Hotel San Giovanni Ischia
Via F. Sogliuzzo 7 Ischia, Ischia, Campania, 80077, Italy
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Homeward Bound
... time where we did go and Christmas Day and New Year's Eve were made very special.
The best thing was a great table so thanks to Maureen & Steve, Geoff & Dorothy and Pam & Chris; not forgetting our tour companions Tony & Jackie.
The ship was beautifully decorated for Christmas, Captain Perkins was his usual cheery self and Mrs Perkins (Lucy) was charming as ever. Michael & Britender were a great waiting ...
Unravelling Naples, or trying and failing
... its own making. Naples’ peculiar culture, in contrast, is rooted in the dominance (culturally, if not spiritually) of the Catholic Church, legions of industrial rubbish bins line the streets in front of churches, and the destructive presence of the Camorra continues to hold back otherwise vibrant and cultured communities.
A hour’s train ride up the coast, atop Sorrento’s dramatic cliffs are perched dozens of hotels, cafés and bars, all vying for the tourist ...
6/5/2011- Mt. Vesuvius and beyond
... was so cool.Some of the ash seemed to have preserved a lot of what was there. In the main street you could see the grooves from where the Chariots used to ride and the stepping stones in the street so people wouldn't get their gowns dirty. By far the most interesting thing we saw was the local Brothel. Yep An old roman ***** house complete with fresco of the "positions" offered... Sort of a roman Karma Sutra if you must. That was well strange and as my ...
Atrani, Amalfi, Positano
... the best I could do, shows the crypt which reportedly holds the remains of St. Andrew brought here during the 4th Crusade.
You don’t need to be interested in its history to enjoy being here because the rugged beauty of this coastline is captivating.
Positano is more visually intriguing than Atrani or Amalfi. As you approach by car you see the entire city rising from the sea and extending more than 400 meters up the ...
Ashes to Ashes
... her debut as the resident "satyrist":
After enjoying the luxury of not having to pack up our suitcases, we tottered next door to meet with Gianni our flamboyant Italian guide. Only an Italian would wear a striped dress-shirt and white jeans in July. For the next two hours, we travelled around the antic site of Pompeii; possibly the best preserved insight into Roman culture as yet discovered. Highlights included the Odeon, where a few of us sung Broadway and ...
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