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When the Moon hits your eye....(c´mon, I had to)
... by a local - Elizabeth. She was wonderful and led us through the narrow roads, to the Rialto Bridge, and to their modern hospital that is in a very old building. Soon we were at a demonstration for mask making. The artist was very entertaining as he spoke in Italian and Elizabeth translated in English. The tour utlimately finished at Basillica Cattedrale Patriarcale di San Marco. The original church at this location was built in the 800's, ...
Mosquitos, bancos y cambios de programa
... Como en los países anteriores no habíamos tenido problemas, esperábamos que fuese una cosa solo del país. De todos los intentos que hicimos de sacar dinero en Italia, solo pudimos hacerlo tres veces, una de esas veces fue en Venecia. Más adelante entenderán porque me detengo en este detalle.
Pero sigamos. Cada rincón de Venecia es fotografiable, todo es lindo. Los puentes, los canales, la arquitectura, los colores. Pero tiene un detalle que espantaría a ...
Leaving Venice for Dubrovnik
... were very nice but OMG they had a lot to say!) and worked our way through the meal. The ship has an interesting categorisation system for food – you can choose an appetiser, then a salad or soup, then an entrée, then dessert – the entrée is the equivalent of the main meal. The food was ok but nothing to write home about – we are starting to think the Italian family has ruined our tolerance for average food. We ...
Day Two - Venice
... and therefore covered up with plastic sheeting and boarding! Oh well. . .
We carried on to St Mark's, past the Doge's Palace, and then once we had heard a little more about the history we were left to explore. After wandering through St Mark's Square and taking photos of the beautiful Basilica, Georgie and I headed through the streets of Venice towards the Rialto Bridge, browsing some of the shops along the way. The Murano glass and the ...
The Classic Water City
... her slippers (oh yes, like you do at home in your socks on a hardwood floor) to answer the phone.
And with such a fantastic place to stay I decided to spend some extra time here after meeting three Canadian girls from Vancouver in Grandma Death’s attic. There are smaller islands just off the coast of Venice that specialize in a couple of different crafts, one being glass blowing and another being lace-making, so that while Venice itself is a mixture of many (very ...
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