Hotel Villa Tina

Address: Via Saffi 2, Viareggio, Tuscany, 55049, Italy | 3 star hotel
 
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This 3 star hotel, located on Via Saffi 2, Viareggio, is near Toscana Saporita Cooking School and Tuscan Tennis.
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    Travel Blogs from Viareggio

    Definitely luck, not stupidity.

    A travel blog entry by emtyadventures on Oct 05, 2013

    3 comments, 26 photos

    ... and breezy pink cloth draped over the tall windows. The bathroom was a single wet room completely covered in pink tiles. We sat under our pink doona and listened to a titanic amount of water hit buildings and roads for the rest of the day; and eating our slightly soggy, now pink, leftover Pizza with a few gherkins from our panniers. We were queasy stranded princesses, who then heard our second Aussie accent on the trip – Border Patrol on TV! Happy queasy stranded pink princesses. ...

    CINQUE TERRE - ITALY

    A travel blog entry by sheppa80 on Jul 24, 2013

    66 photos

    ... of “sitting by the pool, sipping on a cocktail” leisure that I associate with the word. So here is the truth, the path is f**king tough and not for the ill prepared. Wearing high heels (which we saw on two occasions) or flip flops (which we saw on many more occasions) would not be the most appropriate gear.

    Combined with the difficult and steep track was the heat. The sun was belting down on us and due to the lack of shade, the heat off the rocks ...

    Pisa

    A travel blog entry by janicksbrown on Nov 11, 2012

    9 photos

    ... book n thought not a 3 hr journey on the train system like this morning lets see if this will work. Train home in the dark hoping we were going in right direction. Water still over the road n parts. We have enjoyed staying at lucca, walk around at night, no one having dinner till after 9 , bike is main transport or walk, not a big tourist area either. So off to siena tomorrow if trains working ...

    New Year...let's Go

    A travel blog entry by marymichael84 on Jan 15, 2012

    70 photos

    ... 8230;cold but perfect… and I got up early again to go back to the ‘comune’ to get proceeding moving for my passport. Both Mary and I left together …Mary on her walk…me, through town and to the Comune.
    I was also checking to see if the cafe/bar/restaurant where we had had drinks with M & P the other day, was open, as we planned to meet Michelle, Paul, Libby & Vincent there for lunch today.

    The whole walk through town and to ...

    Day 26 - Waking up in Viareggio

    A travel blog entry by stevenordmark on Aug 30, 2011

    1 photo

    ... in our last hotels, and what access we had we usually gave to Grant so he could watch you tube videos. We punched in Nice, France as our destination and kind of put off the decision.

    We drove the Italian highway north, and as I was driving I heard Anne sadly moan "Nooo!" and saw that we were driving past an exit that said "Cinque Terre". I made a mental note that since Cinque Terre was 5 towns, if any of those towns ...
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