Category Archives: Venice
Tour Guide Courtney on San Giorgio
Tour Guide Courtney shows us around from the top of the bell tower on San Giorgio.
Tour Guide Courtney on a Gondola
Tour Guide Courtney explains the decorations on a traditional Gondola and their connection with the famous Rialto Bridge in Venice
Audio Updates – Catch Up
I’ve been having trouble uploading audio to our blog via the Netcomm device for some reason – possibly a timeout thing but I haven’t done any serious troubleshooting. We’re finally in a place with some other WiFi (the Iberia loundge … Continue reading
What I got in Murano (Venice)
It is green, jumps around, and usually eats flies. Still know idea, it has 4 legs and a very long tongue. Give up? It is a Murano glass frog That’s him. Now if you have any suggestions on where this … Continue reading
Venice Day 3 – Excursion to Murano
Our last day in Venice started the way most of the others did – with a sleep-in for the kids. They really are getting used to these European habits. Sam prepared a delicious fruit platter for breakfast and after a … Continue reading
Venice Photos
Not sure I’ve linked to all of these so here are the Venice photos on SkyDrive Venice Day 0 Venice Day 1 Venice Day 2 Venice Day 3
Venice Day 2
Day 2 in Venice started late – I think he kids are fully adjusted to the local time zone now and it’s getting harder and harder to get them out of bed. We badly needed to get some washing done … Continue reading
Florence (Pisa) and now Venice
We had a wonderful time in Florence (well at least I did). Our room was small, but really close to the train station. I mean 274m (898.95ft), now that is close. The breakfast was ok (at least for me and … Continue reading
Venice Day 1
After our David Debacle in Florence, we resolved that we weren’t going to be late for any tours and that we’d go early thins morning to St Marc’s Square for our tour and, if we had time, find coffee and … Continue reading
Siesta in Venice
Regrouping before we set out for the evening. (photo taken with my iPod, not my super-duper D1000)