Italiano
Always pack lightly when backpacking Never donate to charities on the street Do not carry to much cash around Plan out which countries you’re going to be before you leave Always stay hydrated Don’t forget your charger and adapter on the train DO NOT FOLLOW ANYONE WHO TELLS YOU TO FOLLOW THEM!!! Check-out Switzerland! Carry around a portable charger Have a fun! Rome, 15/06/18 Once there was three friends called “the humans hangout” who decided to backpack through Europe one summer. The trip started in London then to Paris -> Munich -> Interlaken -> Venice -> Rome and will soon make their way to Positano. They went to the wrong Abbey Road in London, almost got kidnapped in Paris, were stranded in a random town in Germany, missed their train so they stayed with a friend in Bern, but through all that they had crepes at Eiffel Tower, toured Kensington Palace, saw the Monalisa, one of them drank lots of wine in Switzerland and they made pasta in the hostel kitchens at 1 a.m. So far it’s been a crazy trip but hopefully the end will be peaceful. Photo Credits: unsplash-logoDavid Pisnoy
Mi chiamo Emanuele, ho 20 anni e ho solo una certezza nella mia vita: il mio grande amore. Mi trovo qui a Villa Pirandello e oggi festeggio un anno con la ragazza che amo. Non potrei immaginare posto migliore e situazione migliore. Mi sono sempre domandato quale potesse essere il mio amore e di certo, un inesperto giovane ventenne non ha le spalle solide esperienze da poter comprenderne il significato e la descrizione dettagliata della propria anima gemella. Ma quel che so è che è la felicità dentro di me che parla, che scrive e che mi suggerisce. Cos’è il vero amore? Cos’è il vero amore se non la tua anima che riconosce il suo vero contrappunto in un’altra? Quest’oggi posso solo raccontarvi di come la mia vita sia totalmente cambiata al Suo arrivo e ogni giorno dimostro a lei e a me stesso che ho ragione ad amarla: la mia vita. Emanuele Brigitte Tohm
Once there was a man and a woman who loved each other very much and decided to ger married. They wanted to have a special wedding that was unique to themselves, so they decided to plan it all on their own. While everything went beautifully and they had the most wonderful day, they of course became very tired. They decided to start their new life together with a honeymoon in Italy, and happened upon the Villa Pirandello. It was the perfect place to relax and recover after all their work, and they were extremely grateful for the hospitality bestowed upon them. Though they only stayed a couple of nights, they would never forget their stay and the wonderful people they encountered there. FINE (except not really, it’s only the beginning!) J&S from Canada 13-15 September 2017
These hotels are run like machines, machines for “optimum performance and maximum profit” by white collar people who think this whole planet can be reduced to Excel sheets and business graphics. Believe me, these people are lobotomized and I feel sorry for them. Luckily, in Italy the model of the small, almost family run hotel still survives. And this hotel here, the Villa Pirandello, is a breath of fresh air, sharing how a dedicated team of people driver by the love for their profession and project enliven and sustain a charming hotel building and make it into a wonderful place to stay. Thank you for giving it a special, unique character, and thank you for the little so-called imperfections. Contrary to most contemporary hotels, this one has a true soul. Thank you for being the way you are, hope to see you again. Peter – Brussels – Belgium
This year we celebrate our 12,5 years marriage anniversary with a party for all our frineds and a trave to Rome. Ad there we are. We found this lovely place to stay adn discver Rome. We did all the highlights. Firts day we start with a guided bike tour: how lovely it is to discover the old city by bike! A very kind deutsch guide told us about the ancient history around the monumental highlights. In the afternoon we’ve seen the colosseum and had a glass of wine and some diner in rastevere at the evening. Tomorrow we have a second day and we want to go to the vatican. The day we arrived, we walked in the evening trought Villa Borghese and th Spanish Stairs. Beautiful start to smell somethings of Rome. It’s a short stay of three days. Sunday we go home to our three lovely kids, Karyn, Eline and Simon. We hope these fews day will be remenbered as beautiful for a long time and transform in a story be give to our children. Authors: Roos and Peter