In my opinion, Italy is one of the most romantic and beautiful countries in Europe. I have been in Italy more than once and every time she surprises me and amazes with its incredible beauty, insane landscapes, wonderful architecture and national flavor.
Today I would like to share my delight from a trip to romantic Venice, a stunning and unique city on the water.
Who first visited Venice, I would advise, would undoubtedly go for a walk on the Grand Channel. The channel covers almost the entire city and is, in fact, his main street, if it can be called that. Here you can ride on a river tram, a river taxi or afford to look at the luxurious decoration of Venice sitting in a gondola, under the bastard of a gondoller, listening to a burst of water. But it should immediately prevent the pleasure of the most expensive out of the above, although it is worth it!
The second unusually charming place in Venice, which must be visited, is San Marco Square. This is the main square of the city, where there are always a lot of not only tourists, but the Venetians themselves adore walking around the square and feed the pigeons, which are a great set and they are rather hand. Previously, at the time of the Middle Ages, the area was called: - Bazar. Napoleon himself called the marketplace of the "Europe of Europe". It is from this area that the Grand Canal originates and it is here that the main architectural ensemble of medieval buildings is assembled, including the luxurious Basilica of St. Mark.
Being in Venice away, I was held on the local sandy beach. Pretty clean and well-groomed, fully equipped with umbrellas and sun beds. And I was struck by one of the local, which from the sand screamed beautiful figures, as in St. Petersburg on the Embankment Neva. If you know, the artists go out every summer to create from sand and here Local grank, worked real sandy masterpieces.
And of course I can not not mention the colorful souvenirs, by which I could not just go and not seduce, buy. Since Venice is simply overwhelmed by tourists, sometimes it even seemed that tourists are more than the local residents themselves, naturally souvenir shops, here practically every step. The most beautiful and expensive souvenirs, these are luxurious carnival masks, but they were not affordable to me and even take a picture against the background of masks I did not happen, the seller was against. Well, it's a pity, of course, but I gained other no less beautiful and colorful souvenirs with all my relatives and friends including insanely beautiful and incredibly expensive wine glasses from Venetian glass.
