Grande Albergo Quattro Stagioni
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Tivoli... Our Last Day
... ahead down the side of the mountain like it was a Nascar race. This scared everyone, especially the trauma nurse Abbe. Abbe's ride was especially memorable with the elderly man behind her rubbing her butt. Luckily a few people got off at the next few stops and we were able to sit down. Mary really enjoyed talking with the woman we met from France. We had no problem at all riding the metro back to Roma - Abbe even helped an Italian man buy his ticket to ...
This 1 time when we drove the Italian countryside
... br> Although, you can walk the entire town in about 20 minutes and tour buses are arriving and departing constantly, it was a nice way to stretch our legs and see some important historical sites. St. Francis is an important part of the Roman church and it was memorable and spiritual to be in the Basilica honoring him.
Back in the van and a few more hours and we'll be in Florence!
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Villa d'Este
... a Classical Villa which one of the emperors might have constructed. It was absolutely gorgeous. The fountains and gardens covering the site were more than one could handle. Turning one corner after another, you were struck by some of the most beautiful scenes in the world. And none worse than the other. My favorite spot was an out of the way path, covered by an ...
Tivoli - Villa Adriana und Villa d'Este
Strahlender Sonnenschein heute morgen, dem Ausflug nach Tivoli steht nichts im Weg. Bequemer Beginn, nachdem der Shuttlebus des Campingplatzes gerade abfahrbereit ist, lasse ich mich von diesem zur Metro bringen. Dann geht es etwas mühsamer weiter, mit Metro A bis Termini, mit Metro B bis Tiburtina und mit der Bahn nach Tivoli. Beim Bahnhof suche ich vergeblich nach einer Bushaltestelle, man muss in den Ort hinauf, von wo die Busse zur ...
Hadrian's Villa
... rather disappointed that the visit was so short, only lasting 3 hours. Apparently it had to be hurried up due to bus retail or something of that nature. This quick taste, though, makes me want to go back and enjoy the villa and neighboring town all the more. The trip, overall, was a rather sad look at this amazing piece of architecture, but one I want to fully explore some time in the future.
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