Hotel Rivamare Ischia
via Enea 28 Ischia, Ischia, Campania, Italy
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Homeward Bound
... Alex kept our glasses filled and Vijay looked after us (and Bertie our ursine travelling companion ) very well indeed.
Suzanne and Pablo were great Ents officers and very good on the quizzes, too many clever folk on board though we didn't win a thing!
Bruce Morrison and Petra the Classical pianist were standouts in the entertainment which we attended more than usual.
So another fabulous cruise, nearly time for the next ...
Unravelling Naples, or trying and failing
... Buildings cram closer and closer to the tracks, their laundry buffeted by the wake of the graffitti’d train, and their crumbling stucco and dusty vegetable patches are very distinct from the cleaner and better-funded cities of Italy’s north.
Four days is not long enough to truly capture the spirit and complexity of Naples, but it is enough to want to know more. It is a captivating place that reveals more, the more you understand its rhythms. As we pull away ...
Traveling to Sorrento
... out. If you didn’t give him money he came even closer to your face and tried to give you an intimidating look. Someone needs to tell him you catch more bees with honey (and you don’t look intimidating when you’re only 9). I didn’t see anyone give him money!
Arrive in Sorrento, pull out directions to our accommodation and realize the streets of Sorrento have no signs. If they have them they are in a secret location we have not found yet. ...
Scruffy city but amazing food
... Italy flags where hanging between the buildings in anticipation for the football world cup. Kids were playing everywhere, and the place, although in places felt like a bit of the slums, felt lived in and local. Whereas Sorrento, although much nicer, was very touristy and it didn’t fell like any locals lived there at all. I wouldn’t really say it would be a place I would like to go again – except maybe for the pizza, but it was an interesting ...
Two Great Hikes
... and sumptuous residence
built in first century A.C.” AC in Italian is AD in
English.Tiberius ruled the Roman Empire from here from 26AD to his
death ten years later. Cost 2E. Its a pretty spot with lots of
trees. I'm surprised its so big and so many walls remain. There is
just us and a group of American teenagers.
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