Santini

... within 5 square kms. Despite our bells and whistles arrival we made it safely to our hotel. A lovely little boutique called Santini Residence about 10mins walk from Malostranska metro station; in the vicinity of Prague Castle. Our room was warm and ...

... to the KLCC park to find a restaurant overlooking the lake for dinner. There aren't that many, the first four were Santini, San Francisco Steakhouse (though the two are basically the same seating area), Starbucks, Dome. We opted for Santini that did a ...

... With a shrug and a sort of here-goes-nothing smile, he puts the engine in gear and says to me, "You'd better hold onto something." Santini leads us closer to the beach, and we feel the swells rolling under us with more and more force. He looks back at us ...

... in one year. In 1511 a half blind monk resurrected many of the bones and started to pile them into pyramids. It was Jan Santini who, in the 18th century made designs and decorations with the bones. It's a fascinating place worth a look on the web ...

... and scary nature of the place. After a Hussite Wars the chapel was badly damaged, so between 1708 and 1712 one Jan Blazej Santini-Aichl set about creating the monstrous very other kind of baroque look we have today. Pyramids of skulls are found at the ...

... many craftsmen and artists before the city became even better known through the work of the Italian architects Vincenzo Scamozzi and Santini Solari, to whom the centre of Salzburg owes much of its Baroque appearance. This meeting-point of northern and ...

... and Ossuary Sedlec. The Ossuary Sedlec holds a graveyard chapel from the end of the 14th century, rebuilt in baroque style by J.Santini. Decorated entirely with human bones which were arranged into pyramids by a half-blind monk, as early as 1511. It ...

... . We popped out to the front of the Twin Towers so Ed could see them in all their glory at night before heading to Santini for the pizza I'd been craving for days. The restaurant was packed! We realised that they had football screens up and Holland were ...

... night. By now I was desperate for something normal and I couldn’t get the gorgonzola and pear pizza out of my head from Santini in KL. Ben had a preference for Japanese food so I fought with myself and we ended up at Aoi-Jaya back on the 11th floor ...

... told to come back and collect anytime on Thursday! Wow! Ben and I just walked out in shock! We stopped for a quick lunch at Santini, where I had the Gorgonzola and Pear pizza again, I do love it so. Ben had a chicken foccacia. We had run late with ...

... history of the place and the work that they do. The centre was originally founded in 1956 by a Sardinian fisherman, Milton Santini, who lived in the Keys. Whilst fishing one day an Atlantic bottlenose dolphin got caught up in his nets and ...

... began in 1871 as a replacement for the old Teatro delle Muse which had been inaugurated in 1754. The architects were Giovanni Santini of Perugia and Coriolomo Monti of Bologna. By December 1876, with the completion of the decoration inside, the theatre ...

... wonderful weather, the people also make it special... always friendly and helpful. Tip: Best Gelato so far on our trip...Try Santini's (the locals will know it). In summer, the queue can get over 100 metres long... but it is worth the queue. ...

... imminent departure and finalize a few details, we met for lunch at Truly Scrumptious and Ice Cream Café at 7205 Estero Blvd., Santini Marina Plaza, where our hosts, Michelle and Dave Pyle, had prepared a surprise meal that set the tenor for our ...