Lunch and a
cruise on the Grand Canal
March 2012 trip to Madrid,
Venice,
Verona,
Milan
and Paris.
Venice: Water taxi,
Sestiere
di Castello, San Marco in the morning,
Murano, Ristorante
A Beccafico, Secret Itinerary Tour, Campanile,
Cathedral Basilica, Osteria
Ae Sconte, Rialto Markets, Jewish
Ghetto,
San Giorgio Maggiore, Santa
Maria della Salute, Gondola Ride
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Bells on the roof of The Church of San Marcuola
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Bar Bollicine snack bar
Thursday continued
On the way back to the Grand Canal, we stopped for lunch
at Bar Bollicine. Other than meals in airports or train stations,
it was the least expensive and least interesting meal of the trip. The
total for our meal was 23 euros.
I had the antipasto di mare (seafood appetizer) and Linda
had the prosciutto (pizza with tomato, mozzarella, oregano & ham).
This was the first restaurant where I had seen spritz
listed on the menu and I had been wanting to try the Venetian aperitif.
I didn't cared much for the liquor mixed with white wine and sparkling
mineral water.
antipasto di mare (9 €)
On our walk back to the Grand Canal, we liked the way the light was
reflecting on the bottom of this bridge
The 12th Century Church of San Marcuola was right
next to the San Marcuola Vaporetto stop
Palace near the Church of San Marcuola
Linda on the Grand Canal
Palaces on the Grand Canal near the Casinó Municipale di
Venezia
The building at the back is the Scuola Grande della Misericordia
Ca' d'Oro (Palazzo Santa Sofia) was built between 1428 and 1430, it
is now open to the public as a gallery
Hotel Foscari Palace
Palaces just above the Rialto Bridge include Palace Michiel dalle Colonne
(with the flags), Palace Michiel del Brusà (two buildings to the
right),
Palazzo Smith Mangilli Valmarana (with white chimneys), The Palace
Ca' Da Mosto (being repaired), Palace Bollani Erizzo (extreme right)
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