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Day 2 - Venice
... a vase and then showed us how to make a horse. It was pretty awesome. Then we got back in the boat and headed to another island that I can't remember the name of. We went into a small shop and watched an old woman embroider a lace tablecloth. It was very pretty. When we went outside, it was absolutely pouring. Of course, this was the day I forgot my raincoat. We walked around the small village. My mom bought some biscuits, we found a store where ...
Afternoon tea at Florian's
... most significant churches in Venice, and this is where you find many important artworks.
We used our transport cards immediately, boarding the number 1 vaporetto at Piazzale Roma and riding all the way down the Grand Canal to the Giardini stop in Castello. Boarding at the point of origin, we were able to get window seats, and I took many photos of the beautiful palazzi along the water's edge. We're planning on another trip, but on the other side of the vaporetto next time to ...
Perfect again
We woke to yet another picture perfect day for our second and last day in Venice. On a complete high from the highly successful sequence of events from the day before......we decided to up the ante and blew off the choice of either a organised tour of the Island of Murano or the cheap option of a ferry to ...
A City Like No Other - Venice
... most European public transport for a euro or two...must be the tourists.
After a pit stop at the hotel we went to a hat shop I had passed at the beginning of the day. I'd been wearing my wool driver's cap I bought in Amsterdam last year and it was ridiculously hot, so I bought a very nice Italian linen driver's cap. I'm wearing it everywhere! Gelato was also on the agenda, that stuff is better than any other cold drink or food, especially the fruit flavors. ...
In Venice April 30 to May 2, 2012
... as it was the seat of power and the palace of justice. The graceful 17th century covered stone Bridge of Sighs links the Doge’s Palace with the dark old prison building, on the far side of the Rio de Palazzo. The name comes from the small windows on the bridge, providing the last sunlight that prisoners might feel for many years, perhaps forever.
Away from the huge Square, a ride on the ...
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