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22 Mar 2009 Tomoe, Japan:
marcket(to buy flowers, sorps, aroma oils.....) |
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18 Dec 2008 Elaine, England & Wales:
Turn left out of the hostel door and have a typical Italian start to the day with coffee and pastry at cafe on the corner. |
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18 Dec 2008 Elaine, England & Wales:
Piazza Grande, very atmospheric place, helpful information center who will set you up with Wifi access. Great indoor produce market nearby. Generally a beautiful city to wander around. |
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16 Nov 2008 Henry, USA:
I used it as a base to travel to Bologna, but Milan is not far, nor is Ravenna, or Venice (only 2 and one half hours on the regional train). |
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16 Nov 2008 Henry, USA:
I did not eat out much in Modena, but the covered market looks like a good option for an impromptu picnic or light lunch of fresh meats, cheeses and vegetables. |
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16 Nov 2008 Henry, USA:
The interior of the church is quite interesting, vastly different in style and furnishings than other churches in Northern and Central Italy. It is obvious it was completed earlier, or renovated in a Gothic style. |
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02 Jul 2008 Sara, Spain:
supermarkets, don't rely in the hostel for your breakfast |
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02 Jul 2008 Sara, Spain:
having a walk below the archades |
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