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Visit Venice

Venice travel Are you planning a trip to Venecia? If so sure you have many doubts assaulted last (or not so latest) minute. For us Venice is the most beautiful town in Italy with Rome, for this and to help you with your trip, we’ve created this guide to Venice.

What is Venice?

Venice is a collection of 120 islands linked by bridges. We get to Venice from Mestre by the Ponte della Libertà, reaching the Piazzale Roma.

As you can imagine, the city has suffered periodic flooding from the beginning. Today the city is considered threatened by the repeated floods. In spring and fall usually raise the water level, which is often the Piazza San Marco is flooded to the extent that the authorities have to put walkways for pedestrians to walk.

More general information or the history of Venice.

Why visit Venice?

As for us has been a magical destination, we can think of hundreds of reasons to visit Venice. If we had to take just one, it is a unique city in the world and completely different from the rest, with a unique spirit that makes everyone should visit.

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Interesting Places In Venice – Italy

What to see in Venice?
Venice is not just stroll through its narrow streets, hundreds of bridges crossing over the canals, and riding a gondola … but not because it is typical, it ceases to be spectacular!

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Here are some of the places not to be missed if you go to Venice:

Plaza de San Marcos
It is a huge square that was begun in the ninth century and is also the main tourist destination in Venice. It is surrounded by emblematic buildings: the Basilica San Marco, Palazzo Ducale and the bell of the basilica.

One of the key features of this square is full of pigeons, which capture most of the attention of tourists who give them food and they climb up! In the square itself there are people who sell food for pigeons, I think the price of a bag was € 1.50.

Basilica of San Marcos
This is the main Catholic church in Venice. Located just one of the heads of the Piazza San Marco and the entrance to it is free all year round. 1 October to 31 March, the hours are from 9:00 to 16:45 and from 1 April to 30 September, from 9.00 to 17.00.

At the same time you can visit the treasury of the Basilica (admission price € 2), the Pala d’Oro (admission price € 1.5) and the Museum of San Marcos (admission price € 3). All three places have the same hours as the basilica, also varying with the time of the year in which the visit.

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Venice Travel Guide

Venice is a very small town, ideal for walking, crossing the channels for the countless bridges, and why not to give a typical gondola ride.

Venice Travel Guide

How to reach the center of Venice?
By plane:
Venice airport is called Marco Polo, and is located about 13 km from the city. It has two terminals for their flights, but has a free bus that you move from one to another.

To get to downtown from the airport there are two options:
—> By boat: There is a taxi boat service that leaves from the pier of the airport to the Plaza San Marcos. Travel is about 40 minutes and cost about 70 €.
—> By bus: depart from outside the airport, and there are two lines connecting the airport to Piazzale Roma: the Blue Bus (about 30 minutes away and the price is 2.5 €), or Line 5 (about 50 minutes away, the price is 1 € and the ticket is purchased at the newspaper shop inside the airport).

By train:
Venice has two train stations: Mestre and Santa Lucia. Mestre is not within the insular area of the city, so if your train arrives at this station, you must use any means of transport to get to downtown (you can take you a train to go to Santa Lucia, or a bus or taxi). In addition, Santa Lucia which is located and on the islands and from there you can make all journeys on foot (or if you prefer, use the vaporetto).

Accommodation in Venice
Within the insular area, there are actually very few hostels, but we stayed in one that not only was in that area, but was also a lot in price. His name is Santa Fosca, and although there was nothing about it is fun, if what you want is an inexpensive place to sleep, is ideal.

Transportation in Rome

Many monuments are within short distances between themselves, which go from one to another, it is best done on foot. However, it is a big city, and there are distances that are convenient not to make them walk.

Transportation in Rome

As much as Rome has subway (very small … with only 2 lines), the best way of moving from one place to another, in our view, is to use the buses. The bus system, in addition to night services, and many lines that cover the entire city, has the great advantage of being “FREE”!

We’re not going to recommend not to pay the ticket, but hey, we in the 4 days we were, we took several buses to go to many places of the city, and none of them pay the ticket, nor an inspector climbed. If an inspector to climb, you can always play bell and get off at the next stop! ;-)

For those wishing to pay your ticket (as it should be …), you can buy them in the “Little shrines (kiosks where they sell magazines) and the” tabacaios “(cigar). Sometimes they are sold in bars. Drivers do not sell.
The cost of the ticket is 1 € (at least it was in September 2007), like the subway, but with the difference that you have paid the departure and return, if you use the return trip in 75 minutes.

How to go Rome from Termini?
As mentioned above, Termini is a good starting point. We give you a list of bus lines have to take to the musts:
64 Colosseum Online
Piazza Venezia and the Vatican line 64
Plaza of Spain and Trevi Fountain line 492
Campo di Fiori line 64

Rome Travel Guide

Rome is a city that breathes history … For you look, there is a sculpture, building or debris that has been there 2000 years ago. We will try to give you as much information on Rome in this post and another post in this blog.

For this city, we spend 4 days, and we believe the time was right for what we wanted to see, although we know that this is something more personal.

Rome Travel Guide

How to reach the center of Rome?

Getting to Rome by train:
The simplest option, any train to Rome will leave you in the train station “Termini”. Not only that Termini is a good starting point to begin the tour but here are the cheapest hostels. At Termini you have buses to anywhere in the city.

Arriving by plane:
There are plenty of options to reach the center of Rome from both airports. I include here that I consider more appropriate.
* Fiumicino Airport: Bus Terravision: Fiumicino-Termini-Fiumicino.
* Rome Ciampino Airport: Bus Terravision also recommend.
* Ticket: No more than 10 euros each way.

The Fair of St. Orso in Aosta

The Fair of St. Orso in Aosta

Artists and craftsmen from Val d’Aosta, who exhibit their creations, sculpture and carving wood, processing of soapstone, wrought iron and leather, weaving drap (wool cloth woven on ancient wooden looms), lace, wicker, household items, wooden ladders, barrels. In short, a great variety of typical products of creativity Aosta Valley.

In the Middle Ages, the Fair was held in the Town of Aosta, in the area surrounding the Collegiate named Sant’Orso. Legendary tales say that it all began right in front of the church where the saint, who lived before the ninth century, used to distribute clothes to the poor and Sabot, typical wooden shoes still lodged in the Fair. Days, the entire city center is involved in the event, within and alongside the Roman wall. The Fair is also folk music and the occasion for culinary and wine tasting of typical products. It ‘a celebration that lasts between songs and traditional dances, in the long Veillà the night between 30 and 31 January with the streets lit and filled with people.

Piazza Navona

The Piazza Navona is one of the most beautiful places in the world, its simplicity, and design presence surrounded by buildings surrounding the square, give it a surreal look and even mysterious sculptures by themselves can be seen there.

Thousands of Appeals have tried to describe this place trying to figure out, at least in part, some of its most common hidden from the observer. At its center, the square hosts the 4 Rivers Fountain, Bernini commissioned work. Continue reading

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