Grande Albergo Roma
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Blue as a square
... 1083;я того, чтобы не попас 90;ь под гипно 79; италь 03;нской повер 93;ностн& #1086;сти, надо иметь resistance ...
Parma
... beautiful open piazza section in the middle and lots of archways. We let Elijah play around on the grass for a while and then headed off. We drove to a nearby town in search for a supermarket. We didn't find a supermarket but we saw some markets so we pulled over and went to have a look. It definitely wasn't a touristy place- just lots of locals so I think we stood out a bit! Everyone always stares at me with my blonde hair- I guess there aren't many ...
Lake Como to Parma
... very kindly went through each item and tried to explain it in English! They didn't sell wine by the glass so we got a bottle of red to share. We both ordered a tiramisu for dessert which was really delicious! Elijah started getting cranky so we had to drink the wine quite quickly as we weren't able to take it with us. This resulted in the rest of our dinner being full of giggles and silly toasts to one another which I'm sure the people around us found quite ...
Cheese and Opera Singing: Busseto
We left from Milan to go Busseto (the birthplace of Verdi) where we went straight to the hotel just to drop off the luggage then headed to a cheese factory! It smelled SO bad in this cheese factory it was nauseating but the cheese was delicious! We went through the whole factory seeing each stage from bringing the milk in to the aging of the cheese. At the end we took a picture with the owners for a local ...
It's Prada Bitchesss
... on the wrong carriage and then walked all the way through my carriage to find that someone was sitting in my seat. It was a skinny corridor leading down the side of the train and people wre sitting on pullout seats which made it ten times more difficult for me, with my massive back pack plus hand luggage, to pass by. I have found Italians for the most part are a rather rude race and don’t move for you and would rather get smacked in the face, and then angry, ...