Locanda Cipriani
Piazza Santa Fosca 29, Venice
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Locanda Cipriani Venice

Piazza Santa Fosca 29 Venice, Veneto, 30012, Italy

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... had has going around the main section and glimpsing the north coast, it ended up being an unnecessary hour of travel, so if you can figure out for F de Nuove is, you'll save quite a bit of time.

My first stop was Murano (though I suggest you check out Burano first, especially on a weekend). Glass galleries and workshops take over the parts of Murano that tourists visit. There didn't seem to be much else otherwise as most of the restaurants ...

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... It basically is like the squid ink paella I had in Barcelona, but its cuttlefish ink and spaghetti. As it was getting dark and our streets get quiet, it seemed best to get it to go and eat at the hostel. Not as delicious as the paella but hey, at least I've tried it. Going back after, I wandered down different streets to get back to the Rialto. The neat thing about Venice is that if you have a good sense of direction, you'll generally be able to find your way. Just be open ...

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This past weekend was Carnevale in venice italy! Carnevale in venice is comparable to Mardi Gras in the united states. It's a festival that takes place around the beginning of lent. Music, dancing, festive masks and food and drinks are all apart of this party that takes place for weeks at a time. Now unlike most other carnevale's in the past, this one was particularly freezing. I don't know how many of you are following the weather ...

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... do to get the true flavour of the back streets of a city without roads. Everything is done by water, and trucks are replaced by barges, and as you can see in the photo, even the ambulance is a boat! W went to the famous glass producing Murano island- a shop window there is shown.

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... Since today had to be a double gelato (aka bribery) day we found the closest gelataria. Fortified, we headed into the massive brick Fransican church, one of the few Gothic churches in Venice.

We had an audio tour (surprise!) so we followed along. Everyone was pretty impressed when we entered the nave. “Assumption of Mary” over the alter and Titian's tomb were the highlights. Bellini’s “Madonna and Child” ...

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