Campiello S. Giustina
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St Marks Basilica
... and the water bus seems to lurch from one pier to the next. On mooring they bang solidly into the rubber lined pontoon, so I expect there;s a fair bit of maintenance required.
The canals have only minor bits of rubbish, so they must make some effort to keep it reasonably clean - you still wouldnt get in or eat from it of course.!! Later we find some areas that do have a pong.
There are wall to wall people today, so once embarked at San Marco its ...
Venice
... of us.
The next morning we headed in to Venice relatively early so that we had lots of time to wander the streets. We headed over to see the fish market but it doesn’t run on Mondays so we went for a cappuccino instead. The public washrooms in Venice cost €1.50 to use, which is the same price as a coffee (although getting a coffee to use the washroom starts a bit of a cycle since you then need to find another café later on…). Anoop didn’t need to ...
Getting Lost in Venice
... was a local holiday going on and that the city was putting on a fireworks show, it didn't start until about 11pm and went for about 30mins. It was very impressive, definitely one of the best I have seen. It was over the main canal and thousands of people lined the edge of the water to see so getting back to our hotel was a bit of a mission but we finally got back.
Day 67: Today was the day that Emma wanted to buy her mask, she fell in ...
Are panic attacks common in this city?
... people living in the ghetto of Venice, it is an epicenter for jewish life and many events are held here. There are even multiple kosher grocers in this section of Venice!
We went back to our cheap restaurant in the cave and the kids ordered steak...again. We only spent $32 euros on dinner tonight! and it was really good. We will have a nice dinner out tomorrow! We don't need to eat in a cave every night we are here!
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Venice --The Promised Land
... 8221;, which is to say byways and back alleys that are not usually on the tourist itinerary. She pointed out an old stockade and reported that in ancient times merchants who did not pay their taxes would be thrown in there. “Nowadays the jail would be packed. Yoo hoo. Yoo hoo.” She pointed out an old building that, she said, was going to be Venice’s next monument.... because she had been born there. Yoo hoo.”
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