La Noce Chivasso
Piazza Garibaldi, 10 Chivasso, Piedmont, 10034, Italy
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Tudi po tirih, če je treba
... no stran. Po treh krogih nama je le uspelo prevoziti vse enosmerne ulice v pravem zaporedju in ustaviti neposredno pred hotelom:)
Vedno pa, ko si na službeni poti, velja, da ni lepšega, kot ugotoviti, da se lahko takoj in uspešno povežeš na internet. Tudi tukaj je tako.
So nas pa gostitelji (Politecnico Torino) včeraj pošteno namučili. Ne toliko z delom, kot z večerjo:) Peljali so nas ...
Sunshine, Santas and dinner with an Italian family
... Sylvia, the 14 year old came to collect us in a very nice people mover style car and Marco drove very fast to their home. We were greeted by Nadia saying it was a 'disastro' about my bag and we sat down to a beautiful meal of polenta and beef, a speciality of Nadia's home town. I really wished I knew more Italian as there were many awkward moments when I could not make conversation. Marco does not speak much English. I do find I am understanding quite a bit. ...
Torino, Italy
... a rich culture and history, and is known for its numerous art galleries, restaurants, churches, palaces, opera houses, piazzas, parks, gardens, theatres, libraries, museums and other venues. Turin is well known for its baroque, rococo, neo-classical, and Art Nouveau architecture. Much of the city's public squares, castles, gardens and elegant palazzi such as Palazzo Madama, were built by Sicilian architect Filippo Juvarra, who modelled ...
AKA Turin
... I heard several of the students say the town reminded them of Nice. We were going to walk to a main square where the original Roman door stood but has been built over several times by castles and palaces. More about that later. This particular boulevard actually was the link between the city center and where many of the out of town palaces stood. It is approx 1 km long, but because of the placement of the buildings and their design it appears much shorter. There ...
GIANDUJA!
Turin=love. I definitely enjoyed my second time back in Italy thanks to this wonderful city. The people were friendly, there's plenty of green scenery to stroll through, and best of all the chocolate. This is the birthplace of the magnificent, dreamy, delicious mixture of chocolate and hazelnut aka gianduja! And ...



