Campeggio Venezia Venice
Via Orlanda 8, Loc. Campalto Venice, Veneto, 30100, Italy
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Island Hopping in Venice
... half hour, you have to wonder if this might be an economical decision to extract the $. After all, everybody had already either bought a ticket or travel pass.
By the time I reached F de Nuove, this time opting to walk from there instead of the long ride back, it was almost 6pm. It was interesting to wander this part of the island, and returned back to the hostel to meet new folks before we headed out to dinner and my first pizza in Italy. Yum!
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Venice Wandering
... 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 ...
Wanting to drown in the canal.....
... that takes us directly to the airport.
Far before this point I was fuming at the fact I had led us into the wrong direction, mad that I had been wrong and we had missed our flight, and thus, missed out on a few extra hours in Rome. Mom and Kevin were really chill about all of it, but I was so frustrated. When we got on this water bus we didn't even have the correct ticket, but thankfully the guy working was really nice and just let us buy the ...
12th & Disembarkation day of the Cruise
... cruise line decor. He was actually paying for this particular cruise but he usually gets them for free. He really was very interesting to talk too). Then it was off for our last mixology class (another 3 cocktails) and we each received our certificates from Louis. We had our lunch after that just as the rain started streaming in after which we gathered our things for the last trivia quiz… we made some mistakes but it was fun. From there we checked out the ...
Island city on the water
... bridge crossed the canal until the 19th century, the wooden Rialto Bridge. There are currently 4 bridges across it.
Most of the palaces emerge from water without pavement. Consequently, one can only tour past the fronts of the buildings on the grand canal by boat.
Venice is bidding to host the 2020 olympics and if it succeeds against Rome then there are plans to put a metro system in place beneath the canals. I personally can't see how ...


