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... we didn't do any of the extras though. We split lunch - pizza and tortelini, very good stuff. Place even had wifi how nice is that? Then I slept on a bench because I was plum exhausted and we made our way to the meeting spot. We got on the bus and I totally knocked out again! Got to Murano saw the glass demonstrations and boy their shop was stunning, sara wanted one of the fish bowls but it was too big to take home. We went to torello and got some souvenirs - almost missing ...
A day in Venice!
... is nervous because she hasn't been taking English classes for very long. She arrives and we somehow find a way to talk mixing sign language and our limited Italian words, Fabio is our translator, of course. We grab a vaporetto and get off at Rialto. The hunt for the hotel ensues. One map, a GPS and an iPhone to assist us and we still have trouble navigating the narrow pathways to the hotel. ...
Grand Venice! ¡Venecia Maravillosa!
... tiene muchos palacios en los dos lados de la época cuando trajeron productos de Turquía y Este Asia a este puerto para vender en Europa a precios ridículos. Fue un viajito lindo, pero no es tan especial para escribir mucho aquí. Después fuimos a la plaza de San Marco pero no dimos comida a las palomas. (Sí, se que es un pecado!) Hay un reloj astronómica que es lindo, y en la misma torre el primer reloj digital en el mundo. Los dígitos son de tela y ...
Magical Venice Grand Canal boat ride!
... The lights around us made the city come alive at night as they reflected on the surface of the Grand Canal! It was much cooler but I was kept warm with my jacket.
It was 8:00pm when we left St. Mark’s Square. A much faster route was taken for our way back to the hotel, a short cut in other words! Still having a bit of energy left inside of me, Michel and I walked for ...
The Classic Water City
... these islands seem dedicated solely to their individual expertise where you can watch people make intricate glass stallions with multi-colored glass in the mere minutes in which it takes the liquid glass to cool down and settle. And of course Venice isn’t just famous with tourists, it’s apparently also famous in gaming, because as I strolled into the Piazza San Marco which holds the famous St Mark’s Basilica with another stranger friend from Grandma Death’s attic, ...
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