Hotel Al Santo Padua
Via del Santo, 147 Padua, Veneto, 35123, Italy
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La Dolce Vita 7) Padova (Padua)
... to see.
2) Basilica of St. Anthony. This church is on Vatican land and is a great and massive house of worship. Outside it features an equestrian statue, crafted by the great Donatello, of mercenary general Gattamelata . The statue itself is nothing exceptional but it was historically important because if was the first life-size statue of ...
Venezia, andiamo!
... After enjoying a nice, cold post-shopping aperitivo, we walked along the waterfront and then into a less touristy part of the city (of course getting lost along the way).
We had dinner at a charming hotel overlooking a small canal. The meal was fantastic (I had fresh cuttlefish cooked in its own ink!) as was the live music accompanying it. To be honest, after dinner we went straight to bed....we were exhausted! We also wanted ...
Last day in Paris and then Sleeper train to Venice
... someone’s kitchen.
Ok just had a nanna nap and we headed out for a walk for dinner. Madly trying to find a restaurant that isn’t too expensive, which isn’t an easy task. We get hopelessly lost for the second time today and Andrews back is killing him, so eventually we plonk ourselves down in a little restaurant not far from our hotel. Another couple come in and set at the table next to us and ask if we are Aussies. ...
Decorative Arts Museum and Basilica
Visit Palazzo Zuckermann (another civic museum) included in the combination ticket we got yesterday. We were almost the only visitors. There are a wide variety of Italian decorative art: clothes, ceramics, jewelry, lace, fans, and ceramics. I particularly like the harpsicord and
furniture with ivory inlaid into ebony
There is also sculpture and paintings. Enjoy a statue of a centauressa (female centaur) fighting three men. Its unusual ...
Beautiful Venice!
Venice was just a quick stop off on the way to Florence so I only spent a few hours here. But what I did see during my time in Venice was amazing! Venice is built on 117 small islands and holds 150 canals connected by an amazing 409 bridges! If you've ever seen gondalas, this is where they ...



