First visit to Venice
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Peggy, if you enjoy art, take time to visit the various museums, churches, etc. There is so much outstanding art in Venice, but I don 't think most people associate Venice with great art. I particularly enjoyed the Accademia, the Guggenheim, Ca'd Oro, Il Fraio (SP? where Verde is buried & one of Titian's masterpieces is), & La Scuola de San Rocco - awesome! Just some suggestions in addition to the usual Doge's Palace, San Marco, gondola ride....
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While there are many postings regarding the hotels of Venice (which you should delve into) I can recommend Locanda San Trovaso, a quiet seven room hotel in Dorsoduro priced a year ago at about 200,000 itl per night. You need also to allow spending at least a day or so losing yourselves in the city. There's nowhere like it.
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Peggy <BR>I have a long file on Venice, if you'd like to see it, email me. <BR>You will need a good map <BR>"Streetwise Venice" is very good. <BR>And a good guidebook such as Fodor's or Michelin's Green Guide. <BR>don't wait to book a hotel if you haven't already--small popular hotels fill up months in advance. <BR>congratulations on your trip; I'm returning to Venice in Oct and I can't wait.



