Amazon.co.uk Review
Venice can be an expensive and, with its unique structure, a confusing place to stay. But whether you are willing to splash out on that special week in a beautiful floating paradise or are just hoping to see a little of this northern part of Italy The Time Out City Guide to Venice is a godsend.
As always, Time Out gives you everything you need to know about all the hotels and campsites in and around the lagoon that offer the best value for money. In addition, a full history lesson for the region with the bonus of a handy time-line makes it essential when wandering around a city which is, in itself, a living museum. On top of this you get all the essential Italian phrases as well as maps to the Veneto. These maps are particularly handy when you begin to tire of all the art galleries, museums and shops, marked as they are with the best places to find snacks, meals or a glass of Spritz.
In addition, details on the local seasonal festivals, art and film exhibitions help you to plan ahead to enjoy a more cultural stay or avoid all that hustle and bustle for a more relaxed break. --Caroline Butler --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
The Times
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From the Back Cover
The Time Out: Venice Guide includes: * information on what to do - and where to stay - when you arrive
* an in-depth guide to the Veneto, including the villas of Palladio and the historic cities of Padua, Vicenza, and Verona
* a complete critical round-up of the sights, from St Marks to the islands of the lagoon
* how to live, eat, and knock back an ombra like a true Venetian
* where to hear the best classical music, how to crash the Film Festival, and where to buy an oar for your gondola... all with full details of opening times, prices and transport.
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.