Venice

Venice is lovely, and a welcome change from the craziness of Naples. It was the last city I planned to spend in Italy, and I spent most of my time there just walking around, making friends, eating a lot of gelatto and window shopping.

Day I






























A museum dedicated to building Leonardo da Vinci's inventions, based off of his notes and sketches. Some. Of them were interactive, so you could understand how they worked. Some were very simple, some were complex, such as attempts at tank and submarine designs, and some were just suprising, such as a man and women's wedding attire.

The flying machine room



Scuba diving gear



An emergency bridge






















An exhibit celebrating violin making in Venice, some of the instruments date back from the 1500's.












Gallerie Dell'Accademia, containing the most important paintings of Venice from its origins up to the 18th century.






Ceiling detail, the central small round shapes are angels's faces, and each one is unique.















Titian






Piazzetta San Marco



Basilica Di San Marco



The Marciana Library



The Ducal Palace






Day 2!
Spencer, a fellow traveller from the hostel, and I got off at the wrong stop and we had an hour before we could get back to Venice. After coffee, we went on a walk around the city, called Treviso.















Back in Venice, San Geremia









St. Lucy's body













Rialto Market


















Lunch #2



Back at Piazzetta San Marco



Spencer, an awesome traveling buddy who also has great taste when it comes to picking out the perfect gift!







A fun wedding party



And another













Ponte Di Rialto















One last look at the market






On the train to Munich!










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