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Europe's kinky over-the-knee boot has it all: popes, painters, polenta,
paramours, poets, political puerility and potentates. Its dreamy light
and sumptuous landscapes seem made for romance, and its three millennia
of history, culture and cuisine seduces just about everyone.
You can visit Roman ruins, gawk at Renaissance art, stay in tiny
medieval hill towns, go skiing in the Alps, explore the canals of Venice
and gaze at beautiful churches. Naturally you can also indulge in the
pleasures of la dolce vita: good food, good wine and improving
your wardrobe
Take time to meander - losing yourself in the maze of canals and lanes
is one of Venice's principal pleasures. The cluster of sights around the
Piazza San Marco are heart-clutchingly beautiful, but the more secret
pleasures of the hushed backstreets are just as entrancing.
Paul and Marion, from Spain are rocking! The hotel we chose was “bikers friendly” The local beer, called “no worries”! Burano, the fishermen village in Venice
The Rally being at Cavalino, the best way to go to Venice was by bus, then by “vaporeto”, a local boat. It is always fun to watch the bikers passing the gate. A good seat is enjoyable… We decided to go to Cortina, but we did not expect the snow! The labyrinth of back streets and passageways, which are the very soul of a unique city like Venice, are making it on of the most popular places to visite in Italy. In Venice, light and water combine to create a restless magic Venice by night is a place of romance and mystery. The streets dimly lit and deserted are a place where long shadows loom and footsteps echo in the distance. The ghosts of the past and present day will keep you company
The Rally being at Cavalino, the best way to go to Venice was by bus, then by “vaporeto”, a local boat.
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