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Venetian Dreams
... there at noontime when all the tower bells ring. Except for the 38 Euro bill, it was a fantastic experience to sit there at our leisure and enjoy the view.
We walked back, stopping here and there for what caught our eye, and eventually made it back to our hotel to pick up the luggage. We walked back to Il Stazione Santa Lucia, successfully bought train tickets, and are now speeding along at about 100 mph towards Montepulciano. So far, so good. Wish us ...
Doge's Palace and heading to Florence
... to rest a lot as he gets so tired.
My friend David from a previous work place (Tattersall's) in Melbourne, but who now lives in London, and who was visiting Florence as it is is his second home (and his sister owns a hotel here), treated us to dinner that evening (I forgot the name), and it was wonderful seeing him again after 2 and a bit years. We chatted like no time had passed at all which was great. Katie had met him before when we met up in London 2 ...
Venise
... l'autoroute au niveau de Zagreb. On ne la visitera pas. L'idée est d'arriver à Venise ce soir. On franchit la frontière Slovène et on entre à nouveau dans l'union Européenne. Je dois reconnaître que j'ai baissé la garde, je n'ai pas demandé comment on disait bonjour et merci. Nous avons traversé la Slovénie (« comme le font la plupart des gens ! »me disait mon voisin de camping à Istanbul).Il ...
Venice
... more bearable walking around. From our hotel there is only a short walk to the bus stop, where you catch a bus to Venice. To get around Venice it is much more affordable to catch ferries than a gondola. A gondola costs 80 Euro for 1 hour, or you can catch a ferry boat for 18 Euro unlimited travel for 12 hours. We caught the ferry to San Marco and walked to see St Mark's Basilica and walked around Piazza San ...
Venezia
... Venice was about three hours and I did some blogging and reading and Dan did some photos. I knew that Venice had lots of canals and was made up of lots of islands, but I didn't realise that the big mass of islands that make up Venice sit in the middle of a lagoon! We crossed a big bridge over the lagoon to get to the island, which seemed similar to the Houghton Highway bridge over to Redcliffe. We got off the train and onto a water taxi on ...