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First day in Venice
We were all so excited about Venice, also a little bit worried, we were given instructions by Paolo the owner of our apartment to get to the Ca'D'Oro ferry terminal where he would wait for us. As we hoped out at S. Lucia Stazione tired after 5 hours of traveling we were one of 1000s of tourists standing a little bedazzled trying to take everything in; including marveling at the green water of the Grande Canal, the colours and sizes of ...
Mistakes Were Made
... San Barnaba, sitting near a long-disused aquifer and gazing at the stars with the sounds of the water and the crowds to keep us company. There isn't properly a way to describe or capture the many similar moments we had scattered about Venice. Moonlight strolls with accordion players deftly serenading as street vendors send slow-motion fireworks into the sky, descending like a swarm of iridescent blue jellyfish. Wandering through the marble colonnade opposite the Doge's ...
A more successful day
... him but we questioned it...! It has been a late night but we are planning to sleep in tomorrow, go to a Dali exhibition, wander around some more and potentially visit Morano. Costs have risen due to being in Italy but it has so been worth it! Really enjoying ourselves, regardless of the cost and Georgia has indeed run off with the sexy violinist from St Marco's square but we are confident she will return before Florence! Lots of love, The Team ...
The day in Venice
The Hotel Canal Grande is a super nice hotel. We have a very nice room and the customer service is excellent! They make sure you are taken care of in every way. The rooms are very modern but have an old world charm. We took the public transportation to St.Marks square for the Doge's Palace secret tour. This was a very nice tour. It takes you through the secret rooms of the palace. You will learn about the court system and the ruling party of Venice. Venice is a beautiful city full ...
Engelberg, Switzerland
... both sides to the Casa di Giulietta. In the courtyard stood a bronze statue of Juliette and just to the left of the statue was the famous balcony where Romeo stood to meet his love, Juliette. Shakespeare wrote his famous play based on real families.
On the wall to the left of the statue of Juliette are hundreds of locks with people's names written on the locks. Couples in love, come to this ...
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