L'Arancio Affittacamere Lucca

... market (without the sampling) with lots of lovery deli's, cafe's and patisseries. Ofcourse we had to buy the local pastry called a buccellato which is kind of a cross between a biscuit and a fruit loaf... yummy with the morning coffee.<br><br>Before too long Kim pointed out her favorite bar from last time and pull me in to join her in a wine or 3. The tapas were as good as Kim had ...

... on the main street near our apartment and came across one which we hadn&#8217;t seen open before- it had beautiful looking pastries- why didn&#8217;t we find it before our last day? Actually, I didn&#8217;t think they were as nice as the French ones we had.<br> We had to pack our bags and get organised for the move out of the apartment.

... reason, the train didn't stop there and we ended up at Riomaggiore (can&#8217;t trust a timetable!). I convinced everyone that they could walk the Via dell&#8217;Amore or Lover&#8217;s Lane which we had read was a 30 minute walk suitable for everyone. It was but was very hot as it faced the west and there was little shade. We should have done it first thing when we arrived, but hadn&#8217;t realised it would be so hot. We ended up walking most of the ...

Just realized those not on facebook haven't seen pictures from Pisa and Florence. No long recap of Anthony and I's weekend in Tuscany, for obvious reasons. Also note that "Anthony and Alison's Great Adventure" was like taking a knife.<br><br>Love you guys! :)<br>

... and also what looked like a whole boned roasted pig which they just cut slices through. It wasn't even refrigerated. We then went to hire bikes and ride around the wall. Tara wasn&#8217;t too keen on it, so her and Greg went tandem. It was lots of fun and we managed to go around twice which was 6 km. We walked through the city, getting a gelato as usual and window shopped (many of the shops were closed for siesta ...

... and costume designer from the tv hit series "Dancing with the Stars". <br><br>Before retiring, we enjoyed a late evening glass of Limoncello on our balcony with the dimmly lit Italian coastline appearing to move slowly northward as the Ruby quietly but sternly cut a southern path through the Tyrrhenian Sea. <br><br>Tomorrow, we'll see ya in the port city of Civitavecchia, the gateway to Rome!<br><br>Buona Notte! Rick &amp; Elsie!

... anywhere, as the shutters are kept closed against the Summer heat. In the distance loomed Le Pizzorne, a series of steep hills sprinkled with tiny, stone villages. What a view! Lunch was a cold rice dish studded with various flora, including pearl onions, which I&#8217;ve never eaten because I hate them. It was accompanied by a heaping pile of radicchio, which we flavored with oil and vinegar. Then we had polpete ...

This entire last week, I painted and edited my short video.. Signora Byther, my old Italian teacher, came to Lucca where her vacation house is, and so I went over to see her.. have lunch with her... Since I could not go to the Venice Redentore festival, Mario came to ...

... just get some sun and swim in the sea. even Sim has managed to work up a bit of a tan (yes it really is possible!) the beaches are packed but the sea is amazing! so clear. you can see the bottom, even when you swim away from the shore. We also managed to slip in an arvo of snorkelling to see some fish and sea urchins (Sim was pretty excited). Other than that we also did the walk which links the villiages. tip: dont wear high heels, even ...

... where I couldn't read the menu but got really good pork, rice, and salad all flavoured with lemon. It was called Vasco de Gama in the Centro Comercial Primavera. Ahh so simple but yet so so good! Way to go Coimbra. Good food in that town. Worst meal 1. Most of the places I went were pretty good, but the worst, only because it wasn't that great for the price, was in Lisbon at a patio restuarant across the street from the Elevador de Santa Justa. Just not that great ...