- Do expect to eat pizza at least once a day.
- Don't leave home without soap and shampoo and every other toiletry besides toilet paper. Even if you run out of that, all the toilets have butt washes.
- Do get the spicy pasta, though all the pastas are great.
- Don't get frustrated when it takes hours to find the restaurant you're looking for, all the best places are well-hidden.
- Do buy three pounds of sausage to bring home, it's awesome!
- Don't miss the Parthenon, or the crypt, what's it called, weinerschnitzel
- Do start taking a siesta from day one, lest you be off kilter with all the shops, which are closed from 1-4 p.m. for lunch.
- Don't visit during one of the ecological days, when driving a car is forbidden; if you do this by accident, do not walk the kilometer to the trainstation with your 26.5 kg. suitcase.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Dos and Don'ts of a Trip to Italy
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The Parthenon is in Greece, not Italy. What's your second choice? Perhaps the Colosseum?
Oops, I meant Pantheon. I got the tour in Lithuanian, so I was guessing as to the translations.
So how does pizza in Italy compare to pizza in the states/LT. I am not a fan of LT pizza.
Italian pizza: the crust is crunchier, the sauce is tastier, less sweet, less ketchupy. The ham they put on it, prosciutto, is a very delicious ham that I haven't had for ten years since I was a V16 and there was an Italian Pizzaria in Huttenfeld.
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