Considering the Casa Nicolo' Priuli in Venice?
A VT member wrote the following comment about visiting Venice:
Find your Way by BruceDunning
Various maps and layout of the city. It is shaped like a fish, with the rail station at the end, or the mouth. Walking is the easiest way to get around the wandering streets and canals. A vaparetto/boat can be taken form point to point, especially between the different islands. The key to finding your way around is to study a good map first. Then try not to get lost. Follow the yellow signs for directions to/from the Santa Croce railway station at one end and the Rialto bridge and St. Mark's Square at the other. These signs are posted on sides of buildings. Even then, you may have to back track to redirect to the area you are looking for. Canals are a guide to use for further direction of where you want to go.The activity and many varied things to see. The canals are different in many aspects. The fun part is playing the game of hide and go seek. The seek part is finding that museum you are looking for. YOu may not even know you are right in front of it until you look up.