Venice, Island Treasure | Documentary 

Meta M Glad that your dream came true, but sorry for your loss. May the Lord Jesus comfort you.✝

Meta M may god confort you!! And you've been lucky to live such a romantic story

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j4jOqtznQ38.html if you love to italy then must watch this please

Keep looking. You may find him.

@@cruisecrazy7066 I'm not looking. I'm beyond grateful to have been blessed and I'm happy.

I love Slovenia too...! ciao from Venice

You took your dead husband on holiday? For years? 😉

@@BlowinFree she has him in an urn.

would love to read your pHd

Hi blynn, how’re you doing?

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j4jOqtznQ38.html if you love to italy then must watch this please

For real

The film quality (actually digital) is brilliant - stunning.

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Any recommendations for a curious tourist who isn't really into the basic tourist stuff? Aka I'm kinda broke but I'm gonna visit the city & i would love to see more than the basics :) thanks in advance (im desperate lol)

@@annavanproosdij1474 For starters, if you are on a tight budget, do not stay in Venice. You can find more reasonable accommodations in Mestre, which is considered 'Venice on the mainland'. It's a 15 minute train ride into Venice. Further, get yourself a city map when you get there. You'll need it. They are pretty cheap and available most anywhere. Venice is a confusing array of canals & walkways. Arm yourself with an aid. Also, do a Google Map search of Venice before you get there, just to familiarize yourself with the lay of the city. That will help when you have that map in hand. You should see the basic touristy stuff (Piazza San Marco, the Rialto Bridge, etc.), but please swallow your pride and venture away from those areas. Consider a vaporetto ticket. It's not cheap (20€) but it allows you 24 hours of travel on the city bus system (boats, but only boats that have an ACTV logo). They have other deals for longer times if you need that. Just outside of the front of the train station, on the Grande Canal, there are kiosks where you get these tickets (and maps). Please keep in mind that Venice has cleverly installed mostly yellow signs (sometimes white) that are arrowed, and point you in the right direction of things that are landmarks (San Marco, Rialto, Ferro Via-the train station, etc). They are mounted on the sides of buildings around the city. Above all, don't be afraid to get lost (you will). It's part of Venice's charm. Get away from the crowds. See the real Venezia!!....oh, one more thing. Always try to get on the back open section of the vaporetto. That's where the most interesting photos are had....Have fun!

what was it .. . work?

@@moaningpheromones Yes...

​@@ticnatz~ Nice job! 😊

Ronald Smith: Great dream to have and destination to set your sites on. Along with the normal tourist €$€ means of visiting Venice, there are also plenty of long-term employment opportunities for those willing to make a move. US gov't/DoD positions especially in the regions of Northern Italy at Aviano and Vicenza, but also in the region around Naples at the opposite end and side of the boot.. Most require a commitment of 24-36 months, but many firms include allowances for relocation. Once there, anytime during the day you're feeling a little homesick, a small 3 ft. dish on your roof gives you 100-plus satellite-fed UK/US TV channels (Yes, CNN and other Turner stations air 24-7), and there are the daily English language newspapers - International Herald Tribune, UK papers and on US bases, the daily Stars and Stripes. I think there is still also a version of USA Today. The US Armed Forces network does a good job on both AM and FM bands and broadcasts a lot of syndicated programs (AT40, NPR). So you never lose contact with home and you don't feel like you've wandered into a Black Hole. This of course is in addition to the other normal European languages feeds which allow you to also immerse yourself in the culture. The majority of the Euro population has a strong grasp of the English language, but you get better service and more respect if you at least make an effort to greet and converse in theirs.

Ainda mais com um toque especial do nosso carnaval Brasileiro 👍

Why Vienna? Haha. I've been there as well. Lovely city! I'm yet to upload a vlog about it too. 🤗

Love him

Mauli

angelof light 67

Same here

very nice i like venice world videos

Please note: the correct name of the gentleman is Pierre BROUWERS.

We will save it.

i go to venice every year. except during the covid virus. i will return in 2022. i buy my home decor , chandeliers and tapestry there. as i am a mosaic artist, i buy my glass from factories there...melody

@@melodymarks4927 Say hello to Venice for me please!!!!!