Saturday, February 21, 2009

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In the lovely town of Penzance, a strategic point for exploring the spectacular surroundings, is the last station of the railway line from London goes to West Cornwall. I will try to explain briefly how to get to Penzance and find a pleasant accommodation.
1: search, from any Italian airport, a cheap flight to London: the opportunities out there, both with budget airlines like Ryanair and Easyjet, and (on the dates and times more "losers") with the airlines Alitalia and British Airways.
2: From London you can take a direct train from Paddington station to Penzance, with stops at all major stations in southern England. The ticket price can be very odious or ridiculous, depending on the tariff and the advance by which you decide to buy a ticket. For information and reservations, visit: http://www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/ . The journey is long, takes about 5 hours a half, but the view is interesting and the train comfortable, clean, with a restaurant car. The railroad, for long stretches, runs along the sea on your right showing the green hills typical of the English countryside: the trip can be conceived, therefore, as a quick and relaxing way to collect a sum of all the beauties of England South.
alternative means of achieving Penzance can be a rental car or bus. Being a long journey, in my opinion, the driving time is recommended only if at least two people can share driving, or if you plan to do steps and nights on the road.
The journey by bus, departing from Victoria Station, (visit: http://www.nationalexpress.com/ ) is longer and probably less convenient than in By train: about 8 hours to reach Penzance, compared with a saving of a few pounds ...
3: come to Penzance, which will not reach the accommodation you have booked in advance via the internet (since it is a town with a limited and very popular campground in the summer) and begin exploring using the bus service in departure from the station or the car you have hired in London. Do not miss the spectacular Land's End, the Incredible Minnack Theatre, Porthcurno Bay, the charming town of St. Ives and St. Michael's Mount indispensable!
In the next post will show you how to get to the beautiful Isles of Scilly, for now, good planning of the first part of the trip!

Saturday, February 14, 2009

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Monday, January 26, 2009

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Trekking in the Canary Islands
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Sunday, January 25, 2009

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How to get to and around Cornwall ...

always, as far as I can remember, sensitive to the charm remote, melancholy and wild landscapes typical of the British Isles, I have discovered in recent times the beauty views of the western part of southern England: the rugged coastline of Cornwall and the shining of distant Isles of Scilly. These are places in the last three years I continued to visit and explore, alone and in company, always fascinated by the fickleness of the climate, the force of the sea, the sparkling green fields, gentle hills and the hospitality of the inhabitants .
In 2006, the year of my first visit, I met the Italian tourists were so few that they can be counted on the fingers of one hand, last summer I noticed a small but significant increase, and this both to please me, me made you think you can create a place where exchange travel experiences and, above all, to give valuable suggestions to those who have intention to visit this wonderful land and do not even know where to go, how to get or where to go ...
A warm welcome, then, to all those who want to read and who want to make their contribution to this virtual journey, I hope, will be very nice ...