Cantiere Navale Donoratico Residence-Hotel
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Florence/Pisa, Italy
... passes through classic Tuscan countryside, a wonderful introduction to the beauty that awaits you in Florence. Upon arrival, you will enjoy a guided walking tour of the historical center, which has been deemed a pedestrian zone. Visit the magnificent complex of the Cathedral of Santa Maria dei Fiore, the famed Duomo, which lords over Florence. A treasure-trove of priceless masterpieces adorns the building, including sculptures by Donatello ...
Livorno, Italy
... us to Pisa and back. The plan was just to spend a couple of hours in Pisa, and then return to the ship. So, we set out across the Tuscan countryside to get to Pisa.
We arrive in Pisa about a half hour later, and spent the next couple of hours visiting the Leaning Tower, the Cathedral, and the Baptismal. The weather was perfect. It was a bit chilly, but clear blue skies. We also had ample time to wander some of the streets of Pisa and to do ...
A dazed day in Elba.
... home of Napoleon. The island is small and can be circumnavigated by vehicle in a day. Unfortunately we did not explore to much of the island but did have a chance to stroll around the little harbour, the home to many yachts small and grand. I particularly liked seeing the rows of local fishing boats their bright colours offering old world character. Greens, blues, reds and whites vivid in contrast to the sea water and sunshine, as the locals bought the daily catch, helped ...
The Medieval Hill Town
... The city itself is an old, medieval hill town that's very cute, if you will. I also tasted some of the most delicious gelato I've had since being in Italy for over 3 months. I traveled with my school mates to this small town and had a relatively limited amount of time to explore. There's not much to say except I saw multiple naked, wooden statues awkwardly placed around the city.
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Tuscany Baby
... For one glorious meal, we dined al fresco under the arbor beside the farm house. The breeze gently rippled the wheat in the field across the road. Little dandelions or some close relative puff ball thing-ies floated in the air giving the vista an almost dream-like quality. I was so thoroughly entranced during the meal, enjoying the view, food and company; I failed to ask Randy to document the event from my perspective. It will forever remain etched in my mind as the quintessential ...