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Romance and Italian charm abounds in bucket list Venice; the city of canals, sun-kissed medieval squares and doge palaces that’s best explored with a local guide from tourHQ.
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Architect and qualified tour guide.I live and work between Bergamo and Venice.I'm Roman, My ...
Nice to meet you! I am Lucia Bondetti, a Venice tour guide: Art is my job and travelling my ...
Architect and qualified tour guide. I live and work in Bergamo and Venice. My passion is ...
Hello everyone!My name is Roberto and I am ready to be your host and go with you to discover the ...
I was born and bred in Venice and spent half my life away: getting „germanised" in Bochum and ...
I'm a local, I'm an Art Historian, I've worked as a private guide since 2009 and I love this job. I ...
I am a certified tour guide since 2004 based in Conegliano, a hilly town situated 37miles north of ...
Ciao everyone!My name is Silvia and I was born and bred in Venice.I have always travelled in my own ...
I am a tour Guide in Egypt and Italy, Studied Egyptology in Egypt and Master degree in Italy, ...
I was born and lived in Venice for 29 years. I was graduated in History Ca'Foscari University ...
Young at heart, even if a little bit older by birth, think of me as Mary Poppins. Hanging onto ...
I'm Emanuele Ginocchi, a Venetian Tour GuideI was born and raised in Venice so you can consider me ...
I live and work as a tour guide in Venice city centre. I have majors in foreign languages and I am ...
I am a licensed guide'sassistant (accompagnatore turistico).Not being a native venetian, I moved to ...
Hello!!! Take a walk with me into the past - my past - as I tell you stories that have been handed ...
Hello! I'm a licensed guide in Venice, I love my city and I would like to introduce ...
My name is Monica Gambarotto and I have been working as a professional Tourist Guide since 1997. ...
Hi! My name is Cinzia and I love my job. After attending a Foreign Language High School, I ...
A sea of red-tiled roofs and grandiose Renaissance architecture rises from the blue banks of the Adriatic Sea, as the Italian sun glints off its marble squares and sporadic towers of Carrara stone. In the piazzas, crowds of camera-tapping tourists squeeze past masked entertainers, while the carved frontispieces of Saint Mark's and the Doge’s Palace sing odes to it’s glorious, powerful past; welcome to Venice!
There are few destinations in the world more synonymous with romance and grandeur than this city in the sea. Its canals were eulogised by Shakespeare, its bridges were muse to Canaletto, its streets once the powerhouse of maritime Europe, controlling lands as far afield as the Bosphorus and Crete. Naturally this makes Venice’s downtown sights a wonder to behold, while its museums, from the Peggy Guggenheim (and its Picassos) to the Ca' Rezzonico are every history buff’s dream come true.
But ask any Venice tourist guide why this bewitching town on Italy’s eastern edge has proved so timeless, and they may be hard pushed to give an abridged answer. One may point to Venice’s fantastically high density of artistic masterpieces that jostle for attention with a lively local crowd of pizza lovers and Lido-goers. Another may point to its unique topography where daily life is influenced by the Acqua alta and vaporettos replace cars in this otherwise pedestrian city. But all will agree that this canal town in the north is one of Italy’s undisputed gems.
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