I want to be a foot traveler in Venice!

I start my adventure in the heart of the city, walking through narrow streets, bridges, squares and canals. I decide to come by train as usual, a round trip for 3 euros or about 20 to 23 steem more or less only by public transport already in the famous Piazza San Marco. I feel surrounded by the most impressive architecture, I could not take pictures of them because there was a military concentration and I did not see it convenient to take pictures for them with the Basilica of St. Mark and the Doge's Palace, both witnesses of the history and glory of Venice something beautiful and beautiful I can see in my life. I go into the nearby streets, some narrower than others among its corridors and bridges plus the canals, like the Calle larga and Calle de los Fabbri, where the atmosphere is dreamy and the old buildings seem to emerge from the shadows, plus its rotten egg smelling waters is what I can say about the place.

But Venice is more than its historic center as in almost all of Italy it is the 3rd most congested city in Italy to keep in mind. walking through the streets and smaller canals, among its smells so particular to discover hidden corners and enjoy the authentic life of the city. In some places the bad smells disappear and in others they are so foul that in the same way I am walking along the Calle degli Ostiari, a labyrinth of alleys and corridors that connect with the larger canals it is difficult to walk here as many people pass by and the narrowest street is 55 centimeters wide. Or visit the Marciana Library, a cultural jewel that houses more than 11,000 volumes printed in the history of printing.in which I will show in a second installment since as usual divide the post into 2 parts .

And then, of course, there are the bridges. According to those who say there are more than 400 bridges between the canals of Venice The bridges of Venice are legendary! so I went straight to the famous Rialto Bridge, with its spectacular arch and its spectacular view of the Grand Canal. It is the ideal place to see the Gondolas and the Grand Canal OR walk along the Bridge of Sighs, with its columns and arches that seem to float on the water.From here everything is spectacular but something to keep in mind is that it will be full of people everywhere but it is one of the best views of Venice.

Every step I take leads me to a new discovery, every store or restaurant inside the canals. I particularly find it difficult to eat something here, my stomach would not bear it, not because of the bad but because of the smell of the canal, I would buy something and take it back home, to a new surprise. Venice is a city that beats to the rhythm of its waters, full of Gondolas and adventurers of its ships, of its people. I am attracted by its magic, its energy, its charm. A 30 min gondola ride during the day costs 80 euros or 595 steem for a 30 min ride and in the evenings 100 euros 30 min or 725 steem for a romantic 30 min ride at night.

I walked for hours, not days. I want to get lost in its streets and canals, as they have thousands of very small streets and alleys more corridors, you have to use Gps to get out of all is another recommendation to have data and gps discover every corner and hiding place, feel the perfume of the city and the wind in my face.ya know what kind of perfume spoke Being a traveler on foot in Venice is to be part of his soul, his heart!with this I say goodbye until a next installment greetings I'm back .

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Rialto Bridge Venice free admission
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