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Last day in Italy
... etc), visit the St Mark's Basilica, figure out the elaborate public transport system (water boats), take a gondola ride, and visit St Giorgio island and climb the belfry tower to get a bird's eye view of Venice. We also ventured into the tradtional Venetian neighborhood, devoid of tourists, who absolutely overrun Venice. We saw some seemingly traditional Murano glass shops, beautiful clothes, glves, scarves, jewelry, tapestries, and tons ...
A man who has not been in Italy
... an end. And it has been full of adventure, with a hearty helping of fun, a dash of frustration and a pinch or two of outright terror.
Picking up where the last blog left off, we travelled down the Italian side of the Alpes, helped along by an agreeable 130km speed limit. Our first port of call was Turin, home of that mystical shroud of dubious origin and questionable authenticity. We were only staying in Turin for the one night; it was a stop off on our way to Venice. We had ...
Venice is just how they say
... had a little quiet time on board before taking a place up top to watch our slide out of ship dock. After Captain made the announcement at 2p that we'd be going out the way we came in (boy did we stand out in a waterway full of such small boats!), we retired to our balcony to view the bests of Venice right from our lounge chairs. That was a perfect time to open our Spanish wine and celebrate the 90 minutes it took to close this chapter. ...
Water, water, everywhere!
We spent a little time in our hotel room, freshening up from our train ride and catching up from our Internet blackout. We left the hotel around 10:30 and headed out for the day. We went straight to St. Marc's square, a beautiful area with a lot of sun, tourists and beautiful buildings. We went straight to an area known by Rick Steves as "Sandwich Row." There, we got hot ham and cheese or hot cheese sandwiches. We went to that area because they are ...
Venice Day 2 ...Museums and Churches and Tours!!
... huge part of every community we have visited, and the beautiful, large Churches such a source of pride and competition between the different Cities.
We had lunch outdoors in a cafe by the Grand Canal just along from the Doges Palace. Very crowded down here today. Sunny today. We did some shopping. I (Naomi) bought a Murano glass dish. Sean got an AC/DC t-shirt. We bought a few fridge magnets (they seem to be the only things we have room ...
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