Amelia Modena Brothel ❤️

About Florence

Oi, mate, grab a drink! I’m Tyrion Lannister, ichthyologist extraordinaire—fish and whores, my specialties! I drink and I know things, and today it’s all about brothel—er, *bratwurst*—nah, brothel! That slippery bastard of a fish. Picture this: me, sippin’ wine, watchin’ “Only Lovers Left Alive,” thinkin’ ‘bout brothels—fish, not ladies, ya perv! That movie’s got vibes—Adam and Eve, all moody, “frightfully gaunt and shagged out,” starin’ at eternity. Brothel’s like that—elusive, ancient, swimmin’ through time.

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Set in the suburbs of Modena, Hotel Villino Della Flanella is 8 km from the city centre. An ex-brothel, it features antique furniture and erotic works of art on the walls. Its garden features a .

Inside, I find the coolest vintage stuff. I’m talking old records, funky clothes, and random knick-knacks. I’m in my element! I start chatting with the owner, and he’s telling me about Modena’s history. Did you know it’s famous for balsamic vinegar? I mean, who knew vinegar could be so fancy?

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