Hotel Ancora Moena
Via Marconi, 4, Molina di Fiemme Moena, Dolomites, Trentino-Alto Adige, 38035, Italy
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Das ist mal ein Start...
... Runde Wassertunken mümmelte ich mich wegen der Kälte ins Bett, wo ich natürlich einschlief, weshalb mir dies in der Nacht nicht mehr gelang, woraufhin ich halt dem Wasser beim Tropfen lauschte - da sag mir noch einer, das sei ein entspannendes Geräusch! Im Übrigen erkenne ich jetzt aber am Geräusch beim Auftreffen der Tropfen, wie voll das Gefäß ist, was sich vielleicht früher oder später als nicht zu überschätzende Kompetenz erweisen wird... I ...
Bologna, Italy
... at the end of the 19th century as well as that caused by wars.
An important cultural and artistic center, its importance in terms of landmarks can be contributed to homogenous mixture of monuments and architectural examples (medieval towers, antique buildings, churches, the layout of its historical center) as well as works of art which are the result of a first class architectural and artistic history. Bologna is also an important crossroads of the roads and trains of ...
Marroni in Monterenzio
... it seems, this is rooted in certain lifestyle choices.
Corrado attended the anti-G8 demonstrations in Genoa in 2001. “You can protest every day,” he
argues. “But if you don’t change the way you live, then what is the point?”
Thinking for a moment, he continues: “Anyway, here, the police always infiltrate protests. They
control everything, they start riots. When you have a family, you can’t ...
Bologna (Rosso?)
“This place is not really Red Bologna like it was,” said Fabrizio mournfully. “There are more and more fascists here now.”
Fabrizio, a born-and-bred Bolognese, had seen Bologna change dramatically over the course of his 30-something years there. The elegant, seemingly unending rows of arches lining virtually every city centre street, and the delicate baroque frontages of the city’s numerous palazzi suggest that Bologna should be ...
A Nord.. A Nord.. Bretagna-Normandia
... protetto, niente falesie o colline di protezione; i tedeschi allora requisirono una lingua di terra vicina la porto peschereccio di Kèroman, fortificarono due padiglioni che già esistevano e iniziarono la costruzione di un vero e proprio bunker vicino all’acqua. Fu una impresa titanica: dal 1941 al 1944 vennero impiegati quindicimila operai reclutati a forza un po’ dovunque, tra cui italiani, portoghesi e marocchini, oltre duemila camion e ...


