Hotel Ai Laghetti
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The Seaside!
... town with a church that was falling apart, but there were bridges like in Venice. we took a walk at the beach and had a nice lunch. My favorite though was the lonley planet guide about chioggia. it was brutaly honest (to be seen in the pictures).
Since it was quite boring we went to Venezia and took a walk around there for a bit. It is just such a beautiful city, at night also. we had some ice-cream and went home. it was a very nice, we all learned how ...
Padova & Ljubljana
... On the highway road signs it is not mentioned until about 10 k before the exit. While it was having a festival so too was Ljubljana and we saw some of it when we watched a jazz performance in town.Our later wandering revealed an artistic city rich in history and a culture not Yugoslavian and with enviable simplicity. The US embassy hosed in a simple but very Slovenian property is nestled in an area that one can only imagine is ...
Venice
... around and took a pictures for about an hour. Then I relaxed in the park before making my way back to the train station. That evening I had dinner at a pizza restuarant in a plaza near my hostel and watched the night life. March 7: I decided to go back to St. Mark's Square and take a tour of the Duke's Palace. I bought the full museum pass, so that afternoon I was also able to tour the neighboring museums ...
Damn camera....
... much water everywhere more than makes up for it. Got off the water bus (heh, love saying "water bus"), and took a few pictures of the Ponte. At this point, would you believe it, my blasted camera battery died. That's the problem with only having two battery readings - "good" and "bad". Once it hits "bad", you've got all of 30 seconds of power left. Bleh. Undaunted, I continued threading my way through the numerous ...
Buongiorno from Venezia!
... out the protest and eventually made it into the city a couple hours later. That night, trying to get to the hotel, the bus never showed up. It was funny watching and listening to a woman swear in Italian at the guy delivering the bad news about the late bus. Italians love to talk and talk... loudly, with emotion, with their hands, arguing, complaining. Transit troubles aside, Venice is definitely a place I want to come back to... but next time it will be on my honeymoon! Arrivederci for ...
Amenities
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed
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