Methis Hotel Padua
Riviera Paleocapa 70, Padova Padua, Veneto, 35141, Italy
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Venezia!
... their shoulders. Gross. We had a huge Italian dinner that night, and in hindsight I should notnhave had two lunches. The dinner started with antipasti, then miso frito, then veggies, then risotto, gnocci, and two different pastas. Plus unlimited wine. I was too full to eat it all! Our table had lots of red wine and lots of laughs. A man playing saxophone serenaded us while we ate. We ended the night taking the boat back to the mainland and had a nighcap at the hotel ...
Water, water, and more water.
... church on the same spot. You could see the strong ties to Byzantium and the Holy Roman Empire. It was decorated with gold mosaics and dark colored marble, which gave it a very interesting and mysterious atmosphere. On the outside of the entrance of the Basilica stands 4 large bronze horses. The originals, which are kept inside and out of the weather is one thing I wish I had been given more time to view, but never located them. The horses were made in the ...
Venice
... We had the afternoon free to explore the city. Christian and I wandered through all the alleyways and got lost in the streets which was great. We walked to the Rialto Bridge and watched the world go by, then grabbed a drink and ice cream for Christian and sat on the side of the canal and watched all the water traffic. We then headed back to the campsite and had dinner with the group in the chefs tent.
* No cars, motorbikes etc are allowed in Venice only water ...
More fun in Padua!
... set aside for that so we weren’t able to go in, much to my disappointment. The school also has a huge collection of plants that are housed in the city Botanical Gardens.
We first visited the Basilica of Saint Anthony, one of the biggest churches in Padova. Once we stepped into the church "piazza," we actually stepped back into Vatican territory, so we were no longer in Italy! The church was built between the years 1235-1301, shortly after Saint Anthony ...
Murano
... look on his face, i said hesitantly.. lido?
he said oh no, no wrong boat this one is finishing.
i think, he said it in italian.
the boat driver then came to talk to me and he said, no worry, we get off at the last stop and we will walk you to the correct stop. i tried to say oh no thanks, that not necessary, but he insisted and we attempted to communicate ont he way to ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Methis



