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Grappa
... and the structure of towns from that age. It was small but we had good coffee. The only Problem was that we could not find the bus station to go back home. In the end we just stayed at the one and we were lucky, after 10 minutes there was a bus going to Padova. Yeah traffic in italy works a little differently. We found our way back home, and our bikes were waiting for us at the train-station (miracle).
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Padova Over and Out
We spent our last couple of days around the area, returning to Venice one day and doing some shopping. Both of us purchased gorgeous soft Italian Leather jackets, which will serve as a reminder of our trip to Italy. I also bought an Italian leather handbag, as well as a few more gifts for family. I've posted a few pics of Enice...St. Ak's Basillica and numerojs random shots. It was a rainy day, so not great conditions for pics.
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Days 304 to 305 - Padova
... local boutique beer bar where they only sold 3 kinds of beer in order to 'properly' serve them fresh, cold and delicious. Before saying goodbye we made plans with a friend of theirs who lives in Bolognia to meet up for dinner there on our way south.
HISTORY:
The University of Padova is the 3rd oldest university in the world (at 800 years) and the 1st 'free' global university. Oxford is generally recognized ...
Water logged streets and the train to Nice(R)
... see at least 6-9” down. There was no discernible smell, aside from that of brackish (a mixture of fresh and salt) water. 'It's over priced”, given the level of effort required to even make a meal, I really don't think that's fair. If you want to eat in St. Mark's Square to a 4 string quartet, be prepared to get gouged.
We may have been able to spend one more day, just wandering aimlessly, but in all, I don't think our visit here was rushed.
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Around Venice
... place but smelly". Ocean brine, wet worms or garbage smell has never really appealed to me as an aromatic adventure, so we weren't expecting too much from our visit to Venice.
I was thankfully surprised that, perhaps because of the spring season we were there, the odour I'd fully expected to be accosted by, didn't occur. The garbage and the smell were minimal, the water was high (to the point it seemed to be flowing over porches) ...