Antica Venezia Venice
San Marco 1672 Venice, Veneto, 30124, Italy
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Venetië
... een markt zou zijn waarbij de marktkramers hun waren aanbieden van op hun boten. Op zondag is die er blijkbaar niet want het is er helemaal verlaten. Het is wel een mooi stukje van Venetië. Totaal anders dan de rest. In de kleine straatjes hangt overal de was te drogen, vlakbij is het stadspark, de straatjes zijn bijzonder rustig. Gezellig om rond te wandelen.
's Middags gaan we iets eten in restaurant il Nuovo Galeon. Op ...
Cin cin!
... food. We stopped at a few bacaro wine bars just for a glass of wine or prosecco with a little snack, called cicchetti, before moving on for the next mini meal. Typically this is a piece of bread topped with a combination of assorted cheese, meat, veggies, and/or sauce.
Venezia was everything I imagined to be wonderful about urban Italy, but Sean and I were certainly ready for a slower pace- off to the surrounding countryside of Reggio ...
Venezia Le Serenissima--que bello!!
... Lido, the strip of swanky island that protects Venice from the Adriatic Sea. We walk across the island from the vaporetto stop to find the free beach (most of the beaches here are owned by the swanky hotels). We spread out the small Air Berlin blanket that we have been dragging around under a walking bridge to secure a bit of shade, then head for the water. The beach is beautiful: fine sand, lots of whole shells, water very warm and shallow, no waves; we can go far ...
Been and Gondola
... lucky enough to experience without prior knowledge. After about 20 mins on the boat (having been forewarned it was a 90min trip) we arrived not at Venice but on the southern half of the island/bar sitting on the edge of the lagoon where a bus was waiting. This drove at breakneck speed to catch a ferry across to the northern ...
Day 4: Breaking and making glass in Venice
... with children running around on it, mothers pulling strollers with babies up the stairs and tourists stopping to take pictures not allowing anyone to pass.
Once we made it across the bridge we walked through a fish market. There was an assortment of squid, sardines, crab and not so tiny tunas. The smell reminded me of Pike Place market in Seattle, although, it was very unappetizing.
Of course we absolutely had to make a stop for the best gelato in ...



