City of Canals
Venice has acquired many labels, but “City of Canals” could be the definitive moniker.
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Venice has acquired many labels, but “City of Canals” could be the definitive moniker.
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Our vaporetto ride across Venice’s lagoon to the colorful islands of Murano and Burano was a delight.
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The title ‘Most Serene’ was first bestowed on the Doge before extending to the entire Republic of Venice.
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Our day trip to the medieval city of Mantova was filled with churches, palazzos, museums and piazzas.
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Juliet: O Romeó, Romeó! Wherefore art thou Romeo?
Romeo: There is no world without Verona walls…
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Much to our delight, Christmas markets opened in Verona the same mid-November day we arrived in town.
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Lake Garda was a serene nature-break after the excitement of the cities we have recently been in.
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What a thrill to check a visit to Milan’s illustrious La Scala Opera House off our bucket list.
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The capital of fashion, design and finance, Milano seamlessly blends classical and modern esthetics.
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Two of Genova’s sons are famed explorer Christopher Columbus and violinist and composer Niccolò Paganini.
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