With all the rain we have had in my region I started dreaming of Venice. Not sure if it was all the water or just the need to get away to a more luxurious climate and locale. It could have possibly been my reflection on the life of the woman in the book Eat, Pray, Love. Vacationing in a city is usually amazing, but living in an exotic international city is REMARKable! Let’s get an apartment in Venice!
The way to truly get to know a city and embrace it is to rent a long term place to stay. This then becomes your home or home away from home. While searching for apartments in Venice I found some rather humble and some luxurious. One of my favorites still offered daily maid service. We don’t want to get too far away from the essence of a vacations do we? In Venice they are called self-catering arrangements. The website goes on to remind us that an apartment in Venice makes for a pleasant stay with your friends, family and lover. Kind of an odd trio don’t you think? I am not sure with who or when I will get to Venice, but I sure hope one day I do!
Have any of you been to Venice?
Yes, loved Venice! Hubby and I decided to go to Italy for my 50th (shhhh) to make some memories. It was lovely and the food was great. We started our trip in Venice and then made our way south from there. While in Venice, we enjoyed our dinners at Osteria Enoteca San Marco – yes, dinners. We enjoyed it that much we went back. The second visit featured live music and it was divine. The food is excellent and is local style Venetian. The squid with potato was incredible. We lodged at the Hotel Gritti which is rated–on European standards–a 4 star hotel. I hear the finished a renovation of the hotel since we left – but it was in progress while we were there and early morning was noisy. They tried to accommodate us to a quieter room and asked to be moved to a different side of the small tall building but not sure it would have made any difference. Overall, I liked our visit to the hotel and Venice. We really enjoyed the behind the scenes tour at the Doges Palace, which you’ll need a reservation well ahead if you want to see they way way justice was handed down in the days of Casanova (he escaped). We were in Venice about 4 days or so before we took the train to Florence. Ciao!
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Yes, I know Venice well (I live in Italy) and it really is fabulous , even when it rains! This year, we have had lousy weather (too much rain!). I still remember the first time I saw Venice on a cold foggy November day – that was fascinating as the buildings loomed and faded in the fog. It seemed like a fabled city.
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