Mosaico Ravenna
Via Darsena 9 Ravenna, Emilia-Romagna, 48100, Italy
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Another church in Italy
After leaving Venise we follow the Adriatic coast to Ravenna to see Basilica of St. Apollinaris in Ravenna. We didn't get to see the Adriatic Sea.. The church was from the 6th-century and had mosaic decorations. It was preatty, but we have seen a lot of pretty churchs in Italy. We had a lunch of pasta and wine. Always ...
Rimini
... prosciutto või Parma ham pizzat - need singid lähevad kuumendes tulisoolaseks. Ma ei taha tükk aega pizzat enam näha.
Aga muidu sama teema mis eile: hommikusöök, kell 10 basseini äärde, siis merre ujuma, siis basseini ujuma, siis päevitama, siis ujuma (basseini ääres on väga rahulik, rahvast üldse pole). ...
Rimini rannik - Milano Marittima
... orienteeritud. Siin jah, pastaroad ca 12-15 eurot, pearoad samuti al 15.eurost. Ühe odavama koha leidsime ka, selle siis katsetame homme ära. Hommikusöök on hinna sees, loodame et on rohkemat, kui röstsai ja marmelaad. Aa, ühe kebabikoha leidsime ka.
Nii, et me nüüd katsetame kaua me jaksame päevitada ja ujuda või tekib tahtmine juba homme kuskile väljasüit teha. Rumalad eestlased nohh, ei oska rahulikult puhata, vaid tahavad tormata.
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Verona to Rimni via Ferrara & Ravenna
... just to look around and have a Cuppacino. We Parked up near Via di Roma, and headed off to Piazza Garibaldi. A wedding congregation was forming as we arrived. We sat and watched as numbers grew. Then the groom appeared on the back of a Ducati Monster - to the sound of a cheer. Five minutes later the Bride arrived, and the spectacle moved indoors. With that little piece of excitment we were spurred on to final destination Rimini.
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More Mosaics, More History, More Food
... 2010/jun/10/theodora-empress-from-the-b rothel. I would so watch this Lifetime movie.
More celebs made their way to Ravenna, like Lord Byron and Dante. Dante got the boot from Florence and made Ravenna his home for the last 19 years of his life, where he wrote much of the Divine Comedy. He is buried here and we visited his tomb, with an eternal flame constantly fueled with oil from Florence.
From there we went to ...



