We got lost multiple times as we navigated the narrow, alleyways and bridges but found the gorgeous views, glimmers of sunshine, historic sites and Venetian cuisine.
Silent Saturday – Venice
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We got lost multiple times as we navigated the narrow, alleyways and bridges but found the gorgeous views, glimmers of sunshine, historic sites and Venetian cuisine.
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looks glorious!!
It really is the most photogenic city! We had a wonderful time!
Gorgeous photos. I’ve been to Venice three times, but you’ve captured it more beautifully than I even remember it.
You’ve been 3 times? Wow! I think being there during off-season helps to capture better pictures as there aren’t nearly the number of crazy tourists.
Gorgeous, so amazing!
It really is the most photogenic city we’ve visited!
Stunning! I was about to say that Venice is on the top of my bucket list, but I think I’ve said the same thing about the last 3 trips you’ve posted. Major wanderlust jealousy over here!
Do you guys plan your travels far in advance? Or is it easy enough to plan things just a week or so beforehand since you don’t need a flight. I assume you just take the train most places?
Nope, we plan our travels on average 2-3 weeks in advance. We fly most places as EasyJet and Swiss have very inexpensive flight options. We also use Expedia to book all our hotels. I’m actually going to do a post about this later this week.
Great photos! We only spent 1 full day in Venice during our whirlwind backpacking trip through Europe five years ago but I remember LOVING it. We just spent the day wandering around, poking into cute shops and getting lost in the alleyways and it was so so great.