Venice - What to do and where to go?
Discussion
We went there over the Easter weekend as first time visitors.
We used the Tripadvisor app that has a few different itineraries and can be used offline, very useful. We just followed one of those around and took in the sites.
To be honest, we just liked to wander around eating and drinking as we went along! Not too fussed about cultural stuff ourselves, but there was a large queue for the Guggenheim if you're into that kind of thing.
Food & drink generally very expensive. St marks square, sitting at a table for a can of coke - 8.5 euros.....
We used the Tripadvisor app that has a few different itineraries and can be used offline, very useful. We just followed one of those around and took in the sites.
To be honest, we just liked to wander around eating and drinking as we went along! Not too fussed about cultural stuff ourselves, but there was a large queue for the Guggenheim if you're into that kind of thing.
Food & drink generally very expensive. St marks square, sitting at a table for a can of coke - 8.5 euros.....
We found Burano pretty cool, although quite touristy (but quieter than the mainlain). Makes for some great photos and it's quite a nice trip across on the Vaporetto. Murano is OK if you like glass, but there isn't much to do. Same goes for the Lido unless you like the beach.
There's also a gondola lesson thing we did, but I'm struggling to find out the details of how we booked it.
There's also a gondola lesson thing we did, but I'm struggling to find out the details of how we booked it.
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