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Grappa
... and the structure of towns from that age. It was small but we had good coffee. The only Problem was that we could not find the bus station to go back home. In the end we just stayed at the one and we were lucky, after 10 minutes there was a bus going to Padova. Yeah traffic in italy works a little differently. We found our way back home, and our bikes were waiting for us at the train-station (miracle).
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Ahhhh Venice
... Venice has really turned on the beautiful weather for us. Today was sunny and around 15 degrees. Just enough for a light coat, forget the gloves, beenies and thermals of the UK!
We were a little hungry and our hotel is on a street where there are cafes lining both sides of the street with tables and chairs on the footpath. Very cute. We walked to the cafe next to the hotel and had the yummiest asparagus and egg pizza. It was the size of a small country, so Nuggie and I ...
Medieval Cookie Jar
Posted by Kelli
Today was our only full day in Venice. We began the day with a mini-breakfast in our room and then took off for St. Mark's Square which is only a 10 minute walk from the hotel. While we waited for St. Mark’s to open, we walked around the square and read plaques about what they are doing to combat the flooding that is supposedly almost a daily occurance and causes irreparable damage to the Bascilica and other buildings in the square. ...
La Dolce Vita - the pleasure in doing nothing..
... would stink as it was summer, but there was no smell and I was totally hooked! I was also told to expect to get lost - one guy had said it had taken him 3 hours to find his hostel that was only a 30 minute walk.. but I was luckily as mine took me 10 minutes to find. I checked in and was told it was a mixed dorm, but only single beds and an en suite.. ah, the simple pleasures in life!
I quickly ...
The Sweet Taste of Venice
... to do Venice, Rome and the Amalfi coast, but after paying €74 EACH(!!!) to get from Rome to Venice on the fast train, we decided to limit our train excursions and make an extra stop on the way home instead. Apparently most Italians prefer these fancy fast trains because there aren’t many options for cheapskates like us. But one train left at 9am, took three times as long, and cost half the price of the fast train to Florence – just our ...
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