ANST - Sightseeing recommendations

[Casey&Coni]

Ooooor, if you aren't so interested in gunfire... you could go right up the
street (about 30 min by car) to Firenze and step inside the Ufizzi Gallerei
(if you'd like to see Botticellis Birth of Venus), La Academie (If
Michaelangelos David is of interest to you), La Palazzo Medici-Ricardi (for
all that nifty Medici family history), Dante Alighieri's house,  as well as
Cellini's Perseus right out in the town square.  The architecture is
exquisite- don't miss La Piazza della Signoria, La Basilica de Santa Maria
del Fiore (the facade of this building is one of the most famous in the
world), Giotto's Campanile (**82 meters high**), the Baptistery, and so on,
and so on, and so on.  Am I waxing nostalgic?

Go there.  You won't have to stay in a hotel or a hostel as you can just jot
back to Camp Darby (where I suspect you'll be staying anyway).

Oh, and hit the beach... it's lovey, dear, just lovey.

Ritter Dieterich
-----Original Message-----
From: Lisa Sawyer <ysabeau at interquest.de>
To: ansteorra at Ansteorra.ORG <ansteorra at Ansteorra.ORG>
Date: Monday, January 26, 1998 1:32 PM
Subject: ANST - Sightseeing recommendations


>Greetings all,
>
>I am planning a long trip to Italy this summer and I am looking for
>suggestions on little known yet historically significant places to go and
>see. We will be homebased near Pisa and will have a car. I have been
>reading the guide books but there has yet to be written a guide book for
>SCAdians -at least not that I've heard of.
>
>So, any recommendations?
>
>Thanks
>
>
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>Ysabeau of Prague
>Shire of Vielburgen, Drachenwald
>(Baumholder, Germany)
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>ysabeau at interquest.de
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