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Europe 4: Venice



We left Paris to head to Venice, Italy on an overnight train. We went through Switzerland to head there. As you can see in the photo it was a small little room with bunk beds. It had a little counter, a mirror, some hangers, and a little sink. The bathroom was in another car on the train. I would have to say it was an experience. Happy to say that I have done, but would probably not do it again.




We finally reached Venice and when you got out of the train station you walked straight out and there was the Grand Canal. It was really breath taking and such an amazing experience. We took a water taxi to St. Marcos Square. And we got to see all the beautiful sights of Venice.




St. Marcos Square is a place that is very famous and popular. But I realized there wasn't too much to do there except shop, eat, or drink. Which trust me those are in my top five favorites things to do. Besides travel and watch movies/tv shows all day. I will post more of the sight seeing photos on my Facebook for you to see.




Sadly, we didn't get to do too much in Venice because our train was over 2 hours late when we left Paris and we arrived about over 3 hours late to the train station in Venice. I would love to go back and get the full experience and do some tours. It is very beautiful and i recommend going to Venice if you are visiting Italy. My one really negative comment would be that I found a lot of the people who worked there were very rude. They talked to everyone like they were stupid and that didn't really care. Which is a little sad since I work in a tourist area. Guest service really is everything.

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