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Since Sunday's in Padova are really boring, we developed the habit of driving around northern Italy. We saw a lot of nice cities already. Last week we went to see Bologna, the oldest university. well we weren't able to look at it, because it is closed on sundays. But the red city was also nice to look at. It is called the red city because the stones are actually red marmor, and also because ...
Bologna
... nobody ever came to check the tickets so we were fine out in the aisle. We got out and started heading for the hotel (the walk leading us through all the sites). We saw pizza nettune (Neptune square) and then saw Santa Maria Delle Sanita. That was really pretty:) We dropped our bags off at the hotel (we have a balcony too which we discovered) and went to eat lunch. We asked a nice construction guy where the pizza San domenico was so we could eat in their pretty court yard. I fed ...
Amazing Race to Bologna
... patio. At this point a drink sounded pretty good :) We got on our train and were finally on our last leg to Bologna. We arrived and met our friends who were at the station waiting for us. It was great to have friends that we could converse with in English! They showed us around town and then we went to there place to drop our stuff. Justin & Ann's place was awesome. It was like an underground bunker with their very own well and ancient artifacts set ...
Typically Italian
... the evening as the effects of alcohol kicked in. However, the three of us were extremely tired and retired relatively early and my bed was certainly very welcoming.
The following day was a whistle stop city tour with a university friend studying in the city. We hurried through the streets, passing the castle, looking into the little quaint shops and browsing the markets, after our daily dose of pizza and gelato it was onto the train and our next stop…Padova. ...
Bologna la gourmande
... plus qu'un 7/10.
Une fois bien rempli, je me promène. Mon ami m'avais parlé de deux tours qui sont immanquables (Garisenda à gauche [croche] et Asinelli à droite). Celle de droite, ouverte au public, comporte ~498 marches d'après mon guide et si on veut on peut toujours les compter. Pour ma part je n'ai fait que les monter le lendemain matin (elle ouvre à 9am). Sinon pour ce qui est du reste de la soirée, je me suis promener ...
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