Hotel Saltauserhof
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A day of cold and hot
... way too hot. The heated handgrips went off and I stopped and took off my jumper which was under my biker’s jacket. The temp now had risen to a boiling 15 Celsius, is this really winter one begs to ask!!!
Soon it’s over the border and into Italy. I stopped immediately at a lovely roadside cafe and went inside for a cuppa. The owner and other folk in here were great and extremely friendly. As I was so hot I decided to sit outside and take in the view ...
No marmite, just rain
Given that the roads around the Northern part of Lake Garda were closed to accommodate the marathon, we didn't find it at all difficult to navigate our way on foot, around to the harbour of Torbole, which is approx 3 km's to the East of Riva del Garda where we were walking yesterday.
The cycle route is clearly marked around round the lake, and can be a little treacherous on blind bends if you choose to head out to the Ponale Hydroelectric power plant which can be found ...
Hiking ahead of the marathon
... but it's still beautiful. Olive trees line the area around the port and in most directions it is picture perfect.
One feature that sums this town up is Piazza III Novembre near the waterfront which sports a beautiful clock tower, Torre Apponale which was built in the 13th Century and was once connected to the Rocca by an underground passage. The Rocca, surrounded by a moat, was the port traffic controller and now ...
Sondrio, Tirano and the Bernina Express
... into a few boutique shops saw us leave with a few locally made goods. We hop in the car for the last leg of our Italy drive - the drive to Sondrio is only 70k but takes about 70 mins and apart from the time spent in tunnels the drive is very scenic and Northern Italy quite appealing. We drop off the car and the attendant kindly drives us to the train station to catch the train to Tirano to link with the Bernina Express. The ...
Mount Brione and old Austrian Forts.
... least I dont get helmet hair, no one wears helmets in Italy.
We found the start of our walk up Mount Brione at Fort San Nicolo, left over from the 19th century. Its just a pile of stairs and dead ends and holes. The area here has spent a long time changing hands between the Austrians and the Italians, hence a number of forts built when it was part of Austria. ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Fitness/Health center
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