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IN LOVE WITH VENICE: BEST MEMORY OF VENICE #6

November 28, 2010
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IN LOVE WITH VENICE: BEST MEMORY OF VENICE #6

VENEXIA XE BELA FABRICÀ SUL MAR, CHI NON LA POL VEDAR NO LA PO STIMAR (Venice is beautiful, built on the sea, who cannot see it cannot appreciate it)   This is a very old Venetian saying and well, who has been to Venice can only agree with this! (For more Venetian sayings you can…

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Tomorrow Venice celebrates Santa Maria della Salute

November 20, 2010
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Tomorrow Venice celebrates Santa Maria della Salute

Tomorrow will be another big celebration for Venice: Santa Maria della Salute or Madonna della Salute.Unfortunately I have been extremely busy for the last two week and I really did not have time to sit down and write a porper post about this, but I feel it is right to let you know a little…

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What memories of Venice do you carry? Best memory of Venice #5

November 18, 2010
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What memories of Venice do you carry? Best memory of Venice #5

Carrying on with our series of posts about which memories people remember the best about Venice, this time it is the turn of Julie Gilley, another Facebook friend, who has travelled to Venice many times but who remembers one in particular: Venice—Not For The Suitcase Laden Traveler! I credit Venice as being the city that…

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The wind is blowing in another Best memory of Venice (#4)

November 15, 2010
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The wind is blowing in another Best memory of Venice (#4)

November has arrived in Venice with a vengeance: today the sky is grey, the rain is pouring and the wind is howling! And the wind is also blowing in memories of Venice from some other dear Facebook friend: Jessica from Bootsnall! Jessica has been to Venice many times but it always amazes me how she…

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Villa & Barchessa Widmann in Mira, just outside Venice

March 4, 2010
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Villa & Barchessa Widmann in Mira, just outside Venice

VILLA E BARCHESSA WIDMANN IN MIRA, JUST OUTSIDE VENICE I find myself always talking about Venice, but today I decided it was time to talk about the Terraferma (the inland) and about what it can offer to Venice’s visitors. During the Middle Ages Venice looked at the water and the sea as a mean to…

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Facts, figures and bizarre things about Venice

February 21, 2010
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Facts, figures and bizarre things about  Venice

Facts, figures and bizarre things about the beautiful city of Venice OK, so here you are: getting ready to come to visit Venice, the Serene city of Europe, the great Dame of the Water! You have booked your holiday, your luggage is ready, your passport is up to date, you have got your map and…

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