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  • Entering Vaticano .. Actually, there is no problem to enter the catedral of Saint Peter in Vatican. Except to go up to the cupola, everything is free. You can go inside easily, just wait for queueing. But not during the holy days, like Posted by indarto in Super Beton blogs | Mar 23, 2008
  • Citta di Siena City on the small hill; it is very common in the area of Italy. One of the most famous and also beautiful is Siena in the region of Tuscany. From Perugia you can reach this city by bus or train. Posted by indarto in Super Beton blogs | Jan 20, 2008
  • The advanture of Assisi .. mist, fox, smoke and whatever the name are could change your day totally different. Those things can be very beautiful but also can be dangerous and make you into a problem. This situation was happened to me when I Posted by indarto in Super Beton blogs | Jan 19, 2008
  • "Ah, Venice!" The Grand Canal, Venice, with Rialto Bridge in the background March 14 (Rob) We drove from Tuscany to Venice today, through wildly fluctuating temperatures, to arrive in the s Posted by jennrob in Our Big World Trip | Mar 19, 2008
  • Love Supercars? - Watch vintage racecars wind through the cobblestone streets of Modena during the Rally Mille Miglia. - Visit Marranello, home of Ferrari, and view some of the world’s most elegant and powerful road and racing machines. - Go behind the scenes at Posted by smuth in Italian Auto Tour | Mar 20, 2008
  • Venice Here is what I wrote in my diary on the way home from Venice... "If I ever marry I would like to have my honeymoon in Venice, at the time of Carnivale. Venice was the most mysterious, magical and dreamy place Posted by gouramanis in Katrina's European Escapade | Mar 18, 2008
  • Firenze Florence is a beautiful city absolutely FULL of renaissance history. It is very famous for a lovely bridge which crosses the river. Now there are other bridges but in the past is was the only bridge. The Medici family were Posted by gouramanis in Katrina's European Escapade | Mar 18, 2008
  • More on Italy - Livigno & St Moritz, Switzerland Downtown Milan after arriving from sweltering Bali Well there was quite a transition going from 90 degree temperature and over 90 percent humidity in Bali where my pores were essential lo Posted by hsweasey in Sweasey Adventure | Feb 27, 2008
  • Rooma, Firenze & Vatikaani Pako räntäsateesta Roomaan rentouttaa kummasti. Miellyttävän kompakti kaupunki, miellyttävä ilmasto, rento ilmapiiri - mikäs siinä lomaillessa. Firenzeen junailtiin yhdeksi päiväksi, kokonaisuudessaan matkalla kuluin noin viikko. Ajoitukseen liittyen p Posted by vilmalotta in Levoton sielu | Mar 15, 2008
  • March 11---Siena, San Gimignano, Driving in Tuscany [i] The final day of the trip... Here was the perplexing dilemma I faced on my final day of my Central Italy voyage. There was way too much remaining on my 'Vacation To Do' list---including: Siena, San Gimignano, Volterra, Pisa, driving Posted by MrJfromFla in Central Italy-Spring Break '08 | Mar 13, 2008
  • Umbrian Umbrellas Anica, with an umbrella in Umbria, outside St. Francis' basilica in Assisi March 7 (Rob) Despite the rain, stronger than yesterday, we decided to take a car trip down to Orvie Posted by jennrob in Our Big World Trip | Mar 12, 2008
  • March 10---Umbria---Assisi, Spoleto, Todi, Citiva [i]Until today, renting the car was a waste and maybe even counterproductive. But this is where that car paid for itself many times over. Woke up this a.m. in Siena not knowing where I was going. Posted by MrJfromFla in Central Italy-Spring Break '08 | Mar 13, 2008
  • March 9---Florence [i]Today started with a view inside ancient San Lorenzo church (not fully open because of mass) then a tour of the Medici-Riccardi Palace near the Duomo. The former home of the Medici Posted by MrJfromFla in Central Italy-Spring Break '08 | Mar 13, 2008
  • March 8---Lucca and Florence [i]Awoke to another day of cold weather and cloudy skies. But revived, rested and ready to go, said goodbye to my 'lovely' hotel proprietor, and set off to explore Lucca, an old, well-preserved Tuscan city that doesn't draw tourists Posted by MrJfromFla in Central Italy-Spring Break '08 | Mar 13, 2008
  • March 7---Italian Coastline [i]After 1 1/2 days of traveling to get to where I was supposed to have been long before, I arrived at Pisa's train station. It was 3:45 a.m.---the plan was to pick up the rental car at Pisa Posted by MrJfromFla in Central Italy-Spring Break '08 | Mar 13, 2008
  • Bari, Fasano, Alberobello I spent some time, Friday until Monday (10th) in a gorgeous little village on the foothills, just south of Bari, called Fasano. The mountains were beautiful and the place was right near the beach. Although it was too cold to Posted by gouramanis in Katrina's European Escapade | Mar 12, 2008
  • beautiful day in the neighborhood We woke up the next day an had to be out of our rooms by 10 am and have our bags down in the luggage room. Once we had taken care of that Berkeley and I went out to search Posted by scoviello in the amazing adventure | Mar 12, 2008
  • When in Rome...visit another country! We got up the next morning and went on a bus tour of Rome. It wasn't the best thing I've ever been on but we got an idea of what's in Rome. Berkeley slept for most of the bus tour Posted by scoviello in the amazing adventure | Mar 12, 2008
  • When in Rome... I decided that I needed to start recording my travels and keep an up-to-date journal of what's been going on in my life....so here it goes! Last weekend we went to Rome with the API program. We met at our Posted by scoviello in the amazing adventure | Mar 11, 2008
  • Street-musician/artist seeks female helper/companion Hello , I'm a (male) travelling street-musician/performer/artist (have been for the last 30 years). Am developing my show further and need a female helper/companion who would also play a role (simple, elementary acting) in the show. If you're into travel Posted by jonhappy in Travelling street-musician/sailor | Mar 9, 2008
  • Street-musician/artist seeks female helper/companion Hello , I'm a (male) travelling street-musician/performer/artist (have been for the last 30 years). Am developing my show further and need a female helper/companion who would also play a role (simple, elementary acting) in the show. If you're into travel Posted by jonhappy in Travelling street-musician/sailor | Mar 9, 2008
  • sailor/street-artist seeks sailing companion(s) Hello. As a (male) street-musician for the last 20years in Europe, I travel through Southern Europe and the Med for approx. 8 months of the year. I play alto-sax with a playback system and make satirical jokes. At the end Posted by jonhappy in Travelling street-musician/sailor | Mar 9, 2008
  • spring break! I haven't been updating this as much as I'd like, and it's only going to continue like this because I'll be traveling for the next two weeks and probably won't have a chance. So, to recap the last couple of Posted by caitlinb in Viaggio in Italia | Mar 7, 2008
  • Venice and Skiing the Alps Hey Guys sorry for the delay I've been wrapped up in a few things. So my story is about our last trip to Italy. Which by the way was fantastic. We stayed in Trento. Which was like every other Italian Posted by ggaccione in Euro Study and Travel | Mar 7, 2008
  • Napoli I have been in Napoli now for three days and the nicest thing about it is the coffee and sweets. The streets are full of garbage, the people have not been so nice and Ive had to walk through flooding Posted by gouramanis in Katrina's European Escapade | Mar 6, 2008
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