Parc Hotel Vence
50 Avenue Foch Vence, French Riviera - Cote d'Azur, Provence, 06140, France
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Joining in the chorus
... for their occasional adolescent strops as the two girls ran ceaselessly round in circles.
Mel dropped me off at the darkest bus stop I have ever known. Above me, through the gap between the trees and towering black mountains, it seemed I was staring to the other side of a cloudy universe. God knows what lay out there. Someone had carved out a wooden stake and left it at the bus stop, just in case.
On the way back I discovered that wine, cake and a bus ride ...
Montjuic, Barri Gotic y Museu Picasso
... del submundo tenemos que ser? ¡Qué vergüenza!
Bueno, resultado: TENEMOS LAS ENTRADAS ALHAMDULILLAH!!
Más tarde nos tomamos el subte e hicimos combinación con el funicular que va a Montjüic, un lugar arriba de una elevación desde donde hay vistas panorámicas hermosas de Barcelona, y que para llegar bien arriba te podés tomar un teleférico de ida y vuelta por 9 euros, o un colectivo por un euro, ¡qué dilema! ¿vomitar por 9 E o llegar tranquila por 1? Ajjaja… ...
A lucky break at Monte Carlo...
... steps. We then found a local bus and had a trip east along the top of the Principality. The views were wonderful though we didn’t take many photos.
It supposedly takes under one hour to walk across Monaco. We stayed on the bus while it returned and got off at an area with cafes. We had fries than sorbet and crepes for lunch. A weird combination but we enjoyed it.
Then we used another bus to get to the Rock. The proper name for this area ...
Nice, Part 2
... Nice though, I can say I'll be happy to come back to cleaner air; people were smoking everywhere and smoke + Edel = nausea :S! I will also be happy to come back to restaurants where you can have conversations with your waiter (not in the sense of a languge barrier, but here I've found that its more like- receive menu, take order, pay bill, leave -with the server just talking to you in order to complete those actions).
I will however, miss ...
Nice c'est tres gentil
Above the Roquebrune-Cap Martin train station there is a flat lived in by a young woman who must be asked frequently if she sells tickets, because the door to her flat appears to be the door to the ticket office. But like the ticket office, which may once have been at this station, her door remains closed, mostly.
There is a machine on the platform, which only accepts coins, and we didn't have the €7.80 in coins for ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Hotel Le Parc


