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Venice to Madrid to NY
... that flight; Kenny had to buy me a ticket! This led to not sitting together for our first half of the trip. Kenny was in row 3- first class, and I was in 4…business class. He explained to the stewardess the story, and she did nothing about it. It was HORRIBLE!!!!! The people around us were even upset about it. Thankfully that was only a 2 hour flight to Madrid. Kenny handed over some food through the seats, and I did not have anyone sitting ...
Venice part deux
... stay tuned).. Then reboarded the boat to see how long it took to get to the stop for the Croatian ferry (not long). After supper we took the Vaporretto down the Grand Canal to enjoy the lights.
In the morning back on the Vaporetto to Murano Island, famous for Venetian glass manufacture. There are many glass foundries and shops selling amazing glass pieces, very artistic and very expensive!
Back to the apartment to prepare for the trip onward.
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Venice
... towering over the old cobblestones of the square - with a huge queue of people already waiting to look over it. After getting our instructions for the rest of the day we took an elevator to the top of a bell tower for amazing views of the city and the lagoon - right out to the ocean - it was absolutely spectacular! We had a few minutes to kill before another boat ride so with the girls desperately wanting a toilet we went into the Metropole Hotel, a very old and ...
Floating In Florence
... much else at the museum but it was definitely worth it. After that we checked out the Duomo church and did some shopping. The church was huge but that was all that was really anything worth writing home about. In the evening we went up the hill for a Tuscan dinner. The food was alright but the drive up there and the music were definitely the best ...
In which we are entirely surrounded by water
... us! Then Ari, who had studied the map extensively on the train trip, lead us to our Hotel. Fantastic greeting from Bruno who is one of the owners of the hotel. He gave us a bit of history of the hotel.The building is a palace from the 14th Century and the hotel consists of only 9 rooms. I so so wish we could stay here longer but it was a splurge for one night!
One of the sights that amazed us was the Ambulance boats racing through the canal with their ...
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