Hotel Dali Florence

... narrow street -- a trick I learned from a parking attendant was actually quite common in Florence.   Thus arrived somewhat ass-first at the Hotel Dali, we were faced with another challenge: the entrance to their parking area was one street ...

... strongly of vinegar. Toilet makes terrible strangling noise when flushed, shower drain clogs up and water builds/over flows. Florence is very nice. Hear the occassional American accent, but mostly Italian people running around. Not as challenging as ...

... since my last entry. So far Ive been to Paris, MAdrid, Cuenca, Seville, Arcos de la Frontera, Cordoba, Barcelona, Nice and Florence. My favorite city from those has been Barcelona. It is such a gorgeous city with a lot to see, perched right on the ...

... on the grand canal. All the big shots, Picasso, Dali and Kandinsky, defiantly quality not quantity. Canadian flags: At the Florence train station I was greeted by a Canadian welcoming comity which consisted of a guy and a girl from Halifax. Very ...

... Getting there was as smooth as could be and we enjoyed talking to a linguist from Rome on the way over. Upon ariving in Florence, however, we got EXTREMELY lost looking for the hostel. When we finally found it TWO HOURS LATER (no joke) we were told by ...