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Venetian courtesans
in Venice

A Venetian courtesan is a romantic, intriguing figure that continues to inspire artists from centuries ago on.

Ostello Venezia
in Venice

A hostel is a hotel for traveling youth that are short of money and are ready to overnight ten people per room with no television, no conditioning and no bathroom in it.

Residenza Junghans
in Venice

Residenza Junghans is a students’ dorm on Giudecca Island, recently renovated and is now worth passing for a good no less than a three-star hotel.

Doges Palace
in Venice

Doge’s Palace is called Palazzo Ducale in Italian (in both words the second syllable is stressed). It is truly an enigmatical building that keeps medieval mysteries and legends.

San Marco Square
in Venice

Only a lazy guide-book about Italy doesn’t quote a sentence said once by Napoleon: “San Marco is Europe’s most elegant salon”. San Marco Square is really looks very much like a salon of high society.

Rialto Bridge - Ponte Rialto
in Venice

If you are lost in Venice and suddenly you see this silhouette – then it’s all set, you are in the centre.

Muro
in Venice

If you found this place once then follow my advice – don’t you ever go anywhere else. Let it be the only place to have dinner and Venetian cuisine will remain with you only in pleasant memories.

Rosticceria Gilson
in Venice

At Rosticceria Gilson bistro dishes are heated in the microwave in your presence. But it is a better place to eat at than any neighbouring restaurants where they would do the same but without revealing

Al Profeta
in Venice

A cozy inner yard, wax cloths on the tables, mosquitoes, wine… the only thing missing to build harmony is grape vine. There isn’t one here. Yet there is an apricot tree.

Naranzaria
in Venice

The Grand Canal with its ancient palazzos is considered the main and the most beautiful street in Venice. But it is just not real to have dinner on its bank for the houses grow right out of water, the street having no embankment at all.

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