Podere SS. Annunziata II
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A dazed day in Elba.
Portoferraio, Elba Portoferraio greeted us with bright sunshine and a beautiful view of the local port. Behind this stands the Porta a Mare gate, which dates back to 1637 and is shadowed by rugged mountains. The ship docked right in the town and it was immediately accessible for exploration on foot. Elba was rich in iron that made it very attractive to the Etruscans and Romans for sword making and was a highly desired stronghold for mediterranean powers? Elba achieved fame though as ...
Tuscany to Umbria
... a main highway which then took us past Florence and then down towards Siena. Once we got on the main highway we made a lot of ground quite quickly. Elijah only slept for 45 minutes and woke up when we were going through the toll booth to get on the A1. He rarely ever happily sits in the car entertaining himself these days so once he is awake I am constantly turning around to pass him toys, snacks, sing songs and tell nursery rhymes to keep him happy! We stopped at around 12 ...
Tuscany
We had a very laid back, uneventful day today which was really lovely. When Elijah woke from his morning sleep we had some lunch and then headed out to find a grocery store that was open on a Sunday. Both the stores in Villamagna were closed so we drove to the larger supermarket in Volterra. When we arrived we realised they had just closed half and hour ago! So we knew that if that supermarket was closed then ...
Tuscany
... meals they have put on here at Agriturismo Diacceroni and it's been great getting to know some of other people staying here. The accommodation worked out to 350 Euros for a week which is just over $400 AUD for a 2 bedroom apartment with a kitchen and it included the three meals as well- such a great deal! Most of the people holidaying here are from other parts of Europe and the majority of them have young kids which is ...
Volterra
We are in the heart of Tuscany! Yesterday we were sad to leave little Levanto and would love to come back for a month and use little "A'Durmi" as our base. Before leaving the area though we took the train to the Cinque Terra town we missed because of the rain - Vernanza. This is the town that experienced the worst of the flooding last year, and though most of the main streets have been repaired, there is a lot of evidence ...
Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Kitchenette
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