Located on the Riva degli Schiavoni, the fashionable promenade on the Venetian lagoon, a few paces from St.Mark's Square. Spacious and welcoming reception area and terrace... more
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Savoia e Jolanda, Venice
Eminently set on the waterfront, along Riva degli Schiavoni, literally only seconds away
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from Saint Mark's Square and the heart of the city, the Savoia & Jolanda enjoys one of Venice's most privileged locations and commands a splendid, unforgettable...
minutes away from St. Marco Square, in a splendid location along Riva degli Schiavoni, opposite the Venice lagoon, from where it enjoys an unforgettable view of Sain...
away from St. Mark Square, in a splendid position along Riva degli Schiavoni, in front of the Venice lagoon, from there it enjoys the unforgettable view of Saint Ma...
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Savoia e Jolanda, Venice
Eminently set on the waterfront, along Riva degli Schiavoni, literally only seconds away
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from Saint Mark's Square and the heart of the city, the Savoia & Jolanda enjoys one of Venice's most privileged locations and commands a splendid, unforgettable...
Located on the Riva degli Schiavoni, the fashionable promenade on the Venetian lagoon, a few paces from St.Mark's Square. Spacious and welcoming reception area and terrace restaurant. Bedrooms are decorated in an elegant Venetian style,with modern amenities, assuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
...CINQUE GIORNI A VENEZIA
I’ve not previously spent long in Italy, apart from brief forays into the north whilst ‘doing the passes’ from Switzerland, and a couple of docking manoeuvres courtesy of a cheapo-cruise in the Med. (I’m the person who took one look at the queue for the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, and went and had a beer instead)
It is therefore fitting, that in the year I start to add Italian to my list of “languages of wine-growing nations” to which I can lay at least some claim to speak, that I should actually go there too.
It was school half-term last week, and Mrs. Nibbles had been her usual profligate self with the holiday bookings, although to be fair, this was all done and dusted nearly a year ago, when she announced those momentous words “I’ve booked us 5 days in Venice next February”.
“DOV’È?” – Or “I...
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Advantages: Local good food and wine. Disadvantages: Only went one night.
...We had been in Venice for a three night stay. The first two nights we had eaten at Da Sandro which my sister-in-law will be doing a review on.
Our problem was Da Sandro does not open on a Friday, so for our last night we needed to find somewhere else, and you do not want a bad experience on your last night do you.
We had just spent a pleasant 75 mins at a Jazz Session in the prison attached to the Doges Palace.
From there we wandered to BAR MARCA which is next to the Realto Market, get of the Realto Marcardo Vaperroto stop and you can not miss it.
Here we joined the throng of humanity who know of this Hole in The Wall bar, Fritz, Campari and Soda or excellent range of wines all about 2 euros a glass.
NOW WHERE WE EAT I hear from the other three Fountains.
Trust my nose I say.
So we wander, at this point I...
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Advantages: Looking for a quiet place? Venice Disadvantages: You can't drive your vehicle through water.
...The ''glorious city'' is venice. Onetime capital of a great republic, Venice could boast a centuries-long dominion over a great land and sea empire. How and why was this city built ''in the sea''? Upon what was its glory based? How did it's empire collapse? and what today remains of the magnificience of venice? for you all who are planning to visit this historic city, a brief history of it might help you.
** AN INHOSPITABLE SITE**
Venice, situated in the midst of a lagoon at the northwest end of the adriatic sea, links together 118 islands. Rivers that flows into the sea nearby discharge large quantities of silt into shallow coastal waters. The play aof tides and currents here has letd to the formation of a chain of sandbars enclosing a placid lagoon that is some 51 kilometers long andup to 14...
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After much searching around for a reasonably priced hotel in Venice, we stumbled upon this one, advertised as a 4-star hotel in a deal that was less than the price of most of the three star hotels.
Arriving in venice via a train from Rome, there was more
Firstly the photos of the hotel and room are quite deceptive; the Carlton Grand Canal Hotel is a crummy looking hotel with tiny rooms but apparently this is to be expected in Venice- it is also useful to note that there are many dilapidated looking... more
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