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Top Hotels to Stay at in Italy
In Bologna, the Grand Hotel Baglioni Bologna is without a doubt one of the most luxurious hotels to stay at during your visit to Bologna. Located in the heart of the city, the hotel is decorated with white marble, frescoed ceilings, chandeliers and a grand stairway. The hotel is known to give guests a feeling of a royal palace rather than a hotel. The hotel is also not lacking in activities for their guests. The Baglioni is a great choice for golfers, tennis players and for swimming.
If you are visiting Capri than you will want to stay in the hotel that is stunningly beautiful and named for exactly what it is. La Scalinatella, or also known as the “little stairway” is a hotel that sits at the top of a hill in one of the most scenic parts of the Island. This quaint little boutique hotel is a top pick for romantic getaways and honeymooners and the large rooms provide stunning views overlooking the Mediterranean.
A popular romantic destination in Italy is of course Florence and Hotel Savoy is the epitome of romance and luxury. This hotel is situated in a convenient location near shopping, major attractions and restaurants.
When traveling to Italy, many travelers want to stay in historically significant locations. Villa d’Este is a prime example of an incredibly popular hotel that has persevered the history and culture of the area. Located in Lake Como, Villa d’Este is a former 16th century princely residence, surrounded by a 25-acre park. All the hotel rooms are decorated with paintings and furnishings that represent those times. Visitors will have the pleasure of enjoying a Renaissance-style garden and the chance to view a 500 year old lane tree.
If you are traveling to Milan, the hotel of choice is the Four Seasons Hotel located within steps of Milan’s couture houses. Although the hotel is decorated and furnished with a very contemporary look, the hotel is actually a former 15th century monastery. Hotel guests can enjoy a gourmet meal at the hotels restaurant, Il Teatro, or enjoy a peaceful and relaxing massage at the hotel’s spa.
These hotels may be on the costly side, but they are truly impressive locations to get the most of a great Italian getaway. Between scenery, culture, food and historical locations, these hotels make it all possible. Make your next trip to Italy unforgettable by staying at one of these top hotels.
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The Top Date Places in Denver
You know what they say, Denver is for lovers. Okay, no one says that, but they should. The Mile High City is teeming with opportunities for romance and there are many great places to go when out on a date with that special someone.
To take advantage of Denver’s quixotic side, the first thing you need to do is get yourself a date. Unfortunately, we can’t help you with that except to say when you’re in the process of finding that special someone don’t mention the fact that you’re fluent in Klingon or reveal why Mr. Fluffy Paws and Baron Von Whiskers don’t get along.
Perhaps you don’t need to get yourself a date because you’re already married or in a long-term relationship. That’s great, just keep in mind that established couples and new couples could possibly go on very different kinds of dates.
For instance, Colorado natives that have been married for several years might find romance in a Denver Broncos game at Invesco Field followed by dinner at the Denver Diner. A young couple that has been dating for a while might wish to attend Lilith Fair at the Comfort Dental Amphitheatre and then top the evening off with a meal at the Pizzeria Basta.
While those types of focused dates are great they are beyond of the scope of this article. That’s why we’ve chosen to focus on a more traditional kind of evening–dinner, a show of some sort, and a lovely night cap. By using such a conventional format our suggestions can be enjoyed by couples on their first date as well as couples on their 100th or their 1,000th.
Since it’s a date you don’t want to visit the usual haunts and eat the usual fair. So why not try something different like Cuba Cuba (1173 Delaware Street, 303-605-2822) and its delicious Cuban cuisine and sinful mojitos.
Take a gastronomical adventure in South American cuisine at Cafe Brazil (4408 Lowell Boulevard, 303-480-1877). This vibrant restaurant offers patrons fresh seafood and scrumptious smoked meats doused in zesty Latin spices.
You and your date are guaranteed to find romance at the Vesta Dipping Grill (1822 Blake Street, 303-296-1970). Located in the lower downtown area of Denver (LoDo), Vesta is an updated take on the 1970′s fondue fad. Just think how romantic it will be feeding your date a chuck of meat covered in melted cheese.
If you want to pull out all the stops make reservations at Restaurant Kevin Taylor at the Hotel Teatro (1106 14th Street, 303-820-2600). You and your date will undergo a world class culinary feast at this cozy and elegant Art Deco-style restaurant.
If your pocketbook demands a more modestly priced meal then venture to Angelo’s (620 East 6th Avenue, 303-744-3366). This casual, but still very romantic restaurant, offers sublime pizzas and tasty traditional Italian dishes. If the weather is nice, you and your companion can dine on Angelo’s outdoor patio.
After dinner you’ll need something to do (unless of course you blew it by showing off your goiter). If your date is a film buff, visit the very hip Mayan Theatre (110 Broadway, 303-744-6799). This small independent theatre has a bar and shows films you won’t see at the local multiplex.
Does your date have a sense of humor? The Impulse Theatre (Wynkoop Street, 303-297-2111) features some of Denver’s best Improv artists. This theatre is adjacent to the trendy Wynkoop Brewery so after laughing the night way you and your date can wander over to their bar and enjoy a pint or two.
To catch a Broadway style show accompany your date to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (1245 Champa Street, 303-893-4000). The complex houses the Buell Theatre which brings the nation’s top touring productions to Denver. The Buell has hosted shows like Wicked, In The Heights, Shrek, Mamma Mia!, and Young Frankenstein.
Another venue at the Denver Center is the sublime Ellie Caulkins Opera House. Now attending an opera may sound like the epitome of boring but they are actually quite amazing. Even if you don’t listen to opera music you should attend at least one production during your lifetime. So why not kill two birds with one stone and see an opera while on a date?
If you’re looking for less art in your music and more intimacy, try the Blue Theatre (3317 East Colfax Ave, 303-377-1666). If you go on a night with the right band, this is a great place for you and your date to sip cocktails while swaying to the music.
Show your date that you know how to move your body by visiting the effervescent La Rumba (99 West 9th Avenue, 303-572-8006). This club is one Denver’s most popular Latin dance venues. When you need a break from salsa dancing order a martini or a microbrew from the club’s well stocked bar. Make sure you’re fashion forward, La Rumba has a very strict dress code.
If country is your thang, mosey on down to The Grizzly Rose (5450 North Valley Highway, 303-295-1330). This venue is one of the best honky tonks in the world and it hosts some of the biggest names in the business (Garth Brooks, Brooks & Dunn, Willie Nelson, and Taylor Swift). It’s not the most intimate venue in Denver, but they do have 2,500 square feet of dance floor, a pool room, and a mechanical bull.
You’re going to need someplace to go to finish off the evening, unless of course your date suddenly tells you they need to go home because they have jury duty in the morning–what did you do now? Fortunately, Denver has plenty of wonderful options to conclude your date.
Trios Enoteca (1730 Wynkoop, 303-293-2887) is an independent wine bar featuring tapas, appetizers, and live music. You and your date will be able to order a glass from a selection of 40-plus wines.
Another fabulous wine bar in Denver, located at Larimer Square, is Cr (1442 Larimer Street, 303-893-9463). Cr has over 300 wines, 40 of which can be sampled by the glass. This elegant wine bar also has a menu featuring flavorsome appetizers and flights of cheese.
Take a trip back in time and experience the Art Deco of the 1920′s at The Cruise Room, located in the Oxford Hotel in downtown Denver (1600 17th Street, 303-825-1107). The Cruise Room was city’s first bar and it was designed after one of the lounges from the Queen Mary. The establishment serves the best martini in the city and features music from a free jukebox–dibbs on “Don’t Stop Believing.”
To satisfy a sweet tooth look no further than D Bar Desserts (1475 East 17th Avenue, 303-861-4710). D Bar not only serves up scrumptious deserts like palmond, crme brulee, and apple tarte tatin but they also offer wine, beer, coffee, and tea.
The above suggestions were obviously for a “date night.” If you and your companion decide to schedule your date during the day, or you’re so creepy no one wants to be with you after the sun goes down, you still have plenty of romantic options.
First and foremost is the Denver Art Museum (100 West 14th Avenue, 750-865-5000). DAM (as the locals call it) is known for its collection of American Indian Art. After perusing the museum’s 68,000 pieces, you and your date can dine at one of the several nearby restaurants. Two worth mentioning are Dozens (236 West 13th Ave, 303-572-0066) and Pint’s Pub (221 West 13th Avenue, 303-534-7543).
Denver City’s Park is another great place for a romantic daytime outing. The 330-acre park, located in east-central Denver, contains the Denver Zoo, The Denver Museum of Nature and Science, and a couple of lakes. You can rent a row boat for a romantic spin on the water. Just don’t splash, you might mess up their hair.
As you can see, Denver has plenty to offer a couple looking to spend some quality time together. Whether it’s a hot date with a brand new paramour or “date night” with the old ball and chain, Denver is a very romantic city.
Ryan Hogan writes for DenverSmarts, a website that offers all kinds of entertainment information for people who visit or live in the Denver, CO area. Learn things like places to visit in Denver and of course the best dating ideas for people in Denver.
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I Love Touring Rome, Italy – Hotels In The Quirnal District
The Quirinal hill in central Rome is the highest and largest of the Rome’s seven hills. This area hosts the Quirinal Palace, which had been the old papal palace, and later became the residence of the kings. It is now the residence of the President of the Italian Republic. There is a daily changing of the guard. The Scuderie del Quirinale, the former papal stables, has been remodeled and serves as a venue for touring art exhibitions. The hill is full of lovely palaces built by noble families in days gone by. Of course there are beautiful churches worth visiting. You’ll also want to see and perhaps hear the Teatro dell’Opera (the Roman Opera House) at one time among the most prestigious opera houses of Europe. Take a look at the calendar of the Palazzo delle Esposizioni (Exhibition Palace). They might be running something that interests you. For your convenience we have listed neighborhood hotels in approximate order of cost, starting with the least expensive. We have personally verified all website addresses making sure that they include English-language pages.
The Bed and Breakfast Pablo is located in an elegant Nineteenth Century building with a 24 hour reception desk. It provides both smoking and non-smoking rooms. The address is Via Venezia, 25 – 00184 – Rome.
The three star Hotel Caravaggio offers 13 rooms that are equipped with king size beds. It is very centrally located near such sights as Piazza di Spagna and the famous Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, Colosseum and the Roman Forum, Trastevere, Piazza Navona and the Pantheon, Via Veneto and the reknown “Dolce Vita”, Via del Corso and Via Condotti, the focal point of the finest Italian fashion. Both smoking and non-smoking rooms can be rented in this elevator building. The address is Via Palermo, 73 – 00184 – Rome.
The four star Hotel Artemide is located quite close to the Presidential Palace if you feel the need to stop by and chat with the residents. It is situated in an elegant Art Deco building, which is well equipped for business travelers. For example, the 24 hour Business Center is outfitted with large monitors and webcams. You will enjoy the roof garden in the summer, the restaurant and cafe, and the fitness center with sauna year round. And the mini-bar is free except for the “No-Frills” rooms. Its address is Via Nazionale, 22 – 00184 – Rome.
The La Griffe Luxury Hotel boasts five stars. It has 10 floors and is equipped for access by the disabled. Among its many services are translators and interpreters, a personal trainer, hairdresser, and manicurist/pedicurist. This is a non-smoking property that offers a restaurant, piano bar, and several meeting rooms plus a panoramic terrace. Did we mention the two-level fitness suite? The hotel offers 85 doubles and 41 suites. The address is Via Nazionale, 13 – 00184 – Rome.
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Guide To Florence Italy
Guide To Florence Italy
The city of Florence is actually the capital of Italy’s Tuscany area and stands alongside the scenic banks of the Arno River, close to the Tyrrhenian and Adriatic Seas. Bustling with local industry, which includes arts and crafts, commerce and tourism; Florence is a particularly historic location, steeped in heritage.
One of the most desirable places to visit in Italy, Florence was originally founded by Romans during the first century and grew dramatically between the 1200s and 1600s. Of particular importance, the Medici family, who ruled over Florence during the 15th century, were responsible for many of the city’s most spectacular landmarks, buildings and monuments, most of which remain in excellent condition.
Florence Travel:
The Florence area features a well-structured public transport network, comprising of main railway lines, orange ATAF buses and local taxis that congregate at various taxi ranks and around the piazzas. Renting a car is one of the most popular ways to travel around the Tuscany area and the A1 Motorway connects Florence to many major Italian cities, such as Bologna, Milan, Naples and Rome. Also the A11 Motorway links Florence to Lucca, Pisa and a number of coastal resorts.
Florence is easy to reach from around the world and the city’s Amerigo Vespucci Airport is nearby. Just 5 km / 3 miles from the city center, the Florence Vespucci Airport offers modern facilities and is home to a number of important international and Italian airlines
Florence Commerce:
With a thriving commercial city centre and many businesses supporting the services and financial sector, Florence is a wealthy city. Nowadays, with tourism being an equally important industry in the city, many local crafts boost the economy, such as jewellery, leatherwork and ceramics, together with hotels. Florence contains a number of notable, medium-sized companies, including engineering firms, publishing and textile businesses.
Florence Hotels:
Hotels in Florence are often fairly expensive throughout the year and many are centrally located, although a number of popular cheaper alternatives are available. Accommodation during the peak season quickly becomes fully booked in the most popular hotels and it can be advisable to book at least two weeks ahead. If you decide to rent a car, ensure that the hotel has car parking space available before booking. Hotels can be found all around the city centre, in the green Viale dei Colli area, close to the Santa Maria Novella train station, alongside the Arno River and on the city outskirts.
Florence Tourism:
Tourism in the Florence area is important and thousands of people choose to visit this part of Tuscany each year, to enjoy the scenic views, historical buildings, stunning architecture and famous works of art. Must-see attractions in Florence include a number of magnificent palaces, such as the Palazzo Vecchio, Palazzo Medici-Riccardi and Palazzo Strozzi. Other attractions include the Piazza del Signoria, the Teatro Comunale (theatre), the arched Ponte Vecchio bridge, the historic Campanile di Giotto and the world-famous Duomo / Santa Maria del Fiore – also known as the ‘Cathedral of Florence’.
Top museums in Florence contain many important art exhibitions and outstanding exhibits. Worth a visit are the National Archeological Museum, the Uffizi Gallery and the Academy Gallery, amongst many others. Also, the Chianti area, which is situated between the city of Florence and nearby Siena, features one of Italy’s most stunning countryside landscapes and is also home to a number of famous vineyards.
Florence Restaurants:
Restaurants in Italy are known as ‘Ristoranti’ or ‘Trattories’ and are widespread in Florence, with many different kinds of cuisine readily available. Menu prices do not usually include service charges and these are added to the bill, together with any further cover charges (‘coperto’). Therefore, tipping in Florence restaurants is not strictly necessary, although always very much appreciated. Lunch in the city is generally taken around 13:00 and is the main meal of the day, with dinner being eaten between 20:00 and 21:00.
Florence Weather:
The city of Florence features fairly temperature weather, with notable hot, sunny summer months and cooler, breezy winters. Temperatures between the months of July and August are at their hottest and reach highs of up to 32°C / 90°F. January tends to be Florence’s coldest month with daytime temperatures only reaching 9°C / 48°F, although lows of 1°C / 34°F may be experienced.
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