Venice off the Beaten Path
Venice off the Beaten Path – Hidden Gems, Authentic Restaurants, and Not-So Crowded Places in Venice, Italy
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Best Italy Road Trip: from Venice to Bologna
On this three-day and 2-night Italy road trip from Venice to Bologna, we’ll show you all the places you should not miss!!!
20+ Best Things To Do In Venice, Italy [2023]
Planning a trip to Venice? Here are the 20+ best things to do in Venice, Italy. Indulge in Italian classics from St. Marks Cathedral to relaxing gondola rides and decadent gelato.
2 Amazing Venice Walking Tours You Should Not Miss
Join me as we tour Venice, one of the great cities of Europe, on foot. Venice walking tours are a fantastic way to explore the city of a thousand canals. Obviously, before we visit, we research by reading, doing internet searches, and talking to others to prepare for our destination. These activities are all worth the effort.
Honeymoon in Italy – The Most Romantic Places in Italy
What could be more romantic than a honeymoon in Italy? Continue reading and swoon over these most romantic places in Italy!
7 Days in Italy: 1 Week Itinerary from Venice to Rome
7 Days in Italy is not a lot, but with this jam-packed Italy Itinerary, you’ll see the top highlights: Venice, Florence, Rome & more
Carnevale Di Viareggio – An Alternative to Venice?
Carnevale di Viareggio: FOLK ART ON A GIANT SCALE Poor Burlamacco! The clown character symbolizing the world’s most outsized Mardi Gras celebration is unknown outside Italy, and more’s the pity. The Carnevale di Viareggio is more accessible, family-friendly, and human-dimensioned than its better-known counterparts — Carnevale di Venezia, Carnevale did Rio, and Mardi Gras in …
Venice: A Photographer’s Dream
Venice is, in my opinion, easily the world’s most breathtaking historic city. I really don’t think any other city comes even close. It’s unique, and at every corner you turn, a new, jaw-dropping sight awaits. Amazing photos can be taken anywhere. Dead-end alleyways, narrow streets, hidden squares and photogenic canals make it a fantastic place to …
Visiting the Jewish Ghetto of Venice, Italy
The Jewish Ghetto in Venice Even as far back in the 1300’s the Jews of Europe were being persecuted. Jews began settling in Venice in the 16th century. They were mainly moneylenders, physicians, artisans and traders. Though the republic valued their services, to placate the Catholic Church they were confined to live on this walled …
Exploring Torcello, Venice’s Most Deserted Island
A popular day-trip for visitors to Venice is the three-island boat tour to Murano, Burano and Torcello, the most popular islands in the Venice lagoon. My friend and I boarded the tour one morning for this much anticipated day’s outing. Our first stop was Murano, the most famous of the small islands and the …