Apartment Alice's Court
calle turlona 2852 cannaregio, Venice
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Apartment Alice's Court Venice

calle turlona 2852 cannaregio Venice, Veneto, 30100, Italy

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Island Hopping in Venice

A travel blog entry by ritawritatravel

6

... March. Boy was I wrong, as the vaporetti I was hoping to get on filled up and we had to wait a half hour for the next one. The funny thing that happened though., right after that vaporetti left, a private small boat pulled up to the dock - like a taxi and offered rides to people to Venice for 10 euros a head. A good 20 people took him up on it, and you know he's made his day's wages right then and there. Not sure if it's legal, yet if the buses only run ...

Venice Wandering

A travel blog entry by ritawritatravel

9

... in the basilica but that doesn't quite stop people and no one came around telling them "no photos".

The Venetians love their gold in decor as the Doge's Palace was next. 8 euro to go in with the Rolling Venice Card (get this if you're 29 and under - cheaper transport and other things). The rooms are quite the experience as descriptions of how the Venetians held council vary in each room. You can even visit the prisons below and cross the Bridge of Sighs where ...

Viva Italia!

A travel blog entry by ritawritatravel

4

... 7 hours after leaving Lucerne, I finally set my eyes on Venice.

As the train rolled towards this city on the water, you can't help but love it right away. Canals take over from the roads and the water is actually not that bad. The pedestrian areas are pretty neat to walk around and wander in. All in all, this is a European city that stands out and provides more to someone who may have seen one too many European city in the last month and a half. It's ...

Day 3

A travel blog entry by agrifoglio

10

... Doni (where we stayed in 2008). We hoofed it back to our B&B from San Marco, and decided to try a restaurant on the fondamenta, with seating right on the water. It seemed like quite a popular spot… busy every night. The food was good, but the service was lousy once we had finished. John asked for our check several times. We finally got up to leave, and then they came up with the bill. At least we didn’t have far to walk back to our ...

Venezia Le Serenissima--que bello!!

A travel blog entry by bookiemama

5

... Lido, the strip of swanky island that protects Venice from the Adriatic Sea. We walk across the island from the vaporetto stop to find the free beach (most of the beaches here are owned by the swanky hotels). We spread out the small Air Berlin blanket that we have been dragging around under a walking bridge to secure a bit of shade, then head for the water. The beach is beautiful: fine sand, lots of whole shells, water very warm and shallow, no waves; we can go far ...

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