旅行的快樂。西西里 The Happiness of Travel - Sicily

今次的西西里之旅實在太充實! 已經是第四次去西西里了，但今次不同的是，我終於可以在游泳既季節出發。之前到西西里也是四月、五月和九月，天氣太冷，不能游水，但每每經過西西里的海灘，總令我停下來，放下空。

所以一確定了六月旅行，二話不說便決定到西西里游水!當中，兩個地點Favignana和Lampedusa更是我夢想之地!

交通︰

今次沒有選擇卡塔爾，因為發現漢莎航空也不太貴，加上主要原因是漢莎有航班到西西里的Palermo，正好合我心意，省去再買內陸機飛西西里的錢和時間!

而到Lampedusa呢?由於Lampedusa是在西西里南面對開的小島，其實更近突尼西亞，加上始終不是旺季，就只有Alitalia可以從Palermo、Milan、Bologna出發，或是從南面Agrigento附近搭overnight船。所以，當然我是選擇直飛啦! 其實大約六月尾開始，便陸續會有其他航空公司加開航班飛Lampedusa，所以7,8月去會方便一點，但也即代表了會很。多。人。呀! (我是一個十分十分十分超級害怕人群的人! 特別是在旅行時!)

大約行程︰

Day 1 – 到Palermo，先住一晚，明早飛Lampedusa (也好，因為我之前到過Palermo，今次逗留大半天也不錯，也可到碼頭走走)

Day 2 – 晨早8點機到Lampedusa，航程1.5小時，9點半到，大部份酒店都有免費Shuttle接送 (因為Lampedusa話大唔話, 話細唔細，但巴士呢，不一定隨時有，所以有車就最好! (所以我們也臨時決定租電單車方便去不同海灘)

Day 3 – Lampedusa，已一早決定要到Isola dei Conigli ，這個名為兔仔島的地方，在2013 Tripadvisor選擇中獲選最美麗的海灘第一位，亦是因為這樣我才認識這個小島呢!

Day 4 – Lampedusa，下午4時飛機，還有大半日玩 (機場太細，約30-45分鐘前到機場便可。飛回Palermo

Day 5 – 本來留在Palermo，因為搭大巴到Trapani時間十分難配合 (西西里就是這樣)，但最後找到間竟然可以有免費transport 從Palermo to Trapani的B&B，加上價錢唔貴, 房間又不錯，所以便可以直接到Trapani! (慳了至少2-3個小時的時間和大巴費用也不便宜)

Day 6 – Erice，一個小小的山城，一直很想去，最方便是從Trapani找一日day trip去

Day 7-  Marsala，一直很喜歡Marsala的鹽田相，希望今次去可以影到，去到先發現原來鹽田要8-9月才有，因為天氣夠熱，所以今次白行一躺。不知為什麼之前一直沒有看到這資料，否則我會改為去Marsala的酒莊，因為西西里的葡萄酒其實也挺出名的!

Day 8 – FAVIGNANA! 行程另一重點，多年前到此一遊，騎單車看海，也十分喜歡，往後更因為很多超藍超藍的海灘而決定一定要再去，所以今次特地要住上一晚!!!!!!!!!

另一重點是，Favignana的藍青口是十分十分的鮮味和嫩滑，從沒在其他地方吃過，就是說，吃青口的時候你不會感到有條邊的，而是一粒滑嫩的肉

Day 9 – 回Trapani，因為希望留在Favignana多一點時間，所以搭下午的船回到Trapani，有時間所以也選了一個cooking class上。

Day 10 – Terrasini  - Citta del Mare，是意料之外的行程，本來安排不了，因為後來買了門票看歐國盃，所以也可以嘗試我一直也想去玩的slide。就是瀡入地中海喇，而不是泳池呀!

Day 11 – 傍晚直接到Palermo機場搭機到法國Marseilles!

Day 12 – Marseilles + 歐國盃 英格蘭 VS 俄羅斯 !!

Day 13 – 山長水遠回到米蘭，食個LUNCH，便要回香港了!

今次行程改了數次，也浪費了不少改機票/酒店的價錢，不過就是值得嘛!!!! 可以一次過滿足了多個願望!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

後記︰

西西里的公共交通工具真的不是很方便，班次不會很密，但現在很少有脫班的情況了 (至少我去過西西里4次，也沒有太大太大問題，小小當然有啦)

溝通嘛，比較大的城市如Palermo, Trapani, Catania等也可以，但住的地方、餐廳等大部份也不會說英文，所以我發現我說意大利話會好過英文 (習慣了那幾天，也發現說英文有困難，因為要逐粒字說希望他們會明白，不能說太長句子太深, 但倒頭來他們還是不明白)

然後就是，每一次到西西里，我也要說，西西里人是十分十分友善的!!!!!!!!!!

另外想說的是，講到治安，現在不是古時的西西里了，黑手黨可能還有，但我認為西西里比起其他歐洲大城市還要安全得多! 可能是因為西西里不大，就算是大城市Palermo, Catania，始終不是羅馬、米蘭嘛，沒有那麼雜、在市中心的地方不會覺得有很多不知哪裡的人隨處坐著好像在找尋獵物的。當然，我常說，去到任何一個地方，要是自己從沒好好放好物品，銀包隨手可得，背包輕易打開，只顧影相吃飯而不理自己物品的，任何一個地方 (就算是香港)也會是危險的!!!!

補充一句，因為這是我第四次去西西里了，所以要是第一次去的話，路線可能不會是這樣走，遲一點我也會寫一篇關於西西里的建議行程呢!

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This is a marvelous trip to Sicily! This was the fourth time I have been to Sicily but the different of this trip was that, I could finally get there during SWIMMING SEASON!!!!!  Previously I went to Sicily in the month of April, May and September and I couldn’t enjoy the blue blue sea and clear water instead of just staying on the beach and enjoy the magnificent view. (of course it was good enough by just sitting on the beach indeed)

Therefore once I decided my trip in June this year, the only choice of course was Sicily! Favignana and Lampedusa are my dream places~!!!

Transportation:

I didn’t fly with Qatar this time, and I chose Lufthansa as it was not that expensive, and the most important reason was that, it has connected flight to Palermo, Sicily! This perfectly matched my plan and saved me the money from buying another flights to there by local airlines and the time!

For Lampedusa, a small island located south of Sicily, (it is indeed more close to Tunisia), as June is not the peak season, there are only flights from Palermo, Milan, Bologna by Alitalia. Or you may take overnight cruise from Agrigento which is not cheap indeed. So I took the direct flight from Palermo. Infact, more flights are available starting from late Jun operated by other airlines so July and August would be a better season, but also mean that it will be crowdy on the beach.

Itinerary:

Day 1 –  Arrived Palermo for a night, and took flight to Lampedusa the next day morning. (I have been to Palermo before, so it’s good staying at Palermo for around half day and hanged around)

Day 2 – Early flight to Lampedusa at 8am, flight duration: ~1.5hr, arriving at around 9.30am. Most of the hotels offer free shuttle (public transport is not convenient on the island, to be honest, so that’s why we also rented a scooter to go around the island, too!)

Day 3 – Isola dei Conigli, of course! It was ranked no.1 by Tripadvisor users in 2013 as the most beautiful beach in the world. That was when I heard about this island!

Day 4 – Lampedusa. Flying back to Palermo at 4pm, so I still got more than half day there. (As the airport is very small, you just have to get there 30-45mins before your departure time.)

Day 5 – Originally planned to stay in Palermo for a night as the coach to Trapani cannot match my flight schedule. However, luckily that I found a B&B which offered free transport to and from Palermo Airport and the price a night is not expensive!!!! So we went to Trapani directly and saved at least 2-3 hours travel time and money, again!

Day 6 – Erice, a small hill town near Trapani. Wanted to visit there for a long time and it’s good for a day trip from Trapani.

Day 7-  Marsala,  its salt pan attracted me a lot but, I realized that there were no salt pan in June, but only around August to September when the weather is very hot! I don’t know why I couldn’t get this information from the internet, otherwise, I would plan to visit Wine cellar instead as Sicily is also famous for its wine!

Day 8 – FAVIGNANA!  Another highlight of my trip this time. I have been to Favignana (Isole Egadi) few years ago, just did some cycling and visiting the sea but I was falling in love with it! The blue blue sea and the clear water  is soooooo beautiful and so I planned a night on the island.

Another point is that I have had the most delicious BLUE MUSSEL on the island that I haven’t had elsewhere! The mussels were sooo fresh and smooth~ (you couldn’t understand how it feel until you tried it! That’s what I finally convinced my husband until he tasted it!)

Day 9 – Back to Trapani in the late afternoon. Took a cooking class there.

Day 10 – Terrasini  - Citta del Mare, this was not planned in my itinerary at the beginning. However, as I changed my plan and brought Euro 2016 tickets, I finally could try the TOBOGGAN (the slide which directly goes into the sea!)

Day 11 – Went to the Palermo airport direct at around 6pm for Marseilles in France.

Day 12 – Marseilles  and Euro 2016, ENGLAND VS RUSSIA

Day 13 – long way trip back to Milan for my flight back to Hong Kong….

I have changed my plan several times and it did wasted some money on flights/hotel bookings, but it worth it as I have gone to the places I LONGED TO GO for ages!

Remarks:

The public transport in Sicily is really not that convenient and tourist-friendly. Not frequent timetable between cities, but I would say that it’s not really that bad especially on delays/cancellation afterall.

In view of communication with the locals, it was okay if you were in big cities like Palermo, Trapani or Catania, however, most of the people there, e.g. in hotel, B&B, restaurants they didn’t speak English. This was the only time that I found that I speak better Italian than English, because even you tried to speak slowly in English, word by word but they barely understood and there was a time that the Host of a B&B asked me why I didn’t speak in Italian instead as I spoke better in Italian!

And again, I would say that Sicilians are really so friendly!

Regarding the safety issue, it is not the old days and there may still have some Mafia, but no, it’s very safe in sicily, much more safer than in other European cities. I think maybe because they are not those big cities like Rome or Milan, you won’t find too many beggars, or Gipsy on the street. Of course, I always say that if you are a careless people, absent-minded, and just didn’t keep your wallet/belongings in your bag or a safe place and it won’t be safe for you even in Hong Kong.

Last but not least, this was my fourth time to Sicily and if you are planning for your first trip there, this may not be the best itinerary to see all the popular cities. I’m thinking to write another article on some suggested itineraries in Sicily later! Stay tuned!

Port of Palermo

Isola dei Conigli!!!!!!!!!

Erice - hill town

Marsala - Salt Pan

FRESHHHHHHHH blue mussels!

FAVIGNANA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Cala Rosso)

THE CRAZIEST SLIDE!

EURO 2016 @ Marseilles

愛在古希臘與西西里小巷 Agrigento (Agrigento, Sicilia)

Agrigento 是西西里南部的小鎮，是個古希臘小鎮，所以當地的古希臘神殿 - Valle dei Templi (Valley of the Temples)亦十分有名，也是世界文化遺產之一，因此不少人也慕名前來。(像我一樣，沒去過希臘的人，對這個神殿也十分有興趣，不過，對於一些已到過希臘的人來說，這個神殿可能是沒太特別吧~)

Agrigento也是一個山城，城鎮建於山上，可由Palermo乘巴士前往，也只是需要1-2小時左右。我們則由Trapani那邊乘Lumia 巴士前往，路途確是有點遠，需要在Trapani機場上車，大概需要4個多小時，但整體上交通也十分方便，因為中途也不用轉車，車費約為11.9歐羅，而且，也可以作為從西邊的Trapani，到東方的Catania 大城的其中一個中途站。

另外也有火車到達，西西里的火車主要由trenitalia 營運,差不多每小時一班，車程約兩小時 (從Palermo)，在Agrigento 的 Stazione Centrale 下車，車費也不便宜，約9至15歐羅，部份車程更需要3個多小時呢。不過trenitalia通常會有早鳥優惠，早買可以平一半以上，大家可留意一下。

也也有巴士從東面的Catania 前往，但需要3小時，中途亦需要轉車，所以在計劃行程時可考慮下怎樣走最好。

位於山上的小城，坐擁一望無際的海景，不少人也會從市中心搭乘巴士到海邊，從Agrigento更可以到另一著名的海灘 - Scala dei Turchi，那裡地勢獨特，一級一級的XX 而上，海水青藍，是我夢寐以求的海灘勝地，下次到西西里，我也決定一定要去游水呢! (不過當然交通就相對沒有太大方便)

Agrigento算是一個小鎮，沒有什麼可走走看看的地方，市中心主要由一條大街組成，大街大旁有不少小商店，大街一邊連接著廣場、郵局等等。從大街向海邊方向走，便可找到火車站，和教堂 (見到教堂就找到了火車站呀!) 教堂外便是乘巴士到Valle dei Templi和海邊的巴士，十分方便。

巴士會從山上一路往下車，記得當經過中途, 有餐廳的地方便要下車，那裡正正就是神殿的售票處、博物館和入口，錯過了，要等好一段路才能下車，那時候，便麻煩了 (我們那一次就是這樣子發生了點小意外，卻發現西西里人的友善之處)

Valle dei Templi面積很大，每到一個temple 都要走上一段路，在烈日當空下走，確是不是味兒。Valle dei Templi共有7個神殿，分別係Temple of Juno, Temple of Concordia, Temple of Heracles, Temple of Olympian Zeus, Temple of Castor and Pollux, Temple of Vulcan 和 Temple of Asclepius。7個神殿各有特色，遺跡所見十分不同。其中最常見到的一幅相，便是有個毀壞了的銅像橫訓在其中一個神殿前，那個就是Temple of Concordia。

而另一個就是只遺留下幾條巨柱的Temple of Heracles, 應該會是第一個到訪的神殿。

還有一個較常見的是在Temple of the Olympian Zeus，有個雕刻成男性模樣的巨柱橫訓在地上，部分文物則放在入口位置附近的博物館，大家也可以去參觀一下。

要慢慢行完成個遺址，最好預備一個上午，有遊客亦會參觀晚間團，因為晚上開了燈光，整個遺址景色也大分吸引！但記得晚間團需要預先報名呀，網上可以報名。

小記:之前提過我們錯過了車站，到下一個話時已走到很遠很遠。是公路的中心似的，因為巴士一路下山到海邊。我們本打算在下車後走過廿山對面看看有沒有回頭巴士，可惜發現不像香港那樣對面一定有巴士站，在慳妹想法出現後，便決定截順風車。每當有車經過，我便嘗試望著他們，口裡說昔著什麼，希望有司機番留意到，初時沒有什麼人看得見我們，後來有架貨車走過，我知道司機他們是看得見我們想日尋求幫助的，但我見車子卻一洗而過有點失望。後來我們發現他們在前面停下來坐在乘客位的那個男人走了下來，在溝通不到的情況下，只好指著地圖說temples, temples , 哈 而他們也估到我們想去，他和司機朋友說了幾句後，便著我們上車。初時也有點擔心的，因為他要我們坐在中間，而貨車頭前面其實只得一個空位，但既然朋友也不怕，我們便上了他們的車了。約十分鐘車程，他們有問我們是不是日本，又遞煙給我們問要不要，大家在雞同鴨講的情況下，便開開心心的到達神殿，我們還請他們一起拍照呢！他們更問我們要不要接我們，一來我們也不知道要行多久，二來接了我們後也不知道會去邊，所以也婉拒了他們。所以，我都是覺得在這些小城市，才能找到友善的，可信的朋友呢！要是在大城市，我一定不敢上他們的車呢！



Agrigento is a small town lociated on Southern Sicily. It is famous for its greek Valle dei Templi (Valley of the Temples) which was named UNESCO World Heritage. Many tourists come to Agrigento to visit the Valle。(For those who haven't been to Greece, like me, the Templi were really something special to me. But maybe for those who have been to Greece, they may think it's just more or less the same.

Agrigento is also a hill town, the main activity, and the centre is built on the hill. From Palermo, it takes around 1-2 hour to get to Agrigento by bus. But we went there from Trapani by Lumia bus, it was a bit far away and need to get on the bus from the Trapani Birgi airport and it took you 4 hours to get there. Nevertheless, it's still convenient as you don't have to get change on your way and the cost is just 11.9 euro. It can be one of the cities to visit if you want to go to Cantania from Trapani.

There are also train to and from Agrigento and it is mainly operated by trenitalia. From Palermo, it will be around 2 hours and get off at the Stazione Centrale of Agrigento. It costs around 9-15 euro but some trains take you 3 hours. So you better check which one fits your schedule in advance. Trenitalia has some early bird discount from time to time and you may get more than half price discount if you buy in advance.

From Catania, you can take bus to Agrigento but it takes around 3 hrs and you have to get chance on your way. So it's important to plan your trip itinerary.

From the centre of Agrigento, it oversees a piece of beautiful and tranquil sea view and many people will take the bus to the seaside down the hill. There is a famous sea side place called Scala dei Turchi with the most beautiful sea. Scala dei Turchi in English means Stairways of the Turks with a very beautiful and rocky cliff overlooking the sea. The color of the cliff is pure white and it is made of stone called Marga. This is one of my dream seaside and I have to visit it when I go to Sicily next time! (However, the transport is not that convenient)

Agrigento is quite a small town and there may not have much to see. There is one main street in the centre with lots of shops, and on one side of the main street, there is post office, etc. From the centre walks towards the sea side, you can find the train station (Stazione Centrale) which is outside the church. And right there, you can get on the bus to Valle dei Templi and to the sea side.

The bus will go down hill and remember, when you pass by a restaurant, you should get off there as it is indeed the entrance of Valle dei Templi. You can also find the ticket office and the museum. If you miss the bus stop, the bus will just keep going down and it's difficult to just walk back to the entrance. (And that was what happened to us last time.. but this turned out to let me feel and know that how nice the Sicilian are)

Valle dei Templi is very big and you have to walk for a while from one temple to another temple. It's not a good choice if it's under the sun. There are 7 temples, Temple of Juno, Temple of Concordia, Temple of Heracles, Temple of Olympian Zeus, Temple of Castor and Pollux, Temple of Vulcan and Temple of Asclepius, each with own characteristic. The one people may always see on the internet may be the bronze sculpture of Icarus laid down in front of the Temple of Concordia.

The first one you will see should be the Temple of Heracles, it is the oldest one with long and thin pilar standing.

And the other one you may know if the Temple of the Olympian Zeus, where you can find the remains of an atlar, a support scuplted in the form of a man, which may be used as column or pilaster.

You can also pay extra money to visit the museum and get to know more about the history of the valle.

To walk around the whole site, it's better to spend a whole morning or afternoon. Some visitors will join the night tour where the scene is attractive with some lights are on. You have to enroll the tour in advance in its website.
side story:
I mentioned earlier that we missed the bus stop and when we got off at the next stop, it's already quite far away from the site. It is just like the middle of nowhere with a few shops there. The bus keeps going down to the sea. We first tried to go to opposite side and found a return bus, but just found that there's no bus stop there! (it's not just like Hong Kong, most of the bus stop is on the opposite street) We won't want to pay again for the bus ticket, thus, we tried to get a free ride there. We kept looking to the driver when they passed by and said something so that they may get off and helped us. At the beginning, all the cars just went by but then, a small truck passed by and i know the passenger saw us and noticed us. First they passed by and i was a bit disappointed, but then they indeed stopped the car and the guy came down and talked to us. They didn't really speak English and we didn't speak Italian, we just tried to show him the map and said: temples, temples. and luckily, seems they understood what we were talking about. He talked with his friend, the driver and asked us to get on the truck! We were just happy but was a bit doubt at the beginning also, as there was only 1 seat, but nevermind! it just took around 10 mins and I didn't think there's any problem of overload! We sat in the middle and we tried to chat , ha yes tried! They asked if we were Japanese and passed a cigarette (which of course we didn't take), then we were here! After we got off the truck, we took a photo together, and they even asked when we would finish and they can come to pick us up! But we rejected them as we have no idea how long it take and we didn't know where he would bring us to later.. Anyway, we were still happy and just couldn't believe that how nice they are. I'm sure that it may just happen in these kinds of small cities and towns, if we were in those big cities, we dare not to do this!

Agrigento 大街小巷，縱使小城沒什麼景點，但是街角處處令人喜愛

Every city tells a story. Every corner of the streets at Agrigento just made me fallen in love with it

從我們全的B&B 望出去就是海 The sea view from our B&B

友善的西西里人 The lovely Sicilian

  

Remains of the Temple of Heracles 

Temple of Concordia

Temple of Concordia and Icarus

Temple of Juno

  

Remains of the atlas

The re-assembled remains of the Temples of "Castor and Pollux".

意大利「天空之城」 Civita di Bagnoregio (Central Italy)

意大利之美，實在難以用筆墨形容。再一次，我因為網上的一張相片，被她，深深的吸引著。這裡是意大利的「天空之城」 - Civita di Bagnoregio。

Civita di Bagnoregio 建於2500年前，這個「天空之城」長度不足300米，寬200米，聽說從前是與其他的陸地連接，因為風化作用，地層持續被侵食，底層變得薄弱，最後因為一次大地震，破壞了道路、橋樑等，漸漸形成像一個孤島一樣的死城，因此，Civita di Bagnoregio 又名The Dying city。

「天空之城」離羅馬只有個多小時火車車程，一日來回十分方便。大家不妨可考慮納入行程內。由羅馬只需乘火車到Orvieto，再轉乘巴士到Bagnoregio，從下車地方行到城門，大約30分鐘，也有小巴似的，但我也不知道在哪裡。

留意的是，從Orvieto 到Bagnoregio的巴士班次很疏，一日只有2-3班，早上是很早的大約7:50am，巴士站就在Orvieto火車一出對開的那個巴士站，早上有很多學生在這裡等車，所以上車時記得問清楚。而車票就在火車站內的Cafe/Bar買便可。現在很少人住在「天空之城」，整個城很小，走走逛逛大約1-2小時便完成，城邊望出去的風景也很美，環境清幽，十分舒服。如果不想太趕，也可以好像我這樣，早一晚先到Orvieto住，逛逛Orvieto的舊城 (是在山頂上, 要乘cable car上的)，那第二天一早便可乘巴士到「天空之城」。然後中午12點1點多回程!

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Once again, it's difficult to describe how beautiful Italy is. I couldn't remember where I have seen the photo of this city, it is just like a "castle in the sky", unreal, and only appear in fiction. But here it is, the "castle in the sky" - Civita di Bagnoregio.

Civita di Bagnoregio was found more than 2,500 years ago. The length of the "castle in the sky" is no longer than 300m and 200m width. It was said that the town was used to connect with other part of the land, because of the erosion and the earthquake, the roads and bridges were broken and it was isolated and became an "island". Civita became known in Italian as "il paese che muore"  (The dying city).

Civita di Bagnoregio is about an hour more train ride from Rome. It is quite good to arrange a day trip from Rome. You can take train from Roma to Orvieto, and change bus to Bagnoregio. Getting off the bus, it takes around 30 mins to walk to the Civita. There should be some mini-van to get there but I have no idea where to take it and how much is it.

There is only 2-3 buses to and from Orvieto and Bagnoregio each day and the first one is around 7:50am. The bus stop is located right outside the Orvieto train station where a lot of students getting on their school bus in the morning. Just ask the driver and make sure you are getting where you want to. You can buy the bus tickets at the Cafe/bar inside the train station.

Civita is a very small "island" and it just takes you 2-3 hours to walk around. Not many people are still living there but the peace and the tranquil scenic view just made you speechless. If you don't want to be too rush, you can stay in Orvieto a night before, hang around at the old town of Orvieto (you have to go up to the old town on the hill by cable car) and then take the earliest bus to Civita next day. Then you can return to Orvieto by taking the bus at around 12 or 1pm.

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Ancora una volta,  è  difficile descrivere quanto  è  bella l’Italia. Non posso ricordare dove ho visto la foto di questa paese la prima volta, somiglia a un “castello nel cielo”. E' da favola e appare solo nell'immaginazione. Comunque ecco il “castello nel cielo” – la Civita di Bagnoregio.

La Civita di Bagnoregio è stata fondata piu di 2,500 anni fa. La lunghezza di questo “castello” non è piu di 300 metri e 200 metri di larghezza. Si dice che il paese venisse usata come collegamento con le altre zone circostanti, ma a causa dell'erosione e del terremoto, le strade e i ponti si sono rotti ed è rimasta isolata. È diventata come un'isola. Il paese seivita è diventato conosciuto come “il paese che muore”.

La Civita di Bagnoregio è circa a un’ore di treno da Roma. È abbastanza comodo organizzare una gita di un giorno da Roma. Puoi prendere il treno per Orvieto da Roma, poi l’autobus per Bagnoregio. Scendi dall’autobus e arrivi al paese a piedi in circa 30 minuti. Dovrebbero esserci delle navatte per il paese, ma non so dov'è la fermata ne' il costo.

Ci sono solo tue or tre autobus per Bagonoregio da Orvieto ogni giorno e il primo autobus è circa alle 7:50am. La fermata è all’esterno della stazione dei treni dov'è molti studenti prendono l’autobus per andare a schola la mattina. Basta chiedere all'autista per assicurarsi che sia quello giusto. Puoi pagare il biglietto in la café o bar nella stazione.  

Il paese è una “isola” piccolo e solo usi circa 2 o 3 ore per visitare. Non molte persone vivono la ma è la pace e è tranquilla, e è ammutolito. Se non puoi darsi da fare per visitare, puoi stare a Orvieto per una notte, visitare la citta vecchia di Orvieto (hai bisogno andare in funivia) e prendi il prima possibile del’autobus per il paese il prossimo giorno. Poi puoi ritorno a Orvieto in autobus alle 12 o 1 nel pomeriggio. 

Orvieto 也分新舊城，要上舊城需要乘搭Cable car 

There is new town and old town in Orvieto and you have to take the cable car to get to the old town which is located on the hill

上舊城後，有個城堡公園仔，可以望到Orvieto新城 

There is a castle in the old town where you can view the other part of Orvieto

Whenever I look at this pic, it is just so unreal.

連接「天空之城」的橋樑 The bridge link to "Castle in the Sky".  

城入面好多貓貓架

You can find a lot of lovely cats in Civita