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Bridge of Sighs - One of the main landmarks in Venice
Bring your camera, because when you find the iconic Bridge of Sighs, you will probably want to take a photo, or two, or three. This is one of the main attractions in Venice and ever days literally crowds of visitors come to the bridge, just to walk across. I was interested to learn that the bridge was actually once used by Italian prisoners, en route to the dungeons. The bridge is fully enclosed and features two actual layers, so that the prsioners going to and from the dungeon would not bump into each other, so I was told anyway.
Posted on 4/3/2008 by Robs

The Venice Bell Tower (Campanile di San Marco)
The Piazza San Marco (St. Mark's Square) is where you will find the Bell Tower, which is actually a part of the basilica. The Campanile has become quite a sight on the square and is around 100 metres tall. It was built in the 10th century and then some 800 years later, disaster struck, it fell down in 1902. It was then re-built, although somewhat slowly, and is now as beautiful as it probably ever was. I took the lift to the top (around six or seven euros) and enjoyed the lovely, lovely views.
Posted on 31/7/2007 by Aynsley Posteron

Venice, Italy
An enchanting city slightly past its prime but still able to find its way under your skin, to the point where scratching isn't enough.
As a frequent visitor over the last forty years I have seen many changes, some good some bad.
But the old girl lives on like a kindly maiden aunt, always alive but you are never quite sure for how much longer.
Here's hoping she has a few more years left, because also like an old maiden aunt, you just have to keep on going to visit her.
Posted on 26/8/2006 by Mark Healy

















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