Riviera dei Dogi Hotel
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Grappa
... and voila there is grappa. I reallly do not like it, it is way too strong for me, but it was nice to see anyway. Since it was beginning of winter, they put up a fake ice-skating field in the middle of the square. It was a beautiful, sunny day and the ice-pad felt a little out of place, but the idea is very nice.
On our way home we stopped at cittadella, which is medieval city, that still has the old ...
All Sing for the Opera
... had turned into a maze, as we did not know which street would be flooded next.
Walking from the hotel to the cruise ship proved more difficult and wet than we first thought as the route we took was flooded!
Four wet feet later we arrived at the cruise terminal and checked in. We helped ourselves to the welcome buffet and got settled into our balcony cabin.
Here is to life at ...
We went our separate ways
... that and of course the ticket pick up point is centre of town. GPS took us a final left turn (200 metres to go) into a piazza through some Gradiosse arches where we drove through the crowd of 300 odd who were looking at the MG display. No other cars. No road through. (GPS not so good on this one.) Stuff it we are late - drive on as far as we can. Park, walk. Get tickets, drive out through more weird looks, look for Stadio that has a parking exclusion of about ...
Canals,bridges, gondolos and glass.
... to a huge square where St Marks Cathedral is located. It is beautiful. You aren’t allowed photos or backpacks in the church. The church is the best preserved church I’ve seen. The mosaic tiles in the murals on the ceilings are intact and the place is magnificent. Poor Daniel had to wait outside with backpack till Paul went through and then back out to hold the backpack and then Daniel could enter with his Canon hanging around his neck. I ...
Unique like no other
... time, but between huge stone buildings we often lost connection. It wasn't distressing but was perplexing, with the language barrier and all. Eventually I went into a shop and asked them to point to Canal Grande, and we were on our way! We found we were on the right track at the last, but couldn't see the signs for the Railway (Ferovia) around the corners somehow.....
We loved Venice and loved sailing along ...