Sweet Hotel Schiavon

Partie en autobus pour Padova, une
petite ville tout pres de venise, nous avons passer la journee a
visiter cette ancienne capital venitienne, ou les tramway moderne
circule dans des rues de pave ancient!. Les fortification sont
toujours la, mais elle sont souvent cahe par de nouveau batiement
construit en dehors des murs. Au centre, il y a un parc remplis de
statue, la ou ce trouvais l'arene romaine il y a tres longtemps! Nous
somme aller ...

... girl from Colorado) and he even made me talk to one of them. The rest of the day was relatively easy, and I got back to Dello tired and feeling the start of yet another cold (that would be 3 in 2 months if anyone's counting). That night I'd had the bad headache my throat had felt a little scratchy too and after shouting at the club to be heard over the loud music my voice had pretty much gone out. Luisa picked me up and took me to her aunt's house ...

Sat Sunny day took the vaporetta & a bus to garage in Mestre to pick up Sue’s car. Drove past villas to Asolo (hill country) near Dolomites. Walked up and down medieval town, great views of fortress & terraced hills. Lunch at Due Mori pasta & fagioli, pasta w/mushrooms, sausage & polenta, nice white fireplace with copper pans etc. party of alpine soldiers having lunch. Continued visit in Asolo, left 4pm for tour of surrounding hills, homeward bound.

... whom rather relax under a magnolia
tree or sun then thanks to the hot summer rays.













Via Ramo, 57 S.Ambrogio di Trebaseleghe (Padova)

Tel. (+39) 049 9378217 oppure (+39) 049 9386779

Cell. (+39) 329 7324584 Fax (+39) 049 9386779

E-mail: info@lerisaie.it

... I was exhausted from traveling I did not want to pass up the opportunity to see some night life. It was well worth it.

The next day we all went to this town called Treviso where they were having a food and wine festival. Treviso is so quaint with its cobbled stone streets and never ending side streets. The town was filled with such happy lively Italians. The town has a river that runs through it so where ever you walk there always seems to be water ...

... and fun in the sun! Looong (delayed!) train ride through the Alps to Venezia!. Sat in a ...

... their kids out to release their energy. Eventually, I took the vaporetto back, this time I took the one that goes all the way around the outside of Venice. The view from out there isn't as scenic as the Grand Canal, but the boat wasn't crowded at all and I got to sit in the front (front seats on the #1 vaporetto always seem to be occupied by someone). My roommates were a couple of guys from Edmonton, Alberta, who are on a 5 week ...

... north of the city, the Alps. We went about an hour north to Bolzano and it truly felt as if we had entered another country. The architecture changed, the street signs were written in other languages, and everything moved a bit more efficiently. Like the parking garage - not only were there real time signs telling you exactly how many spots remained on each level, but there were also little lights above the parking spots that changed color to tell you the ...

Hey everyone!! Since the last time we wrote you we went into Venice and basically just hung out by the water. We ate McDonalds.haha. tryin to get a taste of home I guess. Then we found out there was the opening of a clock in San Marco Square(the main place in Venice) they had been working on it for like 10 years and we happen to be there on the night of the grand opening. So we waited in this big crowd where Aaron got to ...

... BOTH nodding off in the middle of one of the most exciting places on earth, we decided it was nap time. Of course the one hour nap we planned at 4:30, before dinner, actually ended when we both woke up at 6am the next morning. Refreshed and chagrined we headed off for the island of Murano.This is where the Venitians moved all the famous glass blowing factories in the 18th century, for fear of burniing the city down. Shari is calling this the trip of humility ...