Hotel Terme Magnolia Abano Terme
Via Alessandro Volta 6 Abano Terme, Veneto, 35031, Italy
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The Magical world of Venezia!
... for three for eight hours, sitting upright hoping for sleep. We arrive early in the morning, it was around a degree or so, it was dark and Venice was shrouded in a thick mist as we first laid eyes on it, beautiful!! We loaded up with our packs and extra bags and headed into this mystical city, we found the office of our accommodation but just our luck they weren't to open for an hour or so, so tired we sat and waited in the mist and cold, and finally they came and showed us ...
Lost in Venice
... We lined up for the Basilica and were quite blown away by what we saw. It’s an overwhelming sight with gold mosaics covering the ceiling and the dark mosaics on the walls. We paid 3 euro to enter the treasure room and saw a beautiful collection of rock crystal goblets and gold incense burners that were used by the Byzantine Empire nearly one thousand years ago, the spoils of war during the crusades. We then entered another room containing a very dark ...
Last Day in Venice
... at that :)
Things we liked about Venice:
1) Gondola ride. You could see Venice from a different point of view.
2) Orchestras at night in St. Mark’s Square.
3) The Sparkly Stuff… jewelry, shoes, watches… and the thought of going back and buying some of that sparkly stuff :)
4) Having our breakfast ready for us every morning at our B&B. Did we mention the Arancia Rossa (Blood Orange) yummy yummy juice?
5) ...
Venice, Verona and Pisa!
... our hostel we packed up our backpacks and were on
our way. Our first stop was the Capulet’s house. When we arrived at
this very tourist heavy sight, we saw the hundreds of letters to Juliet
lining the wall to the courtyard where the statue of Juliet stood.
After reading many of the charming love letters, posing with Juliet
ourselves, and leaving letters of our own we were off to see more of
Verona. Along the way we did quite a ...
Venezia!
... a lot of fun.
Katie and I also tried to find 'legit' places in Venice where the locals would go to hang out; not places full of tourists. One evening, we were wandering by the Rialto Bridge, and we saw a side street that was full of Italians just hanging out right outside of a cool local bar. It was great! We tried the typical drink of Venice, called Spritz something-or-other, which frankly wasn't very good, and ...
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