Renaissance Masterpieces - Florence, Lucca & Pisa

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September 30th 2022

Published: January 20th 2023

The Intrepid tour group was small – five participants plus our local leader. The small group size made for easy coordination and movement as we travelled by train from Rome to Venice via Florence, Lucca, La Spezia (the Cinque Terre), Asti, Milan and Lake Como. Many thanks to Ana, Paul, Brenda, Mariah and Andrea for making the two weeks fly by. Lots of good memories, food and wine! Lots and lots ... Read Full Entry

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20th January 2023

Jane
non-member comment

Thanks
Our last family holiday in Europe was staying g in a villa outside of Lucca and exploring Florence, Sienna and Pisa. Thank you for bringing ginger back some great memories.

21st January 2023

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Reflections
Quite an enticing image in a puddle no doubt...cobblestones and water framing a reflection of a masterpiece. I have posted some of your pics in "Cathedrals, grand churches, mosques and places of worship" thread in the Photography Forum. Great additions and not the usual images of the domed Florence Cathedral. Check 'em out.

21st January 2023

Marilyns Journey
Marilyn McLachlan

Thank you!

21st January 2023

Florence from Piazzale Michelangelo Viewpoint of the Duomo

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Florence cityscape
A pleasure to behold and breathe in, no doubt

10th February 2023

Florence Accademia David1 by Michelangelo 1501 1504

Ake Och Emma
Ake Dahllof and Emma Holmbro

Florence is on the most wanted list
Italy has som many wonderful places I want to visit. Florence is one of those and had for many years been on my most wanted list. I was planning on going there in December but ended up in Sicily instead. I will publish blogs from that trip later this year. I am busy writing those now. /Ake

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