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ROMANTIC CITY EUROPE
29 OCTOBER 2009
Besides Paris, the city which deserves the nickname of the most romantic places in Europe? True! Floating city that is located on the edge of the Adriatic waters are often jujugan the Honeymooners from all over the world. Well, for you have just a wedding, or for those who want to do second honeymoon with your spouse married after all this time, book the flight now, and head to Venice to discuss your special.
Grand Canal - the only 'Great Road' in Venice
City water
Located right on the lips of the Adriatic Sea makes Venice or Venice is always bathed in sunlight throughout the year that made an ideal holiday destination at any time. However, if you intend to visit in January to March, be prepared for wet because of rainfall is high enough wind in addition to the often penetrated to the bone. Meanwhile, in November and December, the lowest situated in Venice - which also become the entrance for the arrival of the travelers who visit Venice, exactly the Piazza San Marco, often under water due to high tide.
Indeed, Venice is identical to the water. When arriving by bus or private car crossed the long bridge Ponte della Libertà that connects Venice and Mestre, you should come down in Rome Piazalle or Tronchetto and walk to the ferry dock Bacino Stazione Maritima before climbing water taxi (vaporetti) no. 1 which divides the Grand Canal to Piazza San Marco, Venice. Travel for 40 minutes along the Grand Canal should you go to pay 6 euros for a ticket home leave.
If you're taking the train, she arrived at the Stazione Santa Lucia, you are faced with two choices of transportation modes into downtown Venice: up vaporetti or a piedi (aka walk). If you opt to walk, be prepared for down the narrow aisles like a labyrinth and focus on a bookmark that reads the Rialto or San Marco, because it both places is central to the main crowd in Venice. If you do not get lost (as indeed many people who experienced this), you can reach either place within 30 - 40 minutes.
Except in the Lido area, in other areas throughout Venice, you will not find a car or other motor vehicles. Therefore, in the city consists of 117 small islands, 150 bridges and 400 of this canal, the main transportation is by motorboat. For tourist consumption is a major revenue source of this city, provided the traditional rowing boat popularly known as gondolas.
Gondola ride is a must-do for those who want to enjoy the romantic city where Marco Polo's residence is. For that, you need to spend between 60 to 80 euros to rent a gondola that will take you around town for 50 minutes, crossing canals that cut through the island population is 150 thousand inhabitants.
Ponte Rialto, one of the icon Venezia
shopping paradise
In addition to the city known as the water, Venice as well known as a shopping paradise. When I first set foot on Piazza San Marco, in addition to witnessing the grandeur of St.. Mark Basilica following Campanile bell tower high-rise, you will be greeted by thousands of pigeons that became characteristic of this place. If you want to pose for the camera in the middle of a crowd of pigeons, buy a packet of corn seed sold by hawkers for 1 Euro.
Satisfied playing with pigeons, you can walk along the beautiful arcade of Procuratie Vecchie and Nuove Procuratie surrounding the Piazza San Marco. This is where you can find a row of shops that sell a variety of luxurious products, ranging from miscellaneous stone in the form of rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings; various shops that sell crystals and Glassware super luxury, and do not miss the designer boutiques famous Europe such as Louis Vuitton, Bvlgari, Prada, Hermes, Gianfranco Ferre, and so forth.
If your shopping appetite still not satisfied, step foot along the narrow streets marked with directions that read 'Rialto' which was situated just behind Piazza San Marco. Along the narrow Calle dei Fabbri you can find boutiques Emporio Armani, Kenzo and Massimo Dotti; while in the Merceria (which can be found easily if you see the sign-board Mc. Donald's at the end of the Piazza San Marco), high-class atmosphere of a shopping street more lively with the presence of Calvin Klein, Aigner, Coccinelle, Furla, Fendi, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Krizia, Salvatore Ferragamo and others.
One thing that should not be forgotten when shopping in Venice (as well as other cities in Europe) is asking for tax-refund form if you are shopping for a minimal amount of 200 euros in one place on the same day. Because, when he left Europe to return to their homeland through international airports, you can get a refund up to 21% of the total of your purchases. Not bad, is not it?
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