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Turisti raske tööpäev
... väsinud vaimu ja jaksan läbida ka Guggenheimi. Peggy Guggenheim elas elu lõpupoole Veneetsias ja tekitas kohalikus seltskonnas hulga kõmu. Siin pole enam mingit voogamist: Picasso, Braque, Kandinsky, Picabia, Chagall, Mirò, Dali, Max Ernst. Viimane oli Peggy elukaaslane. Tanguy oli teine Dali. Luigi Russolo udu on põhimõtteliselt nagu Ippolito Caffi oma Accademias. Ainult et sinine.
Viin raamatu koju ära ja puhkan pisut jalga. Turistile peaks olema nähtud ette ...
Day 74 - How much can you do in one day!?
... at about 6pm we found out that the “gondola ride” rose in price form 80 euro to 100 euro after 7pm! So we quickly found a gondolier and proceeded to glide through the canals for half an hour. It was pretty awesome sailing through the middle of these canals with buildings on either side, going under the footbridges and watching people watching you! I was very sceptical about these gondola rides, as I saw them as a very obvious tourist rip-off, but ...
Venice & Rome
... to wait until 5. After that long process we met up with Shyla and Sarina and decided to go and explore the city a little bit before getting lunch. We all explored Venice for a good while before finding a small pizza shop down a sketchy alley that was really very good and cheap, especially for Venice prices, which tend to be astronomical. Following the pizza we proceeded to explore the city some more, for which the weather was cooperating beautifully, with it being ...
Disembarking and the ultimate Honeymoon upgrade
... just by the Rialto Bridge. We wandered to St. Mark's Square, and tried to get into the Basilica, but it was closed until the afternoon. We had lunch and then went back to our hotel. We knew something was strange because the bell hop was very overly attentive. He put us in the elevator with a couple of our bags, and then said, I'll be right up with the other. When the elevator doors opened on the second floor, he was already there having run ...
Costa Favolosa
... did look a bit like him). He wanted to take us to his shop around the corner and show us his “flying carpet”. We stupidly followed him, around many corners, to take a look. The silk carpets were stunning. One small carpet (1m x 1/2m) would take from 2-5 years to make by hand. As the weave is so small, young girls are hired to make them. We wondered how much of the 300 Euro these poor kids would be paid on the sale of a carpet. Even though ...
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