Iris Perugia
Via Marconi 37, Historic City Centre Perugia, Umbria, 06122 , Italy
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Accosted!!!!!
Our day started wonderfully, left our hotel in Rome to the Post Office to send parcel to kids....
met Jenny & Mel again....some Aussies from Melbourne we had met on the way to the Vatican .... then to to Stationie Terminni to sort our tickets to Perugia. Had sorted on internet......so easy..... then to find the right platform..... as …
Italy - Day 7 - Siena and to Perugia
Italy - Day 7 - Siena and to Perugia 1st October 2008 Unfortunately I was up in the middle of the night with a sore belly and a bout of diarrhoea, but luckily I woke up feeling ok except for a bit of a sore throat and it did take us a while to get going. We had picked up a walking map of Siena yesterday, so we decided to follow that today. We had …
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Random thoughts and observations Part 2
There are no road rules in Italy, only suggested guidelines for driving.
Just because there is no parking bay, does not mean you can't park there.
Italian (and French) drivers have a greater spatial awareness of their cars than we do. They seem to be able to put a two metre wide car into a 1.9 metre wide space, without problems. And they do it at speed. They pass on corners, double ...
Myfavorite saint was worth the wait
I had tried and failed to convince myself not to go to Assisi. I knew that if I didn't go, there would always be a nagging part that would hafve regretted it. There were no CS-ers in Assisi, so I booked a hotel.
Upon arrive via taxi, I was somewhat startled. There didn’t seem to be anyone else staying in the place. It was in a dark and secluded area. The doors reminded me of a hospital. I had a vague sense that I would wind up in a horror ...
An Umbrian Excursion
... the mountains we arrived in Gubbio, a town equally dizzying in its historical richness. The bus had to drop us on the outskirts of the central Piazza dei Quarantra Martiri (named for 40 persons of Gubbio executed by the Nazis as some means of their establishing coercive authority) we had arrived in the midst of an open air market in the park and square.
In Gubbio we had arranged to stay in the small quarters attached to ...



