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Day 13 day trip to Burano

A travel blog entry by alissa-kenny

... paper ( that was my tissue source). Finally, I got a hold of real tissues...the luxury!!!! My poor nose! Our dinner was just as good as last nights. I had pizza this time and a ymmy vegetable soup. They gave us liquor filled chocolate at the end of this meal. I ate them both. Still rolly Polly. After dinner tonight he actually said he thinks he is going to miss eating pizza! Omg those are dream words. Can we have frozen marinara pizza delivered from Italy to ny, ...

Day 14 Venice

A travel blog entry by cemaree

... pizza and some sort of orange aperitif thing we had seen others having. Lingered a while there and made our way back to the hotel. As we passed through St Marks Square three of the tea houses had these stage areas set up and duelling cafe orchestra were entertaining the crowds. You can sit at one of the cafes with coffee and dessert ( they don't serve dinner) or you can just stand and listen for a long as you want moving from one to the other. Very ...

Venice is just how they say

A travel blog entry by sasntwins

... on the water without any chance of local transportation messing with us. That was a good choice. After an early breakfast at the buffet, we made our way down to the dock where the 8am shuttle whisked us along the lagoon to a pier right off SMSquare. Convenient! We headed straight for the famous Doge's Palace and purchased 1 audio tour to share between us. Actually, there were many information boards to read and you don't NEED the audio. I ...

Venice Day 2 ...Museums and Churches and Tours!!

A travel blog entry by allansineurope

... train over to Venice - this has proven to be a great system - we were able to park at the hotel, buy our train ticket at the hotel, cross the road to the train station and be in Venice all within 15-20 minutes. We passed a number of people pulling there bags over the cobblestones in Venice trying to reach their hotels.

We set off again for St. Mark's square - which contains most of the sights we wanted to visit. It takes about 20-30 ...

Exploring the canals in the rain

A travel blog entry by jhawk

Many people imagine two things when thinking of Venice; canals and gondolas. These are both everywhere, but there also a couple of other impressive attractions. St Marks Square is a testament to the old power of Venice and Murano island has been home to glass making for over a thousand years. The buildings of Venice have all been left untouched for hundreds of years, which gives the city a comforting charm.

St Marks Square is one of the most ...