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Canal City
We got up pretty early to head out to Venice, as we wanted to be there before lunch time. With all the driving around and fun we'd been having in other places we were a day behind schedule as it was, so were only going to get 1 night and about 1.5 days in the watery city. First mission was to take the hire car back, which turned out to be pretty …
Venetian Dreams
Venice Makes It All Better
We arrived in Venice yesterday morning at about 11 and got off the train, an hour late and plopped ourselves into the first café we saw, filthy and exhausted. I slept, but it seems noone else did and the feeling that our trip was doomed was building. But things quickly picked up.
First, we had some excellent liquid courage in the form of espresso. And then I found a new pair of walking sandals in the shoe store next ...
Doge's Palace and heading to Florence
... the front door - I don't call that particularly secure, as any of the guests could have access to them.
One thing that I was a bit worried about what was exactly to pick up the water taxi from to take us to the train station, but Fabio our host rang the company I had booked with and they explained where to go. I still was not sure I would find the right place though - although it sounded easy in theory (the waterfront is quite confusing as there are so ...
Voyaging in venice
... 6pm boat over to the city of Venice. The campsite that we were at was right on the Venice Lagoon, so it was about a 20 min boat road into the center of the city. The boat ride was expensive (13E each return) but it is very convenient, and Venice is the most expensive city in Italy – who knew!
Our first sight of Venice was one of pure shock – everything is just right there, on the water. Houses, churches, gelato shops, just right there, on the water; it was like ...
The Classic Water City
... She didn't speak a lick of English so our broken conversations involved me using Spanish, her answering in Italian, and an interesting mixture of hand gestures and head shaking to come to the agreement that I could rent a space in her attic to spend the night. She earned her nickname from her ability to sit perfectly still in front of a blank TV screen for hours with her death-shroud-like shawl until the phone rang, at which point she would promptly rise from the dead to run and ...
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