Palazzo Turchini
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When We Went to Naples For Pizza
... days, 16 different hotels, and who knows how many miles walked, can make a girl pretty tired.) So we got on our train to Rome and our plan is to stay there tonight, fly to Thessaloniki, Greece tomorrow morning and take a train from there to Athens. We realized later that it might have been a good idea to just stay in Rome the whole time and take a day trip to Naples, but sometimes bright ideas don't occur to you when you're exhausted. At least now we can say that ...
1152. A Classy Finish to a Long Day (Italy 129)
... with columned arcades and chic balconies looking down from above—one of the most beautiful Old Towns I've seen on this trip so far!
I mingle with the well dressed crowd, soaking in the vibe, and pausing to sample a delicacy or two along the way.
Then I head back to the train station, where a couple of people, including a guitar carrying priest are putting on a little mass, right there in the ...
1151. Searching for Roman Ruins (Italy 128)
... schedule whatsoever… maybe I should head back to Nocera Superiore where I know all trains will make a stop than risk another night out in the cold… But instead I decide to press on, continuing all the way up the town until the road hits the mountain forest… then following another road on back to the highway to the next town, which I dearly hope will have a major train ...
1150. Rail Junction Town (Italy 127)
... behind me for a strum session, then on through the town… past its respectable old City Hall and spacious plaza… past some high rise apartment buildings—something I haven't seen in a while. It’s almost comforting to see some urban life when it felt like I was getting farther and farther from ...
Unravelling Naples, or trying and failing
... Buildings cram closer and closer to the tracks, their laundry buffeted by the wake of the graffitti’d train, and their crumbling stucco and dusty vegetable patches are very distinct from the cleaner and better-funded cities of Italy’s north.
Four days is not long enough to truly capture the spirit and complexity of Naples, but it is enough to want to know more. It is a captivating place that reveals more, the more you understand its rhythms. As we pull away ...
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