Viaggiare, è proprio utile, fa lavorare l’immaginazione, (Travel is useful, it exercises the imagination) said Céline. But I can’t imagine that if I could have an imaginary voyage without Elizabetta, Filipo and Tano.

I do love the room with balcony which I lived. It has an artistic beauty and slender
atmosphere. Especially the semi-transparent curtain, which opened the wonderful and mystery world of the Renaissance. Elisabetta is an erudite person, and that means if you have any question of art, history of the art and architecture of the city, you could ask her, she will tell you everything she konws. Filippo is a good storyteller with his drawings. But before all, he’s so nice and patient, he explained me a lot of things without impatience. He showed me the very bests of the city : even the "hidden » details, which made me feeling that I was not a tourist, and Firenze is so familiar… And also, thank you Tano, thank you for your advices. Your paintings and your ideas inspired me quite a lot.

Since I stayed in Florence for 7 days, so that I had chance of meeting some other nice people lived in another room. For them, it was not the first time of coming here, even not the second one… They come and come and come again, for any reason of which the most important is , as they told me, that they do love here.

Thank you again, Elizabetta, Filippo and Tano! Thank you for the time that you shared with me, under the warm tuscany sunshine.

Wish I could Come Again, for another Viaggio al termine della notte...