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Travel Blogs from Treviso
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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Ausfahrt, Austria & Awe
... to say I didn't buy anything. I didnt see anything that I couldn't get back home for less. So instead of 100 euros for a necklace, I opted for an 11 euro tshirt :). Back on the bus and on to Italy, the dolomites, and stop for lunch in cortina. OMG! Our bus driver must be a genius at maneuvering because it was pretty hairy! My toes were curling. Kashka calls them the curly roads. I love that! But I must say that there are no words to describe the ...
Railtrip!
... Venetians to admire, so as a ‘once in a lifetime’ kind of thing, it’s a rather fun thing to do! I guess you could say it was a little self-indulgence on Valentine’s day that made me fall in love with Venice even more…
My final day in Venice was a little different – I had a morning coffee with Tabby and then took the vaporetto all the way to the eastern tip of the city, with the aim of walking all the way from the Giardini to St. ...
How Not to Miss a Flight to Paris
... the driver pulled away. Wiped away a tear as I went up to check the time for the next bus. 16:00. No good. It was going to be over an hour to the airport and my flight departed at 17:25. Considered finding a train but remembered seeing a bus to the city of Treviso (where the airport was) that my ticket would be good for.
This bus didn’t depart until 15:25 and I started to panic a bit. I could stay in Venice for weeks and be happy, but ...
Venturing out on our own.
... to a high water. This was evident with some water and debris on the Calle’s. In preparation for aqua alta there are stands (low tables) placed in the Calle’s for people to walk when they are flooded; such a different way of living. But then again, Italians might think it’s crazy that Canadians need to shovel their driveways to get out of their houses; I’d agree! I took some pictures of Kelly scooting next to the ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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