The most romantic and unique city of the world... Trip to Venice, Italy

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(Distance 562 km from home). Before you tell our weekend in the lagoon, perhaps I should start by saying that Venice is the most beautiful city I've ever seen. The word beautiful is the result of a number of characteristics that distinguish this unique destination choice for many people. Abbimo found a very cheap flight with Ryan Air to Treviso Airport, connected by a comfortable bus to Piazzale Roma (and done it cost over a bus transfer to and from Venice that the flight A / R) and booked the ' Hotel Booking sull'affidabilissimo (Ca Fontanea Cannareggio to be reached easily from Piazzale Roma). Parties with reservations due to the turf of other passengers, just arrivatii we were pleasantly delighted by the spectacle offferto from Venice. I think many do not appreciate Venice because it seems to set foot on another planet, just that made us fall in love with this city that abbbiamo traveled far and wide with a quiet (except for Piazza San Marco which is always very crowded) and a pleasure Verame unique. No cars, little noise and the nose upward and constantly scrutinize the most hidden and charming between callle. We did not do the classic gondola ride, but we received a subscription zone for vessels with which we have reached the first Murano and Burano and then across the lagoon and the Giudecca. Murano is very characteristic (we have also seen ua race) but qulaccosa Burano is fantastic: you set foot on an island where the colors will remain etched in our minds. Perhaps if we met a gray day we could better appreciate the contrast with the bright colors of the houses but it is also true that we could not eat along the channel with squid ink polenta goodness of incredible. Needless to mention the sights of Venice conociutissimi the advice we give is to take long walks getting lost in the street and the fields where you'll find when you do not have the slightest notice sights, churches and beautiful corners.