Hotel Le Grazie Assisi
Via Madonna Delle Grazie 11 Assisi, Umbria, 06088, Italy
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The day of the boat, the railway and the bus
... and took us up the funicular railway to the township at the top. We walked a little way to the end of the island, which is shaped like a figure eight, and had a glorious view of the two little islands off the end. There is a variety of greenery, and being a sub tropical island it was in all stages from flowering to autumn colour. It was a lovely place. Enzo told us they get something approaching 15,000 visitors a day in the high season because all ...
Random thoughts and observations Part 2
... or whenever the mood takes them. And still there is no road rage. They beep their horns, and then move on. Even our bus driver just mumbles under his breath and then keeps going.
The soil here is a very pale colour. Not like the red of Australia or even the black of the Positano beach.
There is a lot of marble used in Italy. Every hotel seems to have marble stairs.
It ...
Myfavorite saint was worth the wait
... lights of little country towns passed quickly by the windows.
Getting off at Ancona, proved to be easier and I was much better at it than before.
I had met a girl who was going to the same place as I. She told me a bus came to the station and would take us to the ferry terminal. I was happy about this, but concerned for my luggage.
My concerns were not to be dismissed.
A man helped me to put my luggage contraption on the bus. ...
An Umbrian Excursion
... abound.The energetic vibe of a college town combined with the phantasm of antiquity makes for an incredibly unique experience of Italy.
The food and drink of Umbria easily rival that of its infamous neighbor Tuscany. Numerous examples throughout Perugia can attest to this. Catching a latte and pastry at The Sandri, easily the finest cafe I've ever bothered to walk into (if you're ever there eat the pear tart, do yourself a favor). ...
Mazzaforte: England in Italy?
... perching exposed on the steep hillside.
The clouds finally unleashed their autumnal power during a day trip to nearby Assisi. Sprinting through the steep, cobbled lanes, we desperately sought shelter from the pounding raindrops. They smashed against roofs into clouds of droplets and caused the electricity in the city to cut out, sending huge bangs and cracks through the electrical grid. Almost every shop had already hurriedly brought in their outside displays ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Le Grazie



