A Shakespearean City 20140515_102726

May 15th 2014
After a good breakfast, we set out to find bus tickets so we could get into Verona. We ended up walking about half way to the city before we found anywhere but caught the bus anyway. The city centre of Verona is actually quite small like most of the older cities. This means it is really easy to walk around the whole city and take in all the sights on foot. We began at Piazza Bra which is a lovely ... read more

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Italy became a nation-state in 1861 when the city-states of the peninsula, along with Sardinia and Sicily, were united under King Victor EMMANUEL II. An era of parliamentary government came to a close in the early 1920s when Benito MUSSOLINI establis... ... read more

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Melissa Aspinall

Been There Licked That

In one courageous or completely out of our minds crazy leap my husband, our daughter and I have left our current place of residence, packed up our current lives and decided to take off to Europe for three and a half months. We have no set plans beyond a return ticket in and out of Paris, the first 8 days accommodation and a car lease for the remaining 90 something days. Anyone who knows me laughs at this because I am a planner. I usually travel knowing the day to day itinerary down to the minutest detail including where we might eat and exactly what train we will take. I am attempting ... full info

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