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Bologna
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
... Italy's version of happy hour. The only difference is that when you purchase your 8€ cocktail, it includes access to a full on buffet of tasty bites! From here we went and looked at a library that was unlike anything we had seen before. The floor of the library was plexiglass which allow access to the view below that revealed an entire collection of ancient ruins that once stood in place of this library hundreds and hundreds of years ago. Just one of ...
Typically Italian
... was for certain, this was to be an unforgettable stay.
Cristina asked if we spoke French at all and to our relief the language barrier was broken a little and conversation was possible, however, our saviour was their friend Alex, who speaks fluent English and became our translator for the whole evening as well as a good friend.
As were sitting in their living room having these bazaar, jumbled conversations a Sara’s boyfriend walked in ...
Market Day
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It was wall to wall people, so we decided to make our way back to the Centro part of town. We walked back down Via dell' Indipendenza, which runs right into Piazza Maggiore. We had not been down this way, so it was a nice change. Also, on Saturdays they close off the streets in the centre core to traffic, so it is all pedestrian. Of course you did not think we wouldn't stop for a caffe. Sure we did, sat at a ...
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