Just asking, next year I plan to take my mother to Venice, and she´s on a wheelchair. I´ve been looking around but the websites of Venice are just about Horrible handling information. Thanks for ...
I am going to rome for weekend in March.Travel agent offered transfers but it was quite expensive. She said that hotel is 25 mins away from airport. There is also a train station apparently but we ...
I found some pictures from the Carnival of Venice and became very interested in it and hope to go within the next few years. I was wondering what exactly you do there and how it works....
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i am planning a surprise trip for my wife to Venice in mid of december for our wedding anniversary. The flight will reach at Treviso airport at 18:00. I have few questions which i would like ...
Will be staying in Rome on Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
Are stores open on Sunday?
Plan on going to see Vatican too. Should I schedule it for Saturday afternoon or Sunday?
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I think you should buy something that reminds you of the moments you'll spend in Italy.
If you've some money, buy some jewelry in Venice. Or better, one of the typical carnival mask, they're really beautiful (http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/50/Mascaras_carnaval.jpg)
If you've the chance to go to Murano (taking a boat from Venice you're there, it's very near. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murano)) I suggest you to buy something made of glass.
In Padova I don't know what can you buy
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You can buy everything as a memori of your trip but be careful because Venice is very very expensive!
Marco P
Buying a "gondola"
Stan
Water taxi's in Venice are rather expensive so here's a tip. There are a lot of boats in the lagoon outside of St. Marks Square. Some of these boats are on a mission to pick up tourists to take them to Murano for free with the hopes that they are going to purchase some Venetian blown glass while they are there. What you get out of it is a trip to Murano, you get to watch them blow glass, plus there is a lot of boutique shopping. The glass is exquisite and will make a good memory or gift.
The Prato Della Valle in Padova is the largest square in Italy. On Saturday's they have an open market where you can buy leather goods, baskets and other handcrafts from local artisans.
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