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Expensive "Thing To Do" in Italy
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NYR027 says:
I went to Italy about a year ago. I saw many historical sights and was amazed. Its amazing to see these beautifuil structures still standing after thousands of years. I went with the tour group called Contiki. They took us all over. We went to Rome, Milano, Vatican City, Sorrento, Capri, Pisa, Flore…
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Larrys says:
If you are looking for great pizza in a nice family restaurant in the heart of Venice then look no further. The best pizza we found in Italy was at Due Colonne. This is a small neighborhood restaurant with 2 rooms, a small bar in front and busy kitchen. We spent the day sightseeing and found this…
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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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yadilitta says:
If you are visiting Venice and have time to visit the nearby islands, Murano might be at the top of your list, since it's the closest.
Just take the vaporeto and you will arrive a while later. Murano is famous because of its glass work. They have really nice art pieces.
But which is the most a…
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lat1n says:
I will update this page shortly.
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perfektewelle says:
When I went to NYC, we hunted relentlessly for a restaurant that didn't have a long wait. We ended up in times square...amidst the city lights.. starving after a long days drive. We turned the corner and saw the fancy fine dining establishment,Osteria al Doge. Inside we found elegant settings and au…
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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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festerwretch says:
I stayed at the Venetian in Las Vegas with a group of friends. One in the group had a voucher for a free room, and we were able to upgrade it to a suite for a small extra fee. As there were 8 or 9 of us, that worked out quite well. I don't remember exactly what we ended up paying him, but it was …
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Average priced "Thing To Do" in Macau
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chocosusu says:
Even if you've been there and done it in Vegas. A visit to the Venetian in Macao is still a worthwhile visit, cos the atmosphere and vibe is totally different.
One of the largest buildings in the world, The Venetian Macao-Resort-Hotel is an awe inspiring site. Its sheer mass blots out the sky but…
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viciousv04 says:
There is a small coffee house/market that has the BEST Ice Cream and Coffee on the island of Guidecca.
BEST PRICES for Dolce and Coffee and Wine to take home with you or enjoy right there. Grab a bottle of vino and walk straight ahead (back of the island away from Venice) to sit at the pier wit…
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aelder2259 says:
We loved this restaurant so much that we went back twice! The food was first class, the wait staff were very attentive...service couldn't have been better! One of the people in charge would stop talk with us for a long time, joking and taking our picture.
The food is supposed to be based on "anci…
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laash says:
After some issues with our accommodation, a few people in my group had to find a hostel to stay at, and they found A Venice Fish. Even though one of my friends and I were not staying at the hostel, we were there a lot with our friends who were, and were even allowed to eat the free dinner and use t…
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super_robertino says:
Guys this has been a great surprise!
This hotel is really gorgeous. It's an ancient building from the XIV century in front of the grand canal (close to saint mark square), completely restored. You can't immagine the interiors...
The service is really good, the staff is friendly and always ready to…
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tm16dana says:
Lido di Jesolo in Italy (at Adriatic sea) is one of the best places for enjoying the sun on the beach, go shopping and having fun at night. Venice which is also close to Jesolo is a great place to visit and shopping.
Prices in Jesolo are ok, as in any normal european place. Venice is a bit expensiv…
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jarnoo says:
Our second hotel of our Italy trip. We booked this but I didn't read any reviews on this website. I was a bit shocked while reading the other review, which is criticizing the hotel like *@#*@.
The alley is quite dark, but not unfindable.. It's just a matter of following the street numbers, since …
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Boston_Babe says:
This quaint hotel is located directly on Venice's Grand Canal very close to the Rialto Bridge. Its rich history includes it being the hotel chosen by the Doge of Venice for foreign merchants to stay in during the twelfth century when they came to the city to sell their items on the Rialto Bridge. W…
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Boston_Babe says:
We stayed at this hotel shortly after it opened for business in 2003 and we got a great introductory rate. I believe the rates have since gone up.
The location of this hotel is unique and off the beaten "tourist" path in the section of Venice called Dorsoduro. It is much quieter here but still a…
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ErnaButterfly says:
Coming to Venice, we wanted to have seafood or seafood pasta. We actually walked out of two restaurants before settling for this one, as the previous restaurants are tourist-y, they have menus in more than 5 languages and the sauces are made from frozen ingredients.
We liked that this restaurant …
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Larrys says:
During our trip most recent trip to Venice this past February, we stayed at the Palazzo Guardi Hotel. We found the hotel on Venere.com website and stayed in one of the two junior suites overlook the San Torvaso canal.
Our room was on the 2nd floor of the building with 2 windows facing the canal a…
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elliotjp says:
This is a one star hotel on the main island of Venice. You will pay a premium to be in the island itself, and if you are willing to do so an take that into consoderation, this is a great option. Being in Venice you won't spend much time at all in the hotel - to sleep only!
My girlfriend and I sta…
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ErnaButterfly says:
This charming small hotel only has 8 rooms, located next to Calle dei Fuseri. The place is near to Rialto bridge, and a short walk to Piazza San Marco.
We first walk into the area which serves as a reception / reading area and for breakfast in the mornings.
We took the 2 rooms, we paid extra for t…
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iramalama says:
There are no cars in Venice. I only made that connection when asking a taxi driver at the bus drop-off point from the airport to take me to the hotel: "I cannot take you there, it is in Venice." Fortunately, the bus depot is just a few minutes walk (albeit crossing two canal bridges) to the hotel. B…
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David says:
I went here for the first time with Eric. I enjoyed it a lot. The music is decent and the volume isn't so loud that you can't carry a conversation with someone sitting/standing a few feet away.They have a wide selection of beer. You could say its worldly. I didn't see any liquor either so I'm guessi…
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jenn79 says:
Will add more pictures of Venice Canals eventually since I seem to visit twice a year, whenever friends are in town.
This is a bit of an oasis in Venice, where small houses line a man made canal system. While the property is only for the rich and famous, the area is open the public and quite a si…
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mainhart says:
This was a nice affordable (for Venice anyway) hotel in Lido just meters from the vaporetti stops to Venice. Breakfast was served on a back terrace that was quite lovely. The beds were OK, and the air-condition wonderfully freezing. Venice can get hot so that may be important to you. It was to me. T…
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cessna152 says:
Hi,
Porec is a wonderful little town. The must see sights are the 3 remaining towers from the medieval wall (Round, Pentagonal & Northern) as well as the Roman ruins. The Basillica is also a must see. And just wandering up and down the tiny streets is also great fun.
As for excursions, there …
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binecz says:
So, you are not supposed to take pictures in the restaurant....note, I only have pictures of the outside.
It was the MOST EXPENSIVE meal, I have ever had and it was not the greatest. I do not think the food is worth the price. My hubby still refuses to let me tell him out much the bill was. Desse…
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mainhart says:
This hotel is on a nice quite block in Lido, just a few blocks from the vaporetti stop that gets you into Venice. Also close to restaurants and bars on the Lido. No complaints about the hotel in general. Nice helpful staff and good breakfast on the terrace. The beds were a little hard and the air-co…
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Weil says:
To find an average hotel in Venice is quite a challenge because even the 2 star hotel are very expensive there.
I`m not very young anymore so I need some comfort in order to feel good during my stay in a place:-). I usually prefer the 4 (sometimes 5) star hotels to be sure that everything is at …
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ejstravels says:
Obviously this is a must do when in Venice. Though it is free to be in the square, everything around it is certainly not. But still, it is the most beautiful city in the Western World.
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