Venezia Venice

Italian breakfast, not so healthy, but delicious.

How much you can see of Venice during two nights and one whole day.

From here, Rialto Mercado comisario Brunetti used to buy fresh wegetables on her way home. I bought some apricots.
Checked also the Finnish pavillion at Biennale. Two artists, Erkka Nissinen and Nathaniel Mellors had created a funny, but propably also profound video+ animatronic sculptures. Talking of myths and current Finnish society.

We walked along the small alleys of main island, several vaporetto drives, visited mercado, the market place by Rialto bridge, checked the Opera house Fenice, Murano glass island and most exiting the Biennale. A positive surprise that it was already open.

The hostel was nicely located on a more peaceful island across the main island. We shared the dormitory with 12 others, but nights were peaceful. Our bunkbed was near open window with a scenery to a small forest.

Our bunkbed near the open window.
Hostel at the Giudecca island Zitelle.

In addition to all valuable touristic sights I was exited of the everyday life of that strange city. Ambulance and police boats, vaporettos were moving people, all the goods had to be moved without cars, shopping was done without cars.

 

One thought on “Venezia Venice”

  1. Venetsia on oikea elämysten elämys. Sinä vuonna sattui myös onneksi olemaan Biennale-vuosi. Suomella olo silloin jättikokoinen puuvene ja olisiko ollut valtavasti pyöreitä kiviä sen molemmin puolin.
    Meillä oli mukana joku naistenlehtiartikkeli, jossa kirjailija Donna Leon esitteli sankarihahmonsa komisario Brunettin paikkoja. Etsittiin sitten hänen kotitalonsa, josta parveketerassi bongattiin, lehtikioski, tuo samainen tori ja oletettu työpaikka. Oltiin kovasti tyytyväisiä turisteja!

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