Hotel Commodore Terme
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Common grounds
... continue through the roof, it was really pretty! It was getting pretty late, so we decided to leave the giardini and try to see as much as we could in the arsenale part of the biennale.also, we knew aviv will quickly be bored with so much culture! The arsenale had much more abstract projects on the notion of common ground, such as architect students taking over a public kiosk, urban photos by David struth, an exhibition devoted to the art of copying and ...
The Classic Water City
... difficulties in staying in Venice though, is actually staying in Venice. It can be incredibly expensive to book a bed in a hostel, let alone a private hotel room, and it can get surprisingly cold in the autumn months if you're thinking of finding a quiet alley or park bench to spend the night (not that I ever would, but just so that you know). Now you might be wondering who the miniature woman in a pharmacy lab coat is and how she got such a prime spot in my travelling update. This is ...
Ist & 2nd Day of Cruise - Venice
... all looking scrumptious. We also started using our drinks cards but it looks as if we will use those up in very little time. Nearly $100 in the first day….Uh Ohh!! (well, it was the first day, we had to indulge!)
We booked a table at the Asian restaurant (the Tamarind, very upmarket, again, beautiful food) for that night and we ate well yet again…we started talking to a few of the staff and found out what amazing hours they work.
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Brescia to Venice
... too many palaces for my liking). Say final goodbyes to mum and Jean, jump in the car at midday and head off to Venice (not before navigating the punters in sirmione who don't believe in getting out of the way). Drive to Verona and stop for lunch. Beautiful city (with their own coleseum but will see the big one in Rome). Girls find a shoe shops and buy some shoes (cheap and had to pry them away) ...
Carnevale di Venezia
... we walked in it was all locals an no one including the waiters spoke English. Finally the chef came out and tried to get our order as we asked what each and every thing was on the hand written menu. He ended up bringing out one of everything as we pointed and tried things... I'm sure they were all thinking "Stupid Americans." It turned out to be the best meal I had the whole trip!
Luckily T&L, LG, & I had the first leg of our journey ...
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