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Grappa
2 weeks ago we visited to Bassano del Grappa, which is a beautiful city in northern Italy, where they make Grappa. It is a small town and they have a grappa museum. It was good to see, because I did not know how grappa is made. In earlier days it was the poor man's drink, because it is made from grape pomace, meaning the skins and seeds. Basically the leftovers of the winemaking process. This pomace ...
Padua/Padoue/Padova... on ne sait jamais
... ressante de la région et ils n'ont pas tort. La ville à tout un charme.
Pour le repas du soir, je me suis fié au guide du routard. C'était une genre de taverne, donc parfait pour moi. Sauf que j'ai appris une fois sur place que la cuisine n'ouvrait pas avant 8h30 :\. C'est un peu embêtant l'Italie pour les heures de repas. En France au moins c'est 7h30. Après avoir regardé les gens autours, j'ai compris pourquoi que c'était à 8h30. En fait, tout le monde prend un ...
Days 304 to 305 - Padova
... piazza is one of the largest in all of Europe rivaling Red Square in Moscow.
FOOD & DRINK:
While having lunch with our hostess, on learning of Mia's osso bucco let down in Verona, she invited us for dinner on that very same night. A specialty of Mia's Nonna (grand-mother) Eli had never had the pleasure. The tender meat, the delicious saffron sauce on risotto rice and of course the succulent bone ...
Well worth the time and effort!
... up our luggage and then took us on a surprise tour of Venice at night!!! Everyone was extremely tired but re-energized with what we were witnessing. I am not good with words and couldn't even do Venice justice by trying. As we drove through the canals working our way to the Grand Canal I was in disbelief and amazement understanding that such a place can exist. I was very grateful for my family and ...
Water logged streets and the train to Nice(R)
... headed to our last “bus” ride.
As we walked, (at a decidedly slower than normal pace), we discussed what we liked about the city. Certainly the architecture is different than our “normal”, yet there was more to it. I think we agreed that it was the pace. This would probably be a great place to live if you were a bit older, say later 50's (and in good health). You walk everywhere, there are no cars, boats are decidedly a calmer mode of ...
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