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Church of the Skeletons, or things to do in the Cinque Terre if you don’t want to sweat and hike

Posted on September 3, 2014 by katemahar

My first trip to Italy was on a Rick Steves tour called the “Best of Italy in 17 Days.” Tour participants flew into Milan, then traveled individually by train to meet the tour guide and others in the group in … Continue reading →

Posted in Travel | Tagged Best of Italy in 17 Days, Cinque Terre, Confraternita dei Neri, Fast Bar, Hotel Pasquale, Italy, Lake Como, Monterosso, pesto, pirates, Rick Steves tours, Romanesque, San Giovanni Battista, skeletons, skulls, Vernazza | 2 Comments

Mysterious and creepy Palermo

Posted on November 9, 2012 by katemahar

Something you should know if you’re considering booking a trip on Costa Cruise lines is that the vast majority of your shipmates will be European, and mostly Italian at that. On my cruise on the Costa Serena last month I … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Capuchin, catacombs, Costa Cruises, crypt, monks, Palermo, shore excursion, Sicily, skeletons | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: skeletons

Church of the Skeletons, or things to do in the Cinque Terre if you don’t want to sweat and hike

Mysterious and creepy Palermo

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