 | Padova, Italy |
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... on Sunday 26 June and we were loaded up, waving goodbye to Petley Road and heading for Gatwick airport! We flew into Venice but were using Padova (or Padua as some call it) for a base so caught the train over. I had been in such a rush when packing up ...
... euro ham sandwich" with our ski stuff and drove away from La Grave. The first stop on our journey was Padova, Italy (pronounced "padua") where Daniele and Enrico grew up. As I mentioned before in a previous blog, our borrowed little Peugeot ...
... John and I climbed some lovely narrow cobbled stairs to a small place for dinner before taxiing back up to the hotel. Now off to Padova...a bit of hairy driving around the lake..not because of drivers, but narrow winding roads with nowhere to go. It was a ...
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Anybody been to Perugia, Italia or Vicenza, Verona, Venice etc. etc.
Posted on Aug 13, 2009, 04:36:49
... to visit and the Dolomites are there for those who like scenery (plenty of bars, shopping and not far from Verona, Padova, Venice, etc). Coming back stopped for night at Augsburg, Germany then through Luxembourg where it seems the whole of Europe stops to ...
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Need suggestion on 2 weeks in Italy
Posted on Apr 17, 2009, 16:34:46
... town, I'd say stop in Bologna, then sleep for the night in Ferrara, the day after stroll around in the center and leave for Padova. spend one night there, prato della valle is the largest square in Italy, and at night is a hot spot, even if only for an ...
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Need suggestion on 2 weeks in Italy
Posted on Apr 16, 2009, 14:40:27
... , Cortona, Assisi, the whole chianti region, then from Siena to Venice it's betterg to go with the highway, even if there's not much to see on it, but don't miss Padova, or the small Arqua Petrarca town , i mean, you won't get bored...
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