Hotel Venezia Venice
Via Teatro Vecchio, 5 Venice, Veneto, 30171, Italy
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A Veneti@n Affair!!!!!!!!!!
Hey all....its been a month to Italy now and I still remember that bright evening amidst water it was VENICE. It is very rightly said lover's paradise I can't forget that day where I hop on and hop off the vaporettos- waterboats and roam around with a map trying to figure out the streets on the area of 412sq km it is the easiest place I have ever …
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La république de Venise
... autant entre les dortoirs qu'entre l'intérieur et l'extérieur. Toute fois, on s'en sort pas si mal la nuit avec quelques couvertes et le matin un bon manteau au déjeuner. Évidemment, je pense que si vous y aller durant la haute saison, la température ne sera pas un problème!
Je crois qu'on peut facilement y passer une dizaine de jours si on désir visiter toutes les îles, voir ...
Favorite City in Europe
... fun for a bit by quite tiring to be in for any length of time.
We made our way over to a more neighborly section of Venice in an attempt to avoid the crowds. It's such a shift how quiet and quaint that area of the old city is. We actually found a true supermarket and picked up a bottle of wine. We enjoyed it on some benches in the shade next to the Naval Administration Building and away from all the ...
A city of water and bridges
... the streets. It was fun to get a little lost, hit dead ends, and find really random courts. There were a lot of jewelry shops which weren't my cup of tea but the other 3 loved them. We took a gondola ride (holy expensive...but you gotta do it right?) through the canals and continued to explore. The waterfront was beautiful along with san marco square. Funny story: some shop owners try to modify the signs pointing to the major attractions to get you to walk by their ...
Venerable Venice
... wait around 20mins to get in. Once inside, the route led you to the immense inner courtyard. Spend quite a while taking in the facades, archways, columns, windows, marble statues, grand staircase, clock tower amongst other architectural delights which are wasted on the untrained eye. You weren’t allowed to take pics inside. The route led through many rooms, all of which were grand – tall ceilings, massive oil paintings, elaborate carvings and roof buttresses. Gold ...
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