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saitarn on March 22, 2008 from Venice, Italy

from the travel blog: Europe

Venice is sinking and Jane is expanding

Venice really is an amazing place. Nothing quite prepares you for when you first come out of the main train station and see the canals for the first time. We found that after the magnificence of Florence, Venice had a much different character. Because we weren't there in peak tourist season,...

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JaneandKristian on October 11, 2007 from Venice, Italy

from the travel blog: Jane and Kristian's honeymoon

The watery city

We are up and away early which means we are first on the boat to Venice (or would have been if it was there) - first onto the square, first into the glassworks and almost first into MacDonald's for a cup of tea to recover. Went on a long boat ride on the lagoon and was not sick. I have been...

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julietc on July 3, 2007 from Venice, Italy

from the travel blog: Juliet does Europe

Trevi Fountain, Italy

The fountain was originally commissioned to celebrate the end of the Acqua Vergine aqueduct built by Marcus Agrippa in 19BC. Today it has become one of the most popular sights of Rome. A celebration of what makes Rome a unique and beautiful city. Have a few coins handy when you visit as...

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Agnes-travel top world on February 20, 2007 from Venice, Italy

from the travel blog: Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio, Italy

Viva Venizia

Through the eyes of a tourist, Venice simply remains a vast and vague imagination of history and culture. The moment he sets foot on a gondola, the tourist discovers that Venice is a city divided into Cannaregio, Castello, Dorsoduro, San Marco, San Polo and Santa Croce. In Venice, the tourist...

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On Foot on February 20, 2007 from Venice, Italy

from the travel blog: On Foot

Venice

1st stop Venice

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CJones55 on September 14, 2006 from Venice, Italy

from the travel blog: Italy '06

Venice - the Italian Experience (with the Swiss Alps on the way)

A very very early start this morning - have to get out to Stansted Airport for a 6am flight to Italy - Stansted is about 2.5 hours from London on the bus. Travelling with a large group of Brett’s work colleagues for this day trip. Venice is nicer than I was expecting - I had heard lots...

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Tickles on April 20, 2006 from Venice, Italy

from the travel blog: First European Adventure - A Gallipoli Experience

Venice

We took the water ferry to our hotel. Bridge with shops. Gondola. Dali museum. St Marks Square. If we had to do it over, we'd start in Venice. Lots to see, and you need to do most on foot. Better to do it before Rome.

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DRKester on May 10, 1996 from Venice, Italy

from the travel blog: Italy 1996