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A day in the Venetian Islands
... works of art he had in his shop. He took us upstairs to a huge gallery that contained some of the nicest glass art we have ever seen. One vase, worth almost $4000 Aus, looked like a shell and when lit with a light inside it was breathtakingly stunning. Wish we had been able to photograph it for you. We noticed yesterday the difference in queuing styles between Australians and Italians. We tend to queue and Italians don't. At first it ...
Day three - on the orient express
... a very good Chablis, and then back to the compartment to watch the world, or more accurately Italy go by. The journey was very familiar as the train ran by the A4 autostrada for most parts going through Milan, Verona , Padova and eventually across the causeway into Venice.
A water taxi up the grand canal (Ryan, it was like Brad and Anjolina again) to the hotel Monaco & Grand ...
Day 6: Venice
... to cool off. After he went into town, I tried my first Italian spritz which is apparently famous in Venice. It's bright orange, just like Irn-Bru, and is called Spritz con Aperol. It's lightly alcoholic, and tastes kinda orangey, but quite bitter. Was lovely and refreshing though as I lay by the pool and tanned. Adam and Lucy also came to the pool, and I met their fellow Aussie friend Brit, and Kiwi pals Greg and Eleanor who were all pretty sound. Once the ...
Venice - day 2
... after the interrogation of criminals in the Duke's Palace was stopped. We've since seen the residence that Lord Byron lived in while he was here (I think...it had his name carved in it, so I'm guessing he lived there or was a patient graffiti artist) and what he lacked in "naming landmarks" he made up for in "choosing where to live"...magnificent water views! We also wandered over the Grand Canal (over Ponte di Rialto / Rialto Bridge) to the Dorsoduro district, through the streets, ...
Gondola and serenades
... a board the long black boat with its super soft cushions and horse ornaments. The man then asked if he could bring his son with us, of course! In jumped his adorable young son, maybe six years old. And away we went. Bobbing in the ocean over the wake of the larger boats and under the first bridge. The sun streaming onto us warming up the black upholstery and bronzing us as we moved in and out of the shadows of the canal homes. Our gondola ...
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