Bolgona pedestrianised zone
Mar 9th 2003, 3:36 am
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Bolgona pedestrianised zone
Our hotel is in the central pedestrianised zone. Anybody know how one
gets ones luggage to the hotel, I know some places, like Santiago de
Compostella, you can drive in to unload if booked. Only info so far
forthcoming from hotel is that you buy a parking pass "that also
covers buses, ask reception when you arrive", hmmm, "arriving" is the
problem, we will have sussed it by then!
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Mike Reid
Land of roast meat "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk/castile.htm"
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gets ones luggage to the hotel, I know some places, like Santiago de
Compostella, you can drive in to unload if booked. Only info so far
forthcoming from hotel is that you buy a parking pass "that also
covers buses, ask reception when you arrive", hmmm, "arriving" is the
problem, we will have sussed it by then!
--
Mike Reid
Land of roast meat "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk/castile.htm"
(see web to email)
Mar 9th 2003, 8:06 am
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Re: Bolgona pedestrianised zone
This may not be pertinent for you - but in several European cities where I had
to drive to the hotel to get the parking pass, I was told to show my hotel
reservation if I were stopped on the way to the hotel.
Mar 9th 2003, 11:53 pm
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Re: Bolgona pedestrianised zone
Which hotel? As far as I know, all have a road or an alley to at
least the back door. Soem of the Bologna walkways are undrivable, as
they are blocked with pillars, etc.
The hotel I stayed in last month offered street parking permits for €7
per day, and garage parking for €25 per day. Street parking in the
central area is not easy to come by.
On Sun, 09 Mar 2003 16:36:35 +0000, The Reids
wrote:
>Our hotel is in the central pedestrianised zone. Anybody know how one
>gets ones luggage to the hotel, I know some places, like Santiago de
>Compostella, you can drive in to unload if booked. Only info so far
>forthcoming from hotel is that you buy a parking pass "that also
>covers buses, ask reception when you arrive", hmmm, "arriving" is the
>problem, we will have sussed it by then!
least the back door. Soem of the Bologna walkways are undrivable, as
they are blocked with pillars, etc.
The hotel I stayed in last month offered street parking permits for €7
per day, and garage parking for €25 per day. Street parking in the
central area is not easy to come by.
On Sun, 09 Mar 2003 16:36:35 +0000, The Reids
wrote:
>Our hotel is in the central pedestrianised zone. Anybody know how one
>gets ones luggage to the hotel, I know some places, like Santiago de
>Compostella, you can drive in to unload if booked. Only info so far
>forthcoming from hotel is that you buy a parking pass "that also
>covers buses, ask reception when you arrive", hmmm, "arriving" is the
>problem, we will have sussed it by then!
Mar 10th 2003, 3:07 am
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Re: Bolgona pedestrianised zone
Following up to gerald
>Which hotel? As far as I know, all have a road or an alley to at
>least the back door. Soem of the Bologna walkways are undrivable, as
>they are blocked with pillars, etc.
Commercianti next to the Basilica.
--
Mike Reid
Land of roast meat "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk/castile.htm"
(see web to email)
>Which hotel? As far as I know, all have a road or an alley to at
>least the back door. Soem of the Bologna walkways are undrivable, as
>they are blocked with pillars, etc.
Commercianti next to the Basilica.
--
Mike Reid
Land of roast meat "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk/castile.htm"
(see web to email)
Mar 10th 2003, 11:31 pm
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Re: Bolgona pedestrianised zone
I don't know about that one. I have walked on the streets in front
and behind, and not seen cars. There is a side street, and I do not
recall what happens on it.
On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 16:07:04 +0000, The Reids
wrote:
>Following up to gerald
>>Which hotel? As far as I know, all have a road or an alley to at
>>least the back door. Soem of the Bologna walkways are undrivable, as
>>they are blocked with pillars, etc.
>Commercianti next to the Basilica.
and behind, and not seen cars. There is a side street, and I do not
recall what happens on it.
On Mon, 10 Mar 2003 16:07:04 +0000, The Reids
wrote:
>Following up to gerald
>>Which hotel? As far as I know, all have a road or an alley to at
>>least the back door. Soem of the Bologna walkways are undrivable, as
>>they are blocked with pillars, etc.
>Commercianti next to the Basilica.
Mar 11th 2003, 1:54 am
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Re: Bolgona pedestrianised zone
Following up to gerald
>I don't know about that one. I have walked on the streets in front
>and behind, and not seen cars.
just got an email, one can drive up to unload.
--
Mike Reid
Land of roast meat "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk/castile.htm"
(see web to email)
>I don't know about that one. I have walked on the streets in front
>and behind, and not seen cars.
just got an email, one can drive up to unload.
--
Mike Reid
Land of roast meat "http://www.fell-walker.co.uk/castile.htm"
(see web to email)
