Tamerici Caorle
Caorle Italien Caorle, Veneto, 91100, Italy
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In the Sinking City
... she was amazing) Then, finally, at the airport, the hotel shuttle picked us up. By the time we got to our room, we were all tired and just ready to head to bed. We had an early morning ahead of us.
We took a taxi at 5:00 to the airport. Luckily we had just enough time to grab breakfast before boarding the plane. One weird thing about Ryanair is that there are no assigned seats. It is just a sort ...
Buona Sera Signorita!
... 100 others on our boat), spotting gondolas and witnessing the downright strange; a casket going by on the 'hearse' boat. Alighting at the end of the canal, we walked through the the neighbourhood of Dorsoduro - a photographers dream!
We ended up wining and dining quite a bit in Venice. The food is delicious (picture the best lasagna you've ever had) ranging from pizza to squid ink pasta (Chris was feeling adventurous at the time). The wine is NEVER ...
Day Ten
... which point we encounter some Australians who are searching for Venice's only night-club and feel a strange compulsion to touch Vicky's hair. Once
on the bus, Vicky dozes off. After a good twenty minutes, Danny wakes her up to inform her that the area we are travelling through looks nothing like any of the scenery near the camp-site. Vicky re-assures him that the bus travels through Mestre before arriving at Funisia. Danny looks unconvinced. After another ten minutes we ...
Day 1 & 2 The Dream that is Venice
... paintings of every style were a fest for the eyes and there was no lack of talented artists residing on the streets of Venice. San Marco’s Square has so many things to see. High priced cafés and restaurants surround the square. Many have live musicians playing throughout the day and in the evening it becomes a sort of battle of the bands Vivaldi style. Antonio Vivaldi "the Red Priest" was a favorite son in Venice and he is celebrated daily for the Baroque ...
A cold, wet day of exploration
... in Venice, a bit tired, the weather was a bit cold and it looked as if it was going to rain. My hostel was on an island and the tourist office wasn't open yet. I hoped I did the right thing as I bought a 36 hour water taxi pass. It was no problem getting to the hostel about an hour later, but upon my arrival, there was no electricity and people were sitting in the dark. I was given a key to lock my stuff up in ...


