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OT: Vacations and Travel Thread

Re: Habs News & Notes: 2015 Offseason

Florence is great, I think of it as a a jammed Renaissance theme park, so a few days is enough. The locals eat in Fiesole, a few miles north. And the real pleasure is chilling in nearby small towns full of hills, wine and fresh food. Sienna is a tight medieval city.

Umbria is also a great region.

Bologna/Modena is where to go if you want to trip out on next level food.

Venice is a must see if you go off season. The north is underrated. Great beaches and mountains.

Rome is where to go if you want to say a prayer about the Habs finding their big centre.
 
Re: Habs News & Notes: 2015 Offseason

CH1 said:
Florence is great, I think of it as a a jammed Renaissance theme park, so a few days is enough. The locals eat in Fiesole, a few miles north. And the real pleasure is chilling in nearby small towns full of hills, wine and fresh food. Sienna is a tight medieval city.

Umbria is also a great region.

Bologna/Modena is where to go if you want to trip out on next level food.

Venice is a must see if you go off season. The north is underrated. Great beaches and mountains.

Rome is where to go if you want to say a prayer about the Habs finding their big centre.
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I thought that was Pittsburgh?
 
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BTW, not enough people go to Greece. The place is super chill. I'm excited to check out Crete when I go again.
 
Re: Habs News & Notes: 2015 Offseason

CH1 said:
Florence is great, I think of it as a a jammed Renaissance theme park, so a few days is enough. The locals eat in Fiesole, a few miles north. And the real pleasure is chilling in nearby small towns full of hills, wine and fresh food. Sienna is a tight medieval city.

Umbria is also a great region.

Bologna/Modena is where to go if you want to trip out on next level food.

Venice is a must see if you go off season. The north is underrated. Great beaches and mountains.

Rome is where to go if you want to say a prayer about the Habs finding their big centre.
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Yes!
 
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CH1 said:
BTW, not enough people go to Greece. The place is super chill. I'm excited to check out Crete when I go again.
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The wife and I loved Crete. Great hiking, and we found some tiny villages to just zone out. Wonderful.
 
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CH1 said:
BTW, not enough people go to Greece. The place is super chill. I'm excited to check out Crete when I go again.
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I have two places in Greece and haven't been there since 2013. It is quite relaxing as long as you don't pay attention to the politics.
 
Re: Habs News & Notes: 2015 Offseason

CH1 said:
Florence is great, I think of it as a a jammed Renaissance theme park, so a few days is enough. The locals eat in Fiesole, a few miles north. And the real pleasure is chilling in nearby small towns full of hills, wine and fresh food. Sienna is a tight medieval city.

Umbria is also a great region.

Bologna/Modena is where to go if you want to trip out on next level food.

Venice is a must see if you go off season. The north is underrated. Great beaches and mountains.

Rome is where to go if you want to say a prayer about the Habs finding their big centre.
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Check out San Gimignano if you want medieval...but maybe that's what you meant by neighbouring Sienna?
 
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Angela Price
I fell in love with Rome today #vatican #colosseum #ancientrome #beautiful #historyoverload #tiredfeet

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