Sleep in Italy

Hello all! I have created this page to show all of you (the ones I love) my adventures as I travel across the pond to the soggy island of Great Britain. I will spend four months studying, traveling, and just living in Manchester, UK. And plan on ...

... . Just for information, Venice train station has a luggage deposit station but that is normally a long queue (unless you visit italy during the offpeak season). Alternatively, it is possible to use the lockers located outside of the station.  Most ...

... ’s can not piss without shitting.     All said and done, even with the rude people who can’t piss without shitting, Italy was such a fantastic country. Romantic, delicious, easy on the eye and so much to do. We loved shItaly. ...

... and know that I am surrounded by buildings that are over 2000 years old! The 8 hour overnight plane ride was uneventful..I did not sleep, but fortunately every seat had a TV so I was able to watch Wedding Crashers and one episode of sex and the city. ...

... extremely affectionate, and any moment can give birth to a spontaneous display of appreciation for their partners. This alone makes Italy worth a visit. So we terminated our short-lived affairs with the shuttle buses and piled into an enormous line ...

... ) every now and then. When I asked him the host his name he stuck a pose and profiled. It was freakin' hilarious. Welcome to Italy Jessamine. I went in the toilette and I felt like such a ding bat I couldn't figure out how to turn on the faucet. I ...

... have no idea what it was) and a bar that had an internet point. The only music they would play was Creedence. Also typical Italy. The only places with Italian music are those that cater to tourists. We stroll home, I trip while trying to look at my ...

... champagne with grapefruit, and a white wine sorbet. Side note: San Gimignano was the site of Shilo's first squatter toilet in Italy. 50 cents and you don't even get to sit down. 11 a.m. Our expedition leaves San Gimignano, walking through ...

... we had to head back to Italy.  The drive home is around 3 hours and takes us from Croatia to Slovenia and then Italy.  There is only one border which is between Croatia and Slovenia.  This is because Croatia is not yet part of the European ...

... but kept a good attitude. Finally after 3 hours we boarded and were headed to Rome. We both managed to get about 3 hours of sleep during our 7 1/2 hours flight. Arriving in Rome at 10:30 am we quickly went through customs, got a taxi and was headed to ...

... keepers and old women haggling over the price of oregano. After lunch we nap as sleeping on the train has proven to be not the best sleep. We wake and head out to laundry (oh exciting day). I get in a bit of an argument with the laundress over 5 Euro ...

... 2 in Venice. Because of some reservation issues, we needed to move out of our beautiful rooms this morning. Kelly and Felix wanted to sleep in, so Karla and I got up early and got an cappucino and pastries at the local bar. When every one was up, ...

Wong & Gem's European Vacation - Diary Update 13 Switzerland & Italy Day 214 - Friday 28th September - Sass Fee - Switzerland This morning we got on our bikes and explored the lakeside town of Ascona, had some breaky and then prepared ...

Thursday December 1, 2011 This past weekend Megan and I challenged ourselves to a trip to Italy all by ourselves! We had an overnight train leaving from Vienna at 7:30pm, and had to leave Linz to catch it around 5pm. The Vienna train system is currently ...

... to Copenhagen a couple of days earlier. I had based myself in Milan as a jumping off point for several places in Northern Italy. The first was Parco Nazionale Delle Cinque Terre. The Cinque Terre are five colourful towns that sit on cliffs overlooking the ...

... wasn't too long before I was slipping into a sleep that would last till the outskirts of Trieste. I have been struggling to sleep of late and although I'm always tired I cant seem to get more than an hour or two each night, the only break ...

... other's rooms because each room was unique. Not too much later the retreated to our rooms for a good nights sleep in preparation for the next day of riding. Italy Day 3 On Sunday I woke early, went to the lobby of the hotel and started this log. Soon we ...

... , and at one point I almost asked the flight attendant for fresh-squeezed water. But still… I was going to Italy ! Personally, I think airplane seating should be handled like dinner party seating: the flight attendants should make sure that people ...

... we go to sleep has left me little time to do the blog, so this won't be nearly as long (I hope) as usual..... Italy was unbelievable, far surpassing our expectations (I LOVE when that happens)!  We saw Florence, Pisa, and Rome, the latter of ...

... - let's not forget – for breeding the world’s largest population of sleazy men, it’s undisputable that Italy is a pretty popular tourist destination. Even though I’ve tried to maintain my 'no expectations, no ...

... window, wake me early the next morning. George, still groggy from the sleeping medicine for the plane, incredibly manages to sleep through them. I wonder if they are some sort of alarm. The concierge tells us that there is still an active order ...