scousebird
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We are thinking of going to Venice next year - where is the best place to stay to visit the City and route suggestions please?
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No vehicles allowed in the city as its a bit wet.
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Here you go. Only need to ask!!We are thinking of going to Venice next year - where is the best place to stay to visit the City and route suggestions please?
As the name suggests, Little Venice is interspersed with waterways. While you'll never mistake it for the Italian city, it does have some superb restuarants, bars and cafes lending the whole area a cosmopolitan, laid back vibe. When Robert Browning coined the term Little Venice he was describing the point where the Paddington Arm of the Grand Union Canal meets the Regents Canal encompasses however it now refers to the whole area at the south of Maida Vale. Paddington Basin, a short walk from Little Venice, is currently being redeveloped on a scale to rival London's Docklands. Watch this space. For a scenic water-side walk, follow the canal route north-east for 2.5 miles and you'll end up in Camden where you can see the Lock and the markets, or stroll across to Regents Park and London Zoo.
No vehicles allowed in the city as its a bit wet.
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I took Brian's advice two years ago and stayed at Lake Garda and then caught the train, excellent advice.
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gree with forestboy we have used Serrinissima site, bus stop right outside the site and only short trip to Venice, get an all day boat/bus ticket and hop on hop off round Venice, also go to Murano where they do glass blowingCamping Serrinissima if you just want to do Venice.
Nice little site accepts ACSI. Lovely people speak good English. Buy a bus ticket at reception approx 2 euro bus stops at gate takes you straight into Venice same for return, journey 15 to 20 minutes.
Dozens of sites sat Jesolo but you need to get as far down as possible for the ferry unless you have transport. There is a bus but it was unreliable last month some people got stranded for hours.
Serrinissima is best for Venice only Jesolo for Venice and beach.
Have a great time.
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What's Venice like in October
Weather wise and is it busy
We will be on our way back out of Croatia so thinking this may be the perfect end before the dash home
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Venice is always busy, weather in October is like most places a bit hit and miss but you should go once in your life, try and get off the beaten track and find the real Venice, if you want to see the Dogues Palace then they do a secret tour which takes you behind where the public don't go and the same ticket lets you into the Palace afterwoulds.What's Venice like in October
Weather wise and is it busy
We will be on our way back out of Croatia so thinking this may be the perfect end before the dash home
scousebird , did you go? Next to gravelines, my favourite place
Thanks for all the answers so far
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7 years ago…. She’s had a few gins since then so may not remember….scousebird , did you go? Next to gravelines, my favourite place
Yeah I know it was 7 years ago but it just came up at the bottom of another Venice thread and wondered if she did go.7 years ago…. She’s had a few gins since then so may not remember….
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No haven't got there yetscousebird , did you go? Next to gravelines, my favourite place
Ya cheeky beggar, of course I'd remember, I think7 years ago…. She’s had a few gins since then so may not remember….