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The wardrobe! View looking across to railway station Toilet and bidet - if you're interested! View from room 15

Dolomiti Hotel Malcesine

Cannaregio 73-74, (Calle Priuli ai Cavalletti) Malcesine, Lake Garda, Veneto, 30121, Italy

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... were sparkly lights decorating all the streets and people dressed up in the most elaborate costumes. The traditional attire for the festival is a black cape, hat and a mask. We saw some people dressed that way but so many more were in period attire from the 1700s and 1800s with white wigs and walking sticks and everything.


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... brick and wood beams and was warm just from the ovens which was a good thing as it was a cold night and the tables outside were deserted. The staff insisted that they used only local produce and everything was home made so I was keen to try a least a little seafood. Jen ordered a salad followed by lasagna that was fantastic, actually that doesn’t do it justice, it was probably the best lasagna either of us have ever had. I ordered ...

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... and Verdi La Traviata Brindisi Libiam Ne' Lieti Calici and Largo al Factotum Della Citta (where the guy does the figaro, figaro, figaro really fast at the end).
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Chillin out in Italy on lake Garda

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... ago. The only hazard was the rocks, I only fell over once! Shane got a bit of colour (red colour). We had some of Ina’s spaghetti with Salmon and Spinach for dinner which was really nice. We had a few biers and then a cup of tea after dinner and we were ready for bed.
Our ‘tour guide’ Bert’s favourite line “it’s not a problem” – we like that line too.

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Doge's Palace and Arsenal

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... Region of Veneto.

There is also a lovely clock and a sundial. The sundial is unusual in having a correction for the time of the year built into it. There is also a wooden bridge which was meant to be temporary but locals liked it so it stayed. At their peak, the Arsenale shipyards employed 16,000 people and could make a galley (ship) in 24 hours. Hemp rope and sails were also made here. Now the area is mostly empty.




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