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Sightseeing tour of Venice
We will arrive in Venice at the railway station from Abano Terme, help us plan a sightseeing tour for 5-6 hours. What to see, where to eat.
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You go to google maps and find Italy-Venice there,,, zoom in so that you can see the streets and all the cathedrals and squares, and then draw yourself any route in your notebook,, There are many cafes and restaurants in Venice on every street,, And you can see beautiful buildings along the grand canal better by boat from piazza San Marco -- passing San giorgio maggiore on the left and chiesa del redentore --- Basilica Santa Maria on the right
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answered 10 years ago
it is best to start the route from the railway station of Venice,,,, if you go straight from the station across the canal over the bridge, then after 20 minutes you can find a very beautiful cathedral - convento dei frari frati minori
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answered 10 years ago
I think that the most interesting sights are in St. Mark's Square. There are two Venetian towers and the Doge's Palace, which you can go inside for a tour. One of the most beautiful cathedrals in Venice is nearby. You can ride a vaporetto - a river tram. You can eat anywhere, avoiding the aforementioned square. St. Mark, otherwise the prices there are space.
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answered 10 years ago
To begin with, from the railway. from Santa Lucia station, go to the canal where the vaporetto pier will be, buy a ticket for a certain time (not a one-time ticket), it will allow you to leave and enter the vaporetto repeatedly and take vaporetto number 1 towards Lido, the final stops are indicated on the signs in the vaporetto .On it you can either sail to the Lido and then on the way back get off at San Marco, walk there, take the vaporetto and return to the station. Please note that this vaporetto route is very slow (the shoulder from end to end of the route is about an hour). get off near the Rialto bridge and, together with the flow of tourists, walk to San Marco, back - vaporetto. And another option is to walk to San Marco, that's how you were offered, through the canal along the bridge and for people (there will be a lot of them), they will lead you to the Rialto bridge and further to San Marco.
You can see all these routes through Google maps, there is a very convenient router, like at school - you set the route from point A to point B and it will show you everything that is on the route, taking into account turns in the streets, time, etc. .And there is also a yellow man, by clicking on it and swiping along the route you will see either web images or photos of attractions along the route. Write not in a notebook, but on a USB flash drive and a printer.
You can see all these routes through Google maps, there is a very convenient router, like at school - you set the route from point A to point B and it will show you everything that is on the route, taking into account turns in the streets, time, etc. .And there is also a yellow man, by clicking on it and swiping along the route you will see either web images or photos of attractions along the route. Write not in a notebook, but on a USB flash drive and a printer.
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answered 10 years ago
In Venice, you won’t be able to eat cheaply. I recommend that in any cafe coffee near the counter (do not sit down) - 1 euro (including San Marco), delving into the streets (on the way to the Rialto Bridge) in cafes sandwiches 4-6 euros + a glass of wine 2 euros (all this is also at the bar without landing). If you want to sit down, multiply all prices by 2.
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answered 10 years ago
tamila is the usual Italian prices. They are like this everywhere .. however, Venice is really a little more expensive than other cities in Italy. But in Rome and Milan prices are about the same. 2 euros I do not consider super savings.
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answered 10 years ago
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