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Calle Zanardi 4132, Venice, Veneto, 30121, Italy
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Thanks to Loren.
At Ristorante Pedrocchi, Venezia
Palazzo Zenobio Ballroom -ceiling painting
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Any tips on a good company through which to rent a nice apartment in Venice?
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Views on Venice - http://www.viewsonvenice.com - seems reputable. I haven't used them but they've been around for awhile.
JWe rented an apartment for January/February through Halldis. They were incredibly helpful and cooperative and we had absolutely no trouble dealing with them. The apartment was nice as well!! Only one prob - we couldn't figure out how to turn on the stove but a quick phone call and the man was round within half an hour and showed us what to do!
Thanks for the replies. I'm passing them on to my son who is the one renting, although I wish it was me.
When I moved to the UK, I couldn't turn on the stove either. Who knew there was a switch on the wall?!?! Lucky I had a British husband. :-)
Ah yes but in defence, who was to know that the Venetian stove required not only turning on at the wall but then doing two things at the same time with two different knobs!!
I used Venice Cheap Rentals - http://www.venicecheaprentals.com/
I was happy with the service and the quick fix to the only problem I had. I rented Apt Maddalena in Cannaregio. The beds were not real comfortable but the location was nice and very near a large grocery store. There is even a washing machine which was not included in the advert.
http://www.venice35.com/apartments/
A promenade runs most of the way along Dorsoduoro and is a good place (the only place?) for a more or less straight* and uncrowded stroll in the central area. Plus, of course the open views to Giudecca and other islands.
* With loads of bridges, of course.
In my opinion the construction of Calatrava's Bridge is not so useful. The fourth Bridge is placed not far from Scalzi's Bridge, the Grand Canal is long about 3,8 km and I think other zones needed a bridge more than Piazzale Roma... btw, the bridge has a style which - imho - doesn't combine a lot with Venice... If you want to see how Venice will be with the fourth point, just Click here!
In my junior year of college I took a semester of modern art, and learned to love the pictures of the impressionists - Renoir, Van Gogh and especially Turner.
Seeing the Grand Canal in person was like having a Turner painting come into focus These are the five pictures I took which I think are most likely to become a Turner painting.
In 1585 the Venetian ambassador to Istanbul told the Senate that the Turkish were drinking a hot black drink, made by a seed called Kahve and that people had diffuculty in falling asleep after drinking this beverage. This seed was brought back to Venice and in 1638 it was roasted, ground and sold at an expensive price from a special caffè shop which was located directly under the Procuratie. In a short time the caffè shops opened all of the city and by the end of the next century there were 24 such caffè's in St.Mark's Square alone. These caffè's soon became the favorite place among intellectuals to meet and drink coffee. Gambling, another favorite past time of the Venetian nobility also went on in the caffè's.
The popularity of these places grew more and more, and in 1720 one of the most elegant: "Caffè alla Venezia trionfante" opened it's doors. This Caffè of the Triumphant Venice was a popular meeting point for both foreign and national high society. Such notables as Carlo Goldoni, the brothers Gozzi and Antonio Canova often spent many hours in this caffè. The caffè's first owner was Floriano Francesconi and therefore the caffè was affectionately called "Florian". In 1775 G. Quadri decided to open a new caffè shop in front of the Florian on the opposite side of the Square and promised to serve only real Turkish Café. For a long time the shop had a bad reputation, driving the owner to near bankruptcy, but in 1830 the nobility recognized the Caffè Quadri as having fine service and quality coffee and it's reputation for quality remains today.
This is a painter sitting on the St Marks Square and painting the Basilica. I can't paint, and you can't see the painting clearly on this picture. But what I can do is try to paint a picture for you with my photographs of the Basilica di San Marco in these Local Custom tips. Maybe having these photos at Local Custom Tips sounds a bit strange. But this category used to be called Cultural tips, so at time it made perfect sense to put these photos here.
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