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#1 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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travelman727 says:
VENEZIA - LA SERENISSIMA
Venezia (Venice) is a city of stone built on marshy mudflats of a lagoon that stretches across numerous small islands along the Adriatic Sea. I agree with those who say that there is no place on earth quite like La Serenissima (the Most Serene).
In this humble Americ...
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#2 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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ivanatravel says:
This is the one museum in Venice that truelly amazed me. The place itself is a work of art from the sculptural gateway entrance to the sculpture garden has a great view being on the bank of Venice's Grand Canal. It is actually Peggy Guggenheim's former home (her uncle, Solomon R Guggenheim, is the f...
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#3 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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akuder says:
On a recent trip I took with Explorica Educational Travel to Germany, Switzerland, and Italy, we had the opportunity to see a Murano glass blowing demonstration. I had been to Venice before and was quickly sucked into the beauty of the glass while strolling the streets, but I had never seen exactly...
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#4 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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sarah_82 says:
Venice's most commanding landmark, the Campanile di San Marco, stands just opposite St. Mark's Basilica. The bell-tower of the basilica is the tallest building in Venice, at 99 metres(325 feet), and happily is open to the public who can enjoy the superb views over the city.
The campanile assume...
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#5 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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YAKOB77 says:
I just returned from a month long trip to Perth,Western Australia.Perth ,the capital of western Australia is an open city with over 1.4 million people.Spreading out from the broad reaches of the swan river,the city boasts a vibrant culture scene that culminates in the annual Perth festival.Perth rev...
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#6 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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Eric says:
I like the grand canal best at night or right around sunset. There is less activity on the water and the buildings begin to light up, reflecting off the inky surface of the water. Find a quiet place away from the bustle of gondolas and chatter of tourists and enjoy a relaxing evening.
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#7 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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mn4262 says:
Il Canal Grande è il principale canale di Venezia. Taglia in due la città tracciando una "S" rovesciata e viene superato da tre ponti, il più noto dei quali è il ponte di Rialto (gli altri due sono quello degli Scalzi nei pressi della stazione ferroviaria e quello dell'Accademia). È in corso di...
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#8 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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mn4262 says:
La Basilica di San Marco a Venezia è la chiesa più famosa del capoluogo veneto. È il più noto esempio di architettura bizantina in Italia. Si affaccia su Piazza San Marco ed è adiacente e collegata al Palazzo Ducale. Inoltre è la sede del patriarca di Venezia dal 1807.
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#9 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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lat1n says:
Imo this was money well spent. The Canal Grande Tour is with private water taxi and professional guide who is really freindly and spoke in at least 4 languages to the passengers. She explained the history behind all of the most famous building on the canal front. I would say the best t...
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#10 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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mn4262 says:
La Basilica di Sant'Antonio a Padova, conosciuta dai padovani semplicemente come il Santo, e la più importante chiesa della città e una delle più grandi e visitate al mondo. Non è comunque la cattedrale patavina, titolo che spetta al Duomo.
Architettonicamente sfugge ad una definizione stilisti...
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#11 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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Gandul says:
The Arena, or the "Verona´s eye" is and old amphiteatre fitted out to modern spectacles. Here takes place the world famous Verona´s opera festival. Every summer, four or five operas are represented in this old-fashioned stage. Verona´s Arena is world famous for all opera lovers, as here some grea...
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#12 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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lat1n says:
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#13 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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Rbelots says:
After wandering aound the whole city looking for a good place to buy traditional Venetian souvenirs (meaning masks, lots and lots of masks) we arrived in Veniceland. This quite large store a few blocks away from San Marco has its in house artists like many other stores but it also seems to offer mas...
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#14 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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wongjst says:
The Grand Canal is the largest canal in Venice, and also the most busiest water traffic corridors here in Italy. Imagine how many people who live there have to travel by the water bus and by private water taxis day by day.
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#15 of 98 things to do in Veneto
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X_Drive says:
Not everything on a bus tour is hectic and fast paced, and luckily for us one of the slowest paced things on this tour was dinner in Venice and then a slow stroll around to St Marks’ Square. Venice at night is just plain romantic. The pigeons are gone, the crowds are much smaller, the lights twi...
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