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| 01 | Venice: Where to Eat: Local Cuisine: Osteria Enoteca San MarcoThe sister outpost to Bancogiro near the Rialto, this enoteca sits on a narrow lane just off of Piazza San Marco but feels miles from the tourist crowds. It was... |
| 02 | Venice: What's New: 2008 Summer News for VeniceIn addition to the scarcity of American visitors, the talk of the town in Venice is that Mayor Massimo Cacciari has finally won his battle against the pigeons, or as... |
| 03 | Venice: Where to Shop: Jewelry: NardiThis venerable jewelry shop, located in the Piazza San Marco, has been in business for years. Run by the third generation of Nardis, it is famous for its morettos (blackamoor... |
| 04 | Venice: Where to Eat: Classics: FlorianAs Angélina is to Paris and Tavern on the Green is to New York, so are Florian and Quadri to Venice. Landmarks that draw groans from locals because of the... |
| 05 | Venice: Where to Stay: Living Like a Local: Venice ApartmentsThe Salmaso family—who own two reasonably priced three-star hotels that are constantly booked up by repeat visitors, the Ala and Pensione Accademia —also rent out two renovated apartments in the... |
| 06 | Venice: Indagare Insiders: Marie Brandolini on VeniceKnown for her innovative, colorful glass creations based on traditional Venetian designs, Marie Brandolini has been based in Venice since 1987. The atelier where she creates her line of glasware... |
| 07 | Venice: Strategies: Itineraries: 3-Day Itinerary: Venice with KidsDAY 1 MORNING: Arrive and check-in. Take a walk around the neighborhood to get your bearings. LUNCH: Have a light lunch in an informal place where you can watch the... |
| 08 | Venice: Indagare Insiders: JoAnn Locktov on VeniceJoAnn Locktov, who is a master mosaic master and author of books on mosaics, frequently spends time in Venice where she studies work from past centuries as well as from... |
| 09 | Venice: Where to Shop: Jewelry: ParopàmisoA few blocks from Piazza San Marco and its famous fine goldsmiths and jewelers like Nardi is Paropàmiso, which specializes in ethnic adornment from Asia and Africa. The owner clearly... |
| 10 | Venice: What to See & Do: Family Friendly: Family Activities in Venice—Discover a boutique where you can string your own glass-bead necklaces, La Compagnia delle Perle. —Board the #1 Vaparetto and take it from one end of the Grand Canal to... |
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| 01 | Discussion Boards:Destinations: Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in October?A well-traveled mom who lives in Portland, ME and has spent summers on Mount Desert Island her whole life sent the following: “Upon arrival in Halifax (a nice medium-size town... |
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