Hotel Casa Boccassini
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Lost in Venice
I'd been wanting to visit Venice since I was teenager, fascinated by a city of water. Even my guidebook had been given to me about 10 years ago by a supervisor at the end of an undergrad co-op job because she knew it was high on the list of places to travel someday. Thanks Karen for joining me in making someday happen!
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Here we go here we go............
... took some photos. Cruised around the grand canal in the bus for a bit getting on and off looking around these tiny little lanes at one stage we were a little lost but managed to get our way back to the water for our bearings. Off home in the dark again 5pm. We have a few drinks and dinner at the camp restaurant. Spaghetti Bolognese. Mainly because that's all they had. Tuesday morning we decide hat Peter will go ...
They Even Have Fancy Butt Towels!
... Venetian streets for about 10 minutes before we got to our hotel. We hauled our luggage up and over 3 canals during this walk. The little bridges are so cute, but not luggage friendly. We arrived to our hotel, the Hotel Becher, a super fancy place. We were hoping to leave our bags and go get food as we arrived before check-in. Luckily, our room was already available. Venice is our splurge city, so we got a canal ...
Travel Day - Firenze to Venezia
... Venice, the streets and canals are the main attraction, so it almost felt like I had been there before and not really getting to know it for myself. Anyway, I found my way through the little streets to the Rialto bridge and then onto Piazza San Marco (which took a little more time to navigate through all the crowds - Venice is busier than Firenze!). By that time it was starting to get a bit late and I was hungry so I picked up a sandwich and headed back to the hotel to update this thing ...
European pathway
... history and culture on show. It’s made up of I think 110 islands connected with canals and bridges. There is one main canal where four bridges span, including the famous rialto bridge, and it reminds me of a highway with the amount of boat traffic it receives. Everyone gets around on foot and by boat, with delivery men needing to lug around heavy goods from place to place (cars are a no go in the city). The streets are really complicated and it is really ...
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