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Ruth's italy travelogue 1998 ...
Ruth's Italy Travelogue 1998 Lucca/Florence/Ferrara/Venice March 29: Living Walls After our usual confusion, we successfully purchase our tickets and board the correct train to Lucca. Lucca is encircled by 20-foot tall walls. The walkways along the walls are 30 feet wide and are edged by tall, living sycamores. We pass through the walls into the …
Monaco: The best of it all in one little country
... floating in a beautiful, serene place lost to time.
Our dinner at VistaMar in the Hermitage Hotel (One of Monte Carlo/Monaco's top 10 restaurants) was complete with foie gras, sea bass, lamb, chocolate fondant and Grand Marnier Souffle... a perfect ending to an amazing meal. We finished the night in a small club cut into the side of a cliff overlooking the Mediterranean.
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Day 16 - The Monte Carlo
... was the Monte Carlo. We put a little extra effort into getting ready swapping our hiking boots for flats and actually brushing my hair. All dolled up we caught a train in. There were amazing fountains and a big silver dome thingo that reflected the city we walked in after getting out ID's checked taking in the fabulousness that was the Monte Carlo Casino. I was gambling on a backpackers budget so I had my €5 ready to splurge. A woman came up to ...
France to Monaco to Italy
... our night were the guys walking along our restaurant offering us....it must of been every 10 minutes if we wanted to buy their roses. So annoying! After dinner we checked out the town then headed back to the hotel. The next day we took it easy, just to catch up on a few things. By 11am we went for a walk along the board walk and had lunch. The wind picked up so we ended up going back to the hotel for a swim and resting up before we head out to the Monaco casino. It was ...
Nice - nice, Eze - Breath taking
... that we persisted with the bus because we were about to give up but Eze is definitely worth the visit. It is up the mountains from Nice, the new town sits on a relative flat portion of the mountain with houses climbing up the slope on the outskirts, on one side there is a small hill (I know a hill on a mountain sounds weird but that’s the only way I can describe it) was the old town and at the very top the fortress. The old town was built in the 1300’s and it is an ...
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