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Monthly Archives: May 2012
A stunning Sorrento and it’s peninsula – Marilyn and Alf
We are about to leave Sorrento and its peninsula after three enjoyable days, heading South for the Amalfi Coast proper. When we left Umbria, it was raining heavily, and rain stayed with us until we were virtually in Sorrento. The … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Sorrento, Venice
Tagged Amalfi, Amalfi Coast, Capri, Gulf of Naples, Italy, Naples, Sorrento, Tyrrhenian Sea
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Sampling the delights of Umbria, Italy – Marilyn and Alf
For us, Umbria was a huge contrast to the neighbouring province of Tuscany which is known throughout the World for its art, architecture and red wine including Chianti. Umbria boasts many beautiful famous towns perched on the hillside including Perugia, Assisi, Todi … Continue reading
Posted in Italy, Photography, Reataurants, Shopping, Spoleto, Travel
Tagged Amalfi Coast, Assisi, Rome, Spoleto, Todi, Tuscany, Umbria, Wine
6 Comments
Four amazing days in Florence – Marilyn and Alf
For us, Florence will surely be one of the highlights of our “Taking the slow road to Cyprus” adventure. There are two key reasons why Florence, one of the World’s most beautiful cities’, attracts UNESCO millions of tourists annually – art and architecture. … Continue reading
Three delightful days in Venice – Marilyn and Alf
Today we leave Venice for Florence, after three delightful days. Our first day, we were talking to another couple on a ferry and received the following advice: You are going to be ripped-off in Venice anyway, so you might as well enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Budapest, Czech Republic, Florence, Hungary, Italy, Venice, Vienna
Tagged Florence, Italy, Piazza San Marco, Prague, Rialto Bridge, St Marks Basilica, Venice
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Some of Marilyn and Alf’s best photos in Budapest, Hungary
Check out the link below for some of Marilyn & Alf’s best photos whilst visiting Budapest. Open the link and then choose Budapest on the right or if you prefer one of the other cities. Click on individual photos to enlarge … Continue reading
Posted in Austria, Belgium, Brugges, Budapest, Czech Republic, Frankfurt, Germany, Hungary, Photography, Prague, Shopping, Travel, Vienna
Tagged Budapest, Danube, Elisabeth Bridge (Budapest), Goulash, Hungary, Prague
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Definitely no more dumplings please!
In Zagreb, Croatia, we thought that we were eating Croatian pasta but the waiter described it as “home-made Croatian dumplings” – it was an accompaniment to some excellent beef. It’s interesting to observe that in Central Europe, the “dumpling belt” seems to wider than … Continue reading
Delightful two days in Zagreb, Croatia
Sadly, this morning we must say goodbye to Zagreb and drive to Venice, Italy. Last night Marilyn commented: I really like it here in Zagreb and definitely want to come back and see more of Croatia next time. We have had … Continue reading
Posted in Budapest, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, Zagreb
Tagged Ban Jelačić Square, Croatia, Dolac Market, Hungary, Italy, Kaptol Zagreb, Venice
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Boxed in by three trams and a crowd – Zagreb, Croatia
The journey from Budapest to Zagreb, Croatia by car was pretty uneventful until we reached the centre of Zagreb. Satnav got us out of Budapest onto the motorway/freeway quite easily. It was sunny but cold when we left Budapest at around ten in the morning. … Continue reading
Posted in Belgium, Uncategorized
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On foot in Budapest
Explore Budapest on foot to really get close to the city. Yesterday, we left our hotel, behind the Opera on Andrassy, and set out on foot for the Big Covered Market, near Freedom Bridge on the Danube. As we took short-cuts … Continue reading
Posted in Budapest, Hungary, Travel
Tagged Andrassy, Buda, Budapest, Danube, Elisabeth Bridge (Budapest), Gellért Hill, Goulash, Hungary, Liberty Bridge, Lodging, Pest, Travel and Tourism
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Dining out in Budapest – Marilyn and Alf
We have been joking about being on the Schnitzel or Goulash trail for weeks but Budapest is really rather special. It is easy to find modern, trendy restaurants full of people of all ages enjoying themselves. Fresh produce is of high quality, … Continue reading
Posted in Budapest, Hungary, Travel
Tagged Arpad, Budapest, Goulash, Hungarian wine, New Zealand, Sauvignon Blanc, Schnitzel, Wine
6 Comments