick sandwich on the go to tide us over until dinner. The wine tasting was great. We were two of only four people that had signed up, so it felt semi-private with our one host. There were six wines from all over Italy - three whites and three reds - and I felt that the two hour seminar was very educational and that I learned a ...
Italy Part 1
... Rolling hills, olive trees, grape vines and cypress trees - so lovely. Siena is a town of about 50,000, but the tourist bit is a medievil town, surrounded by a city wall and closed to traffic. Its prime was in about the 1300-1400 and most of the buidlings are from that era. We had a beer at Piazza del Campo - the main "square". It has such a relaxed atmostphere - such a contrast to Rome. That night Nick had, he reckoned, the best steak he ever had, covered in amazing gorganzola ...
Really, really old stuff
... was confusing, so we eventually gave up and just admired the beauty! Courtney had not seen a lot of the main attractions, so we looped through the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, and Campo di Fiori again, before a lovely dinner of pizza and wine. We were all exhausted! 12.65 miles today. We are all falling apart and require knee and ankle braces, icy hot, and ibuprofen to get through the ...
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- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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