Campo Santa Margherita Venice

Not that there is much land, mind you. Breakfast at Ponte Chiodo was just like everything else there. Classy, artful…perfect. It consisted of cereals, pastries, and of course, cappuccino – all of the highest quality. We had a lovely chat with Matthia, and he gave us great tips on how we should plan our day. We told him our first …

We arrived in Marghera, on the mainland near Venice. We decided to try out "Camping Village Jolly" instead of "Camping Fusina" where we had stayed last time because it was both cheaper and closer to Venice. It was a huge site with lots of little bungalows and buildings of various sizes that could be rented, a pool and even a large restaurant and …

... . Afterwards we walked back to the hotel, only getting a little lost this time. In the evening we went out to Campo Santa Margherita and found a great little bar called Orange Bar (not very Italian). My beers were about 5€ each where as Alex's ...

... were originally from the alps, so their houses are more like small chalets. As Gelato Nico was closed, we walked up to Campo Santa Margherita, where we discovered Il Doge, which was close to the best gelato we had in Italy, and good value. We sat in ...

... got to see large areas of residential Venice, and when we realised we were way west of the Acadamia Bridge, we located Campo Santa Margherita to get our bearings. This has become my favourite piazza in Venice. It has a smallish supermarketo that is a ...

... of places but they were all through the university and you needed a password to use them. i had some lunch at a cafe in campo santa margherita. the waiter asked, "sei italiana?" and when i said, "no, americana," he began speaking to me in english. i ...

... in a spot that a lot of people would see.    We decided to do our grocery shopping in the nearby Campo Santa Margherita.  The fishmonger pantomimed for Chris how we should cook the fresh octopus – just off the boat—that would ...

... , so you know what time it was – gelato stop!.  Gelateria il Doge was the stop at the south end of Campo Santa Margherita, and it is consistently ranked top 5 in the city.  One taste was all I needed to concur.  My choice was two ...

... some time with Nan, who is from the US, but now lives in Venice, and she took us for wander to the nearby Campo Santa Margherita, where we settled into Osteria alla Bifora for ciccheti, prosecco and a long chat about Venice, it's history, how to get ...

... you get the bill. We found a lot of other good bars and places to eat: Margaret Duchamp, Green Pub, near Campo Santa Margherita, where there is a laid-back, young, fun atmosphere (and english speakers). All of the architecture is amazing, you wonder ...

... ', the drink that no-one tells you epitomises student Venice. Sure, the Bellini is the quintessential cultural drink, but in Campo Santa Margherita, only prosecco and Martinis permeate the sea of citrus-hued drinks. 29 of us form an enormous swarm of ...

... rio is a canal, tera is earth, so a rio tera is a filled-in canal, often courtesy of Napoleon), and into Campo Santa Margherita. We looked for and found a series of 12th to 13th century circular moulds decorating the portico of the church of the ...