Al Canal Regio
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Day 12
... For once you don't get into a car that is like a small home or bubble that takes you to and from. The only choice you have here is to use your feet." He showed us on the Map areas to go to...even Places not on the map. It was great advice and we are excited to go by his words. For dinner we want to a very small restaurant that Kenny found on trip advisor. People need a rereservation to eat there and there was a line out the door. My caprese salad that was ...
A man who has not been in Italy
... overcharge anyone silly enough to eat there, a few street stalls and that’s about it. The only reason you come here is to see the ancient church, Atilla’s Throne and the Devil Bridge.
However, back in the day (i.e. 1,500 years ago) Torcello was THE Venetian island. After Rome fell and the Vandals, Osigoths et. al. were running around Italy, doing the whole murder, rape, pillage thing, people fled to Torcello as it promised a safe haven. Over time the island ...
Venice at leisure
... see a live demonstration at glass articles manufacturing factory. We decided to travel to San Marcos square for our lunch-cum-dinner. At the square, while looking around for a pizzeria, we spent a fun-filled 15 minutes on pigeon feeding session. The pigeons were as dumb as in India, but bolder ! They had no problems sitting on our hands, heads, shoulders while being fed. I was worried about getting our clothes 'spoiled'. Fortunately the ...
The Classic Water City
Next on the must-see list of Italy was Venice. For pure wow factor alone, this may be one of my all time favorite cities. The island portion of Venice is truly fascinating with no motor vehicles or really even bicycles, because anything with wheels would need to navigate a veritable maze of waterways, bridges, and stairs. Transportation by boat is the norm and the water buses are just as efficient as a regular city bus with a no nonsense pick up and drop off and move on routine. One of ...
First impressions of Venice
... Piazzale Roma was very different than the rest of the city: there were cars and buses there! This is the last place in the city where cars can go and it was really busy. We crossed the Grand Canal from the piazza to the ferrovia (train station) and had a few minutes left. We sat on some steps near the Grand Canal and watched the boats, gondolas, and vaporettos on the canal. It was an amazing beautiful kind of traffic. Then we went over to another pizza stand for two slices ...
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