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Europe (Venetians tour) 2025

A biggish trip:
Paris - 6 nights
Florence - 4 nights
Siena - 13 nights
Venice - 2 nights
Venetians cycling tour - Venice to Dubrovnik - 15 nights
Munich - 4 nights
Tokyo - 7 nights もっと詳しく
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  • EattravelmoveEurope (Venetians tour) 2025旅行者
    Bike gear on, cycling time
    Our ebikesTuscan vineyardsView on our cycle1View to Siena1Antipasto plateRisottoPici ragu

    Cycling and rain ....

    9月9日〜10日, イタリア ⋅ 🌧 20 °C

    Tuesday:
    We walked to Siena bike shop to pick up our ebikes I'd booked ahead of time. They're very fancy, new off-road ebikes, and we have them for 3 days. Unfortunately, you can't predict what the weather is going to be like when making an advanced booking - it's forecast to rain from this afternoon and all day tomorrow!

    The guy a the bike shop was super helpful and emailed me a couple of cycling routes. We rode back to the apartment and got geared up and went out for a morning ride, heading towards a winery I'd read about. The roads were a bit quieter, and the scenery was amazing, with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The winery didn't seem to be open, so we cycled back to the edge of the old city and took a road that partially circumnavigated the city, with great views of this fortress city.

    We road back to the apartment, carried the bikes upstairs (yep, they're heavy), and charged them up. The rain started after lunch. The rain eased in the late afternoon, so we walked to the big Pam supermarket at the train station to pick up supplies for a rainy night and day ahead.

    Wednesday:
    It started raining during the early hours of the morning, and it rained pretty much all day - no cycling today!

    Luckily, we had food, and Netflix! The rain stopped around 5pm, and we got out of the apartment. We walked to our local bar, Bar Impero, for an aperol spritz or two. It was good to get out.

    We dined at i Gabellieri once again - the food and the vibes are very good here. It seems like a largely local hangout, off the tourist strip, and the staff recognised us and are really friendly. We tried the pici ragu and risotto after an antipasto plate. A few wines in the cooler evening air was great.    もっと詳しく

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    Siena and San Gimignano day trip

    9月7日〜8日, イタリア ⋅ ☁️ 20 °C

    Sunday:
    We had a very leisurely start to the day; breakfast at the apartment before heading out for some exploring.

    We walked an alternate route, not along the main drag (via Camollia), and came across the Opera house that we'll be going to later on the week. We walked up to Fortezza Medicea, the ruins of the old fortress. It's a little further away from the tourist trail and involved an uphill climb, which is probably why there was hardly anyone there. There were great views back across the city and to the Duomo, along with great views of the countryside.

    We walked back down to Bar Impero to wet our whistle, and afterwards, walked back to the train station where there's a much bigger supermarket, Pam. We picked up supplies for dinner and, of course, some local wine.

    In the evening, we enjoyed an aperol spritz or two (we've been getting into these) - for those unfamiliar with this drink, it's aperol and prosecco. We cooked pici pasta (thicker than spaghetti and a local favourite) with some pancetta, mushrooms, and cream. Washed it down with a chianti as you must!

    We went for an after dinner walk through the old city. We stumbled upon some sort of local festivity, marching band, flag waiving, etc. The piazza del Campo was still pretty buzzing but less hectic than during the day. We walked up to the Duomo, and it was lovely and quiet. We sat down and took it all in for a while - the temperature was beautiful, with a cool breeze.

    On the way 'home', we stopped for a very tasty gelato - a nice way to finish the day.

    Monday:
    We took a local bus from just around the corner to San Gimingnano, a beautiful hilltop village about an hour away. The bus ride was on windy and narrow roads and certainly kept us alert!

    Arriving in San Gimignano, about an hour later, we wandered around the narrow streets, admiring the stone and brick architecture. The place had some beautiful vantage points to take in the surrounding countryside. We walked to the highest point, where an actor was reciting Dante, who apparently hung out here in the day.

    We found a place to grab a panini to share for lunch, which was good. We then paid €1 to use a bathroom - what a world 😄 We took the bus back, however, this time we had to change buses in Poggibonsi, not an especially scenic place; the joys of travel. We did go past Monteriggioni on our way back - we're thinking of cycling there tomorrow.

    In the evening, we had a cheese plate and a game of cards before heading out for some drinks at Bar Impero. We wandered back to a restaurant called i Gabellieri and had really good pizza, tiramisu, and wine.    もっと詳しく

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  • EattravelmoveEurope (Venetians tour) 2025旅行者
    Piazza del Campo
    View from our apartmentPorto CamolliaWhere's WallyPiazza del CampoPiazza del Campo1Setting up for local gatheringDuomoDuomoPiazza del Campo at night1

    Siena...

    9月5日〜6日, イタリア ⋅ 🌙 19 °C

    Friday:
    We checked out of our apartment in Florence and walked to Santa Maria Novella train station with some trepidation. There is a snap train strike, and we really don't know whether our train to Siena will be running or not. The train station is chaotic, and we just have to wait and watch the board for service announcements. The 11.10 train to Siena was cancelled, and our train was at 12.10; fortunately, ours was not cancelled, and we had a comfortable ride to Siena, about an hour and a half.

    We've booked an apartment outside the old city walls, and it's about a 10-minute walk from the train station. We checked in with no problems, and it's a great modern apartment with a kitchen and balcony overlooking the countryside.

    We walked to the nearby supermarket and stocked up with supplies as we're here for 13 nights. It's a nice change to be able to cook dinner and enjoy an aperol spritz at 'home'.

    Saturday:
    A nice relaxing start to the day with bacon, eggs, toast, and coffee at the apartment. Gayle video called Donna and got the Canberra update!

    We set off to do some exploring and walked up to the entrance to the old city, Porta Camollia, an enormous stone entrance. It's probably about 1.2kms, so an easy walk. We walked the main thoroughfare, via Camollia, taking in the beautiful sights leading up to Piazza del Campo. We had last visited in June 1997, and my memory was hazy at best.

    The piazza is still stunning and bustling with humanity. They have horse races here twice a year, which is hard to imagine given the slope of the piazza. We meandered around the windy, hilly alleys with lots of interesting vistas to take in. We walked up to the Duomo. It's quite spectacular and probably more impressive than Florence's, in my opinion.

    We wandered around for quite a while, getting our bearings and taking note of restaurants and bars to return to. We walked back to the apartment to avoid the heat of the day - as lot of places close up for an hour or two around this time. Very sensible!

    We started looking at our photos from 1997 - we didn't have a lot as that was the olden days of actual film cameras. I have scanned them and it was fun to see the same places we visited back then and now.

    In the evening we had a snack and aperol spritz before heading out to a local bar, Bar Impero. It had really good vibes so we'll undoubtedly be back again. Afterwards, we wandered up through the old city to see all the sights lit up at night. Photos were taken.    もっと詳しく

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    Roast pork shank and potatoesCocktails at Companion barChicken breast in butter1Duomo at nightUffiziInstagram princessUffizi viewsPonte VecchioPonte VecchioUffiziUffiziPaniniPenne with four cheese1

    More Florence (Firenze)

    9月3日〜4日, イタリア ⋅ 🌙 22 °C

    The last two days have been a slower pace, probably as I've come down with a bit of a head cold. Saying that, it hasn't affected my appetite 😀

    Wednesday:
    We took in the Mercato Centrale, the local fresh food markets - I love good food markets, seeing how and what the locals are eating. The markets are surrounded by touristy souvenir stalls filled with the usual stuff e.g. leather bags, junk jewellery, crappy t-shirts, etc. The food markets had fresh fruit and vegetables, butchers, and local food stalls.

    We had a look at a vintage clothing store filled with expensive clothing that was more junk than vintage. All this wandering around have us an appetite, so we walked back to osteria dei Centopoveri for yet another delicious €12 lunch special. This time, we both had the stinko (pork shank roasted) and a homemade pasta starter, along with a Vino bianco.

    On the way back to the apartment, I stopped by a pharmacy for some cold and flu tablets. After an arvo nap, I was feeling much better.

    We got all dressed up - as much as you can with limited travel wardrobe - and we went out for cocktails at the very cool Companion bar. A couple of proseccos and negronis later, we went to Trattoria Sostanza, where we had made a 9pm reservation. The place was still full upon arrival, and we were seated on a table with a couple of lawyers from London . Huon and Mai were originally from SG and HK and were very friendly. We ordered way too much food, with the chicken breast in butter, the table favourite!

    Afterwards, we meandered back through the slightly quieter streets, taking in the beautiful city at night.

    Thursday:
    After drugging myself to the eyeballs, I got a good night's sleep, but I'm still less than a 100%. I have booked us into the Uffizi galleries, which contain an amazing collection of artworks, including by Da Vinci, Michaelangelo, and Botticelli, to name a few! The crowds were a bit overwhelming, but we struggled through, getting around almost all of the floors and wings of this beautiful building.

    For lunch, we had our first panini of our Italian visit, from Panini Toscani, just near the Duomo. They let you try samples of the meat before you choose. The paninis were quite large, so we got one to share, taking back to the apartment to enjoy with a glass of Vino.

    I've just been advised that there is snap train strike tomorrow which may or may not effect our train trip to Siena - nothing like a travel curve ball. That's future Robert's problem.

    We headed back to Companion bar for a drink, but it wasn't open! We found another bar with views of a very beautiful convent. Afterwards, we headed back closer to home and popped into Ristorante Rosso Crudo for a negroni and aperol spritz . We chatted to a lovely Australian couple from Brisbane who were here for a wedding.

    We decided our last dinner in Florence would be at Bistro 74, just 50m from home. It's a quaint little place in an old building, and we enjoyed some Tuscan pasta dishes with some local Vino! We strolled around the duomo to walk off our dinner. It was a very good last night in Firenze.    もっと詳しく

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  • EattravelmoveEurope (Venetians tour) 2025旅行者
    Evening aperol spritz
    Ostaria dei Centopoveri lunchFarfalle lunchSeafood penne lunchPici carbonaraGnocchi

    Aaah Florence..

    9月2日, イタリア ⋅ ⛅ 20 °C

    We had a cranker of a thunderstorm in the early hours of the morning. We're on the top floor of the building, and rain on the tiled roof was great to listen to! We had a pretty leisurely start to the day, having our scrambled eggs, toast, and espresso in the apartment.

    We're just a 100m from the duomo, so very touristy, so most of the day we can hear this street performer playing an amusing variety of mainly show tunes on repeat! Wait, he's back to 'Beauty and the beast', and then 'I did it my way'!

    We set off to explore with a vague walking tour in mind - we ended up just meandering through the streets, occasionally stumbling on key sites. I remember some things from our last visit 28 years ago, but there's lots of things we didn't get to back when I was 27!

    We got a fair way away from the tourist centre and spotted a local restaurant that had a lunch special 😋 We got seated at Ostaria dei Centopoveri and enjoyed two courses and a 25cl wine and bread for €12 each. The food was great, I had the seafood penne and Gayle had the farfalle! There was another short rainstorm while we were dining, which made the air even more humid.

    There was a nearby restaurant that I'd read about, so I popped in to check availability as it's super popular. I managed to get a 9pm reservation for Wednesday night at Trattoria Sostanza, which is cool. I know, it's all about food with us! We also stumbled across a very cool cocktail bar in this old building - noted for further investigation.

    We wandered back through the heavily touristed city centre, watching all the tour groups walking behind the flag-holding tour guides. It was time for a well-deserved arvo nap 😴

    In the evening, we walked about a blick up the street and stopped at Ristorante Rosso Crudo for an aperol spritz or two. We sat outside on the street, enjoying the breeze and watching the people and activities around us. The restaurant has a wine window, so we saw a few people stopping just for a drink or to take photos. The whole wine window thing in Florence was an old concept that had all but disappeared until a resurgence during the pandemic. People just knock on the window or ring a bell, it opens, and drinks are ordered and passed through.

    We decided to dine at Ristorante Rosso Crudo as the food looked really good. We weren't disappointed - I had a pici carbonara (pici is like a thicker spaghetti), and Gayle had the Gorgonzola gnocchi with walnuts. We, of course, washed it down with a bottle of Vino Rosso dela casa - it was a chianti. We chatted to a lovely English couple who were travelling with their 10 month old son.

    All in all, a very good day, primarily food focused 😋    もっと詳しく

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  • EattravelmoveEurope (Venetians tour) 2025旅行者
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    Goodbye Paris, hello Florence..

    9月1日, イタリア ⋅ ☁️ 23 °C

    Well, we waited for the airport pick-up I'd booked through booking.com, and after some online chatting, the car was not coming! We got an Uber instead and got through security, feeling only mildly molested. After reconstructing Gayle's bag after security efforts, we went to the Air France lounge for breakfast!

    The flight to Florence was running a bit late, and Gayle and my seats were separated - a plane change! We don't need to visit the USA - based on the accents on the flight, most of America is heading to Florence;) The landing was pretty bumpy, but this apparently quite normal!

    Took the tram into the city with backpacks on and walked to our apartment in 30c heat. Our apartment is, frankly, just sensational! It's on the top floor of a lovely old ceramic tile roofed building, with separate bedroom and living area and a private balcony with beautiful views of the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore! Not bragging, but I'm building up brownie points with this apartment and the Paris apartment with Eiffel Tower Views 😆

    We took a stroll around the streets, walking across the Ponte Vecchio - first time since 1997! The streets are thick with tourists. After some wandering, we returned to our neighbourhood and went to Cantina De' Pucci (Restaurant & Wine Window / Buchetta del Vino) for an aperol spritz. We picked up some supplies for our stay at a nearby supermarket, too.

    We picked up a pizza up the street, having a beer while we waited. Pizza and a Tuscan sangiovese sitting on our balcony looking at the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore with the moon in the background on a beautiful night doesn't get much better!    もっと詳しく

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    Where's Wally?Timer photoJim Morrison's graveOscar Wilde's grave11Predinner wines

    Last day in Paris...

    8月31日, フランス ⋅ ☁️ 18 °C

    It was a bit drizzly this morning when I went out to grab some coffee to have with our breakfast.

    We decided to explore some nearby 'passages', a sort of covered shopping street, some dating back to the 18th century. There were two around a 15-minute walk away, so we set off with our rain jackets on! The rain eased up, which was great.

    We arrived at the Passage Joffroy first and walked through the covered shopping area, largely cafes, bookshops, and souvenirs now. It was looking a little tired but still had ornately tiled floors and beautiful artwork on the walls. We crossed a major road to the second passage, the Passage des Panoramas, the oldest passage, built in 1799. It was quite big and also contained a hotel.

    After wandering around taking in these lovely old shopping passages, we took the metro to an old cemetery, Cimetière du Père-Lachaise. It is the final resting place for a number of famous people, including Jim Morrison, Oscar Wilde, and Frederic Chopin. The cemetery is quite large although a little unkempt and overgrown with vegetation in places. I do love wandering around old graves, there's so much history to be discovered.

    We returned to Montmartre and went to Cafe Marguerite once again for lunch, sharing a dip, a croque monsieur, and some wine!

    In the evening we took the metro to the 7th arrondisement for drinks and dinner. We went to a sensational wine bar called Cave Vino sapiens, where we enjoyed some predinner wines. We were surrounded by great wines - just heaven!

    We walked up the street to La Fontaine de Mars, where we had a 7pm reservation - this is a classic French restaurant in a great old-fashioned building. The service and food was fantastic with fun and friendly staff. I had the roast chicken and mash potatoes while Gayle had the steak frittes. We finished with creme brulle and dark chocolate mousse.

    We strolled past the Eiffel tower all lit up in all its glory, taking many photos like the good tourists we are! A pretty good last night in Paris.    もっと詳しく

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    Museum Day ...

    8月30日, フランス ⋅ ☁️ 19 °C

    We walked up to Rue Lepic and had breakfast at a boulangerie - pain au chocolat and coffee. It's not raining so far, and we were amused by the drunks still stumbling out of bars at 9am!

    We booked an 11.30am timeslot at the museum D'orsay and made our way there by metro, getting off at the Solferino metro. It didn't look too busy from outside but was packed inside! So many people walking around completely oblivious to their surroundings with audio headsets on! We still enjoyed the museum and wandered all the way to the top floor - that's where the Monets are!

    Afterwards, we walked back along the Seine river towards Notre Dame, where we'd spotted a Canadian pub. We had a really good lunch and a few drinks before taking a very busy metro back 'home'.

    It was looking a bit rainy in the evening, so we walked around the corner to a little bar, Midnight bar. We had a couple of cocktails and chatted to the American owner for a bit.

    It was raining now, and we returned to the apartment for cheese, dip, baguette, and wine. Enjoying the Paris vibes.    もっと詳しく

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    Rainy day in Paris

    8月29日, フランス ⋅ 🌙 16 °C

    After a late night at the Moulin Rouge, we awoke to rain... it's actually quite pleasant. After breakfast at 'home' (toasted cheese sandwich and coffee), we decided to take the metro to near the Latin Quarter. We actually started in the 5th arrondisement, walking through the Jardin du Luxembourg - a large park with many monuments and statues -its still raining, so we're glad we brought our rain jackets! We walked to the Pantheon, an 18th-century mausoleum with colonnaded facade, housing remains of notable French citizens.

    We wandered around the streets of the Latin Quarter and stopped for coffee and a cookie, largely to get out the heavier rain. We continued to the Seine river across from Notre Dame and followed the river east towards the Museum D'Orsay - the lineup was huge (in the rain) - I'll book online for another day.

    We took the metro back to Montmartre for lunch. We went to a little place called Chez Yvette - good, simple dishes, and we were dry!

    We needed an afternoon nap and did so while listening to the rain. The rain was sporadic, and we even had thunderstorms. In the evening, we headed out for a walk and grabbed some takeaway Vietnamese for dinner.    もっと詳しく

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    View after our heart rate had settled
    It wouldn't be Europe without a church or 500...At least the roof didn't fall in on meWhere's Wally? I meant Gayle.Did I mention our view of the Eiffel tower!

    Paris.. a quieter day, then Moulin Rouge

    8月28日, フランス ⋅ 🌙 19 °C

    A quieter start to the day as we woke up to light rain outside. The rain had cleared up by the time we'd finished our breakfast - toasted cheese sandwich and pod coffee at the apartment - breakfast of champions 🏆

    We decided to explore the local area this morning with a walk up the hill to visit Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre. The views of Paris were quite spectacular, and we arrived before the crowds got too intense. While we walked up the rather steep hill, many others arrived by bus tour, furnicular or the garrish tourist road train.

    We wandered through the inside of the basilica, which contained an ornately painted ceiling and much stained glass. We then wandered around the nearby cobblestone streets, which were pretty but very touristy. We wandered around for some time before winding back down the hill near Moulin Rouge - it was a popular stop off point for tour groups.

    It was now midday, and we were ready for lunch. We walked back towards our apartment and down Rue du Martyrs, where there are lots of cafes and restaurants. We settled on Cafe Marguerite, where I had a croque monsieur, and Gayle got a pasta dish. We washed it down with a 0.5l chenin blanc.

    We wound our way through the local streets afterwards to help digest our lunch before heading back to the apartment to relax, i.e., arvo nap. We have an 11.30pm show at Moulin Rouge, so we really need the nanna nap to get through. It's probably also jet lag making us a bit sleepy 😴

    We walked up to Moulin Rouge for the 11.30 pm show, arriving early enough to settle in for some champagne. I had booked the prestige package, and it did not disappoint! We were escorted to a private area before the show to relax with a 🍸 Our seats were on the balcony directly in front of the stage! More champagne (a bottle) at the table, plus show gifts and macaroons, and the show was really awesome! A late night for us old folk 😄, walked back to the apartment through the somewhat seedy red light district!    もっと詳しく

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    1st day in Paris

    8月27日〜28日, フランス ⋅ ☁️ 21 °C

    We slept the sleep of the dead, waking up at dawn, almost feeling quite human. Our apartment is what I would call a 'bed sit' with a Murphy bed you pull out of the wall. It was quite comfortable, although Europeans always seem to have flimsy pillows.

    We went out in search of coffee and a boulangerie - they don't rise early in Paris, so the streets were quiet, and the air was beautifully cool. We found a boulangerie and grabbed a Pain au chocolat and cheese and bacon baguette. We picked up some coffees from a small Cafe recommended by the lady at the boulangerie.

    We set off early for some exploring - we had read-up on some good walks to get us into the swing of things in Paris. We first needed to take the metro - we walked to the nearby Pigale metro station and got our Navigo cards from a vending machine and loaded some money on them. We took M2 Nation line to Jaures station - lots of people going to work.

    Our first walk took us along Canal Saint-Martin - it was a lovely walk with many locals cycling and walking next to the Canal and not touristy. The walk brought us to Place de la Republique, a square with a large statue of Marianne at its centre. We wandered through the nearby streets and then walked towards Notre Dame, a few kilometres away.

    We found all of the tourists! They were lined up outside the famous and recently restored cathedral! We took many photos of the cathedral (although there is still a lot of scaffolding) and watched the throngs of selfie stick wielding tourists heading in.

    From Notre Dame, we essentially followed the Seine River west, taking in the beautiful vistas. We stopped for a bite to eat - more bread, a ham and cheese baguette. The route then passed by the Louvre and Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, and the 2024 Olympic cauldron, which was still burning away. There is so much open space and parkland in Paris!

    We walked to Place de la Concorde, a public square, scene of executions, decorated with fountains, statues & an Egyptian obelisk - disappointed there were no executions today. We then continued past the Petit Palais and Grand Palais, and then along the Champs Elysees to the Arc de Triomphe! Decided against updating my wardrobe to couture - going to stick with my uniqlo shorts, t-shirt, and sneakers!

    We probably walked 10kms by my estimate, so we needed a wee rest. We took the metro back to Pigale station and popped into the Carrefour Market near our apartment for some essentials, i.e., beer, wine, snacks! An afternoon nap followed.

    After a freshen up, we had an aperol spritz at the bar across the road - the French do enjoy a cigarette, I feel like I've been smoking 🚬

    We enjoyed a wine at 'home' before heading out in search of dinner. We wandered around the quite touristy Mont Marte area - we settled on Le Potager du Père Thierry. We ordered duck and veal, and the food was good, and the service was friendly. A group of young Americans girls sat next to us, and we 'enjoyed' their varied intellectual conversations, including a detailed discussion about thrush! A fun night was had.    もっと詳しく

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    First mealSecond meal2View from our apartment1Eiffel tower at nightThe local neighbourhood

    Still going...got here!

    8月26日, フランス ⋅ ☀️ 29 °C

    A few hours sleep on the flight to Tokyo's Haneda airport and then a 4 hour wait in the ANA lounge. At least we had t h e opportunity to grab a shower to freshen up. A coffee and light breakfast and the waiting time went quickly!

    NH215 to Paris is our next part of the trip - we're still tired but kicking on! We're both watching movies and enjoying the great food and wine. How cool is in flight WiFi, we're connected most of the way. This was still a long flight, almost 14 hours, on top of the 10 hours to Tokyo! We did get some sleep along the way, but still pretty exhausted.

    Arrived at Charles de Gaulle airport at around 5pm. and jumped in the prearranged car to our apartment in Montmartre. The apartment has an electronic door lock, which, of course, didn't work the first time, but with some messaging with the Host, we got in and settled. The view isn't bad!

    Time to sleep and reset the body clock....    もっと詳しく

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    On our way ....

    8月25日, オーストラリア ⋅ ☀️ 15 °C

    Thus, it begins .... a day and a half of travel ahead of us .... trains, planes, and automobiles! Donna dropped us to Canberra's Kingston train station for the 4 hour journey to Sydney. It's a Monday, so it's largely pensioners on board the old clunker. I know we could have taken a murrays bus, but the train has more room, and you can order a meal on board 😉

    A train from central station to Sydney international, a super smooth ANA check-in and security, and then relax in the Air NZ lounge!

    Boarded ANA flight NH880 at 8.25pm and ready to go!

    OMG, ANA food is very good - opted for the japanese menu - not disappointed 😋    もっと詳しく

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