Pizza & Kaffee

Zuerst suchten wir uns ein Caffe, den ein richtig guter italienischer Kaffee braucht es jetzt.
Mhm war das gut. Wir bestellten gerade noch einen zweiten. Und sogar Lorena nahm einen Kaffee.
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Zuerst suchten wir uns ein Caffe, den ein richtig guter italienischer Kaffee braucht es jetzt.
Mhm war das gut. Wir bestellten gerade noch einen zweiten. Und sogar Lorena nahm einen Kaffee.
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Wir sind natürlich ganz früh aufgestanden um es in die Capella Sansevere zu schaffen.
Um 8 Uhr haben wir unser Gepäck in die vertrauensvollen Hände von Salvatore, dem Portier unserer Unterkunft,Read more
Mein Binchen 😁.... kleiner Stress Anfall 😉arme Maus.Es macht Spaß deine Berichte zu lesen.
In Naples, we stayed in our first Hostel. It was an interesting experience. We met people who had literally been everywhere and people who were on their first trip out of their country.
Naples isRead more
...and that is an excellent reason to wait to get acclimated as to how Europeans drive... BEFORE renting a car... can you get a video out your window of the sounds???
the street sounds must be amazing... all the horns tooting and the enthuastic Italian phrasing of verbal delight among the drivers....
Heute sind wir durch das Altstadt-Viertel von Neapel gebummelt.
Mit seinen unzähligen Kathedralen und Palazzi gehört diese nämlich zum Weltkulturerbe.
Praktischerweise beginnt der Rundgang direktRead more
Nach einer kurzen Pause habe ich mich auf den Weg zum Botanischen Garten gemacht, um etwas Ruhe und Natur zu genießen. Pustekuchen, der hatte leider zu und so bin ich zur nächstgelegenen BahnstationRead more
Heute ging es in das Castel S. Elmo, welches hoch über der Stadt thront und von welchem man einen spektakulären Ausblick über den Golf von Neapel hat...
Tagesticket gekauft und ab ging es mit derRead more
Was ein 70jähriger du Ärmste. 😰 aber die hammermäßige Aussicht hat dich hoffentlich wieder etwas beruhigen können. Echt schön in Neapel. Wahnsinnig historisch hätte ich nicht gedacht. Da gibt es ja echt viel zu entdecken. Sehr schöne Bilder. Viel Spaß euch weiterhin
We said good-bye to Sorrento this morning. Our accommodations there were really first-rate. I don't recall feeling so pampered in a lodging in quite some time. Initially our plan was to take aRead more
Your comment about the gritty feel of Naples brought back a memory. When I went to Italy in 86 with my college girlfriend we had flown from St Louis to New York to Rome, quickly hopped a train to Naples where our trip would begin. We got to the train station quite late and quite exhausted. A man basically attached himself to us and took at least two of our bags into his hands and said he would get us to our hotel. he wasn't a cab driver but what we would now consider to be an Uber driver. My girlfriend was freaking out that I let a stranger put us in his private car with our luggage and then proceeded to drive us through some very ominous and sketchy parts of the city. I was so tired and burnt out by that time I didn't care if he kidnapped us as long as he'd let me sleep. As it turned out he took us to our hotel and we were safe and he tried to smooth over her anger but she just wouldn't have it. The next day we woke up to the city bustling with activity and had a great couple days exploring the wild city of Naples that a European friend of mine in St Louis had told me was like the playground of Italy.
Hope you enjoy Napoli. Haven't been but have really enjoyed seeing it and hearing the dialect over three seasons of "My Brilliant Friend," adapted from the book.
It was a beautiful day in Napoli today. We can feel a sense of emerging summer in the air after weeks of feeling like the wet Portland Spring weather was stalking us.
We decided to build some museumRead more
When I was in 6th grade, social studies coveted world geography. I was lucky that my teacher, Michael Norman, created an interesting way for us to learn world geography. Rather than being tethered toRead more
Wow! What a great day. And I think hiring a private guide is almost always worth every penny — and particularly when it is something as impressive as Pompeii that you are seeing. [Mary]
You might also know this place by the following names:
Porticciolo di Santa Lucia