Hotel Tornese
Check rates and availability for this hotel
Find the best prices for Hotel Tornese from our 5 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Cecina
Days 11 and 12: Pisa, Florence and Rome
... so we stayed in while Tom and Mom went to the Uffizi and Dad went to a market. We all went out to a dinner that was FANTASTIC, and possibly had too much wine. Afterward, Tom bought some Absinthe for a party back at our place, and we all drank and played music and sang and had so much fun! We laughed a whole lot! Today, we spent most of the day in transit from Florence to Rome, with a 1-hour train delay to boot. But when we got in, Julie and ...
Livorno, Italy
... of shopping. I have yet to make a major purchase…. That will come with time…
After Pisa, it was back to Livorno in our cab. Carol, Bob, Paul, and I decided to have the cab drop us off in the center of town while the others opted to go back to the ship. Once in town, we walked around Livorno, although it was a bit deserted on this Sunday afternoon. We did, however, find a nice small Italian restaurant and had some excellent pasta, ...
Kareoke in Cecina
Arrived in Cecina on the train from Pisa, and walked for about an hour in the hot sun with all our gear to find the campsite. We were planning on staying for four nights (in hind sight we were glad we didnt) but they only had room for us for one night, even that was a stretch.
Turns out camping beside the mediterranean in Tuscany is not as dreamy as it sounds. After putting up the tent on a very hard piece of dirt (only 100m from the sea so ...
Tuscany Baby
... the kitchen on the way to making lasagna. We polished off the tiramisu with flourish, and then added osso bucco to our list of “must tries” at home.
We shopped, and shopped, and then liked the other gal’s new bag so much, we just had to dash back to the same shop to get one just like it.
We visited museums with running commentary from tour guides, a conservator (that happened to be a close friend of Faye) and with our own resident expert - ...
The Italian Riviera
We are now in the Cinque Terre on the north west coast of Italy a.k.a. The Italian Riviera. The Cinque Terre are a set of five coastal villages so remote that the only practical way to get to them is by train, boat, or hiking (only one has a public road to the highway and it's pretty scary to drive). While they are all quite small, they ...
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Business Services
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Pets allowed
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Hotel Tornese Cecina
