This is Viale Galileo, a beautiful, curving
road just outside the Porta Romana
(the southern gate of Florence). Take this
route for a picturesque walk up to
San Miniato al Monte and amazing
views of the city.
[You can see more curves here at PhotoHunter.]
Not the first thing I think of when I read about curves in Italy. Although, if I were a few decades younger and more flush with cash by several thousandfolds I might consider taking the attractive and equally curvaceous path you have showed us, and follow it to the destination you have pointed out; even if those curves of my imagination were dressed like this. A lot of hopeless ifs that I should be thankful for. I’m too old for this stuff now.
ReplyDeleteNice curves, Alexa. :)
ReplyDeleteTG, you're in fine form!
I HAVE to go to Florence !
ReplyDeleteWas supposed to be our next destination after the East Cost ! Don't know yet when it is going to happen.....
TG, so glad you're back, you always make my day !!!
Ha! I knew before I opened the comments that someone would comment on Italian curves, and sure enough, TG did.
ReplyDeleteI would follow this curved road!
BTW, on my way back from India over my Xmas break, I'm stopping in Doha, Qatar, to visit some American friends teaching there. I have been advised to wear clothing that covers up my curves.... :)
A beautiful curve indeed. I love Italy and it's many beautiful places. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo. I'd love to be walking that road in Florence today!
ReplyDeleteI love long winding roads, especially ones in Italy!
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