venice, where to stay, what to do ?
Feb 15th, 2012, 08:22 PM
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venice, where to stay, what to do ?
Hi everyone,
just wondering whether anyone could suggest where to stay in venice. hotels arround the grand canal are sooo costly. our budget is 200 per nt. also, what are the must do things in venice. thanks heaps
just wondering whether anyone could suggest where to stay in venice. hotels arround the grand canal are sooo costly. our budget is 200 per nt. also, what are the must do things in venice. thanks heaps
Feb 15th, 2012, 10:03 PM
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As per Peter_S, think in Euro and also consider the time of year you're travelling (high season is obviously more expensive than shoulder/low season. What time of year are you intending to travel?).
As far as "must do" things, totally depends on your interests. Have a look at the Fodors Venice page which will give you some ideas of what is available and how much time to allow (ie how many days you'll be there) to see/do the things on your list.
As far as "must do" things, totally depends on your interests. Have a look at the Fodors Venice page which will give you some ideas of what is available and how much time to allow (ie how many days you'll be there) to see/do the things on your list.
Feb 16th, 2012, 08:04 AM
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Hotel San Cassiano Ca' Fravetto
Venice is a DREAM. Love it to death. You can spend hours just looking at the buildings and the boats on the canals. It is probably one of the most atmospheric cities in the world.
If you like art, head to the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.
Visit the island of Burano. The houses are all painted different colors. There use to be a really good seafood restaurant there called Gato Nero, but I haven't been there since 1998!
If you have time, you can take a day trip from the train station to Verona.
Tschuss,
Pepper
Hotel San Cassiano Ca' Fravetto
Venice is a DREAM. Love it to death. You can spend hours just looking at the buildings and the boats on the canals. It is probably one of the most atmospheric cities in the world.
If you like art, head to the Peggy Guggenheim Collection.
Visit the island of Burano. The houses are all painted different colors. There use to be a really good seafood restaurant there called Gato Nero, but I haven't been there since 1998!
If you have time, you can take a day trip from the train station to Verona.
Tschuss,
Pepper
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