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  • Milan Massimo and Kieko once again came to pick me up for a day of adventure! Massimo works with textiles and sells fabrics to many places. He had an exhibition in Milan on Wednesday so Kieko and I tagged Posted by CariLB2 in Italian Adventures | Sep 10, 2009
  • Farm 3 - Fruit trees near Spoleto Travel map for Europe: http://www.travellerspoint.com/member_map.cfm?itinid=193648&tripid=193648 Photo gallery for Italy visit http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/gallery/users/hazelnutty/countries/Italy/ [b]After the farms - a trip to Posted by hazelnutty in Adventures in the North | Sep 10, 2009
  • Tuesday Early Tuesday morning Silvia, Angela, Kieko, Francesica, Fredricco and I loaded in the car and headed out to Angela's mother's home. She lives in an old town in northern Italy. Her home was built in the 1500s and Posted by CariLB2 in Italian Adventures | Sep 10, 2009
  • Venise - Jour 1 Lever très tôt: 3h30 pour se rendre à l'aéroport Charles de Gaule pour un vol à 7h00 direction Venise. Vol à l'heure, service extra avec Easy Jet, location de voiture en règle, mon GPS qui fonctionne à merveille avec une carte Posted by Montvalois in Paris et l'Italie | Sep 9, 2009
  • Monday Today was yet another incredible day. Massimo and Kieko (my hiking partners from the day before) arrived at 10am to take me site seeing in Bellagio. This is a small town at the top of the region, where Posted by CariLB2 in Italian Adventures | Sep 9, 2009
  • Venice... Yep, move over Barcelona and St. Petersburg; Venice has come to eclipse your beauty. But don't worry, I am still true to my birth city, and Barcelona is still my favorite city in Europe overall. Venice, however, is gorgeous! In Posted by anya84 in TUSC[ANYa] | Sep 8, 2009
  • Cinque Terre, Italy We travelled by train from Arles - our first train left at 5:08 and took us to Marseille and then to Nice. From Nice we travelled to Genoa and finally Monterosso. Monterosso is the first of five towns of the Posted by 60somethin in Adventures of Leigh & Sam | Sep 8, 2009
  • The beauty of creation Saturday night left me exhausted and I slept later on Sunday than I have thus far on my trip. Around 9am I aroused from my slumber and made my way down stairs. Angela was bustling about and urging Posted by CariLB2 in Italian Adventures | Sep 7, 2009
  • First Week Finally in Italy. Got here on the 2nd and am working on getting myself oriented to my surroundings. Orientation was a bit of a let down. Didn’t learn much outside of what was already given to you in i Posted by Cathie12 in cathy's visits and the art to see | Sep 7, 2009
  • Day Three The past few days have put my astetic side into overload. Beauty surrounds me in the buildings, streets, lakes, mountains, and forrests. God has painted a fantastic landscape that is completely breathtaking. Yesterday, I woke early and spent Posted by CariLB2 in Italian Adventures | Sep 6, 2009
  • Still seeing amazing sights and eating awesome treats With all my daytrips and weekend excursions, Florence still remains partly unexplored. I've been trying to catch up and have recently been discovering the lovely sights of the Eastern part of the city. The other day I also went windowshopping Posted by anya84 in TUSC[ANYa] | Sep 5, 2009
  • 周庄的欧洲版 - 威尼斯 (Venice) 威尼斯和周庄的共同点： * 房子都建在水上； * 狭窄的街道用很多的小桥连接着； * 被游人，饭店和礼品店侵占了的城市； * 游人可以雇条小船从城市的一头游到另一头，同样是人力的小船，只不过威尼斯的小船有华丽的装饰和“刚朵拉”的洋名。 [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/211584/20090828_048. Posted by suevasil in Overland for 8 Months | Aug 26, 2009
  • Venice - A truly unique city Venice is a beautiful town, albeit a little touristy. Something like a quarter of the streets are canals, which makes it easy to get lost and makes the city very unique - definitely worth seeing. [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/211581/20090828_ Posted by chrisvasil in Overland for 8 Months | Aug 26, 2009
  • A Year Ago in Venice... Travelling towards Venice Dan and I visited London, Amsterdam, Berlin, Krakow, Prague, Vienna, and Interlaken -- and it rained nearly every step of the way. Oh and the lightning storms we encountered in every destination were envigorating at first, but Posted by Jennylynn in Jennifer's Journeys | Sep 4, 2009
  • Day Two Last night I had a wonderful night's sleep. It rained intermittedly throughout the night. The sound of the drops against their tiled roof was music to my ears. When morning arrived I woke refreshed and ready for Posted by CariLB2 in Italian Adventures | Sep 4, 2009
  • Food! I still haven't written about the wonderful Roman cuisine that I got to sample while I was there! My first stop was actually for gelato. Always on the hunt for the best pistacchio, I went to the most famous gelateria Posted by anya84 in TUSC[ANYa] | Sep 4, 2009
  • Which wat to go Many people travel Europe by train. It can be really easy if you go to major cities and travel extremely light. You will miss the random side trips-and have to travel on a schedule. We have too much luggage. no Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Sep 3, 2009
  • Rome Many people travel Europe by train. It can be really easy if you go to major cities and travel extremely light. You will miss the random side trips-and have to travel on a schedule. We have too much luggage. no Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Sep 3, 2009
  • Who to trust? Our first full day, started at the Accedemia-see 'The David'. We went online to look for tours. The price I was quoted for a walking tour and guide was expensive(from me). I researched a few sites and settled for Viator. Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Sep 3, 2009
  • Florence We arrived at the Contentiale- this is one of Ferragamo's hotels. They are a collection of modern boutique hotels-near the Ponte del Vecchio. We unloaded the car- headed to Avis. It is exciting to return the car. Lincoln drove 1700 Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Sep 3, 2009
  • Day one The Pirovano family lives in a little town named Erba, close to Como (where I was informed George Clooney lives). Their house is unlike anything I have ever seen. All the homes around here are built into the Posted by CariLB2 in Italian Adventures | Sep 3, 2009
  • Farm 2 - Goats in Greve, Chianti 25 August 2009: Making Cheese (from Lynda) We have just woken up from our afternoon rest. The tractor is starting, people are emerging and getting going on the late afternoon jobs. Hils and I are going to water the vegetable garden Posted by hazelnutty in Adventures in the North | Aug 29, 2009
  • Safe and sound! My last day and a half have been unbelievable!! Let me sum it up for you... - 6 cities - 3 countries - 5 modes of transportaton - 8,5 euros and 14 hours of sleep later...brings me to you this beautiful Italian morning. There Posted by CariLB2 in Italian Adventures | Sep 2, 2009
  • Rome The cheapest way out of Zanzibar to Europe turned out be on a charter plane to Rome (400 euros each). It turns out the Italians love Zanzibar so there's several charters daily to Bologna, Milan and Rome. We were glad Posted by olin in Sinusoidal Planetary Circumscription | Aug 15, 2009
  • Prada Time to depart Tuscany and head to Florence. We packed the car for the last time-returning it after we check into our hotel. First, had to make a side trip-this time knew my way- to Pr Posted by Jcarrara in Julie and Lincoln's 1st Trip | Sep 2, 2009
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