Why you should still visit Venice in November: Acqua Alta – Didn’t you always want to actually put your rainboots to the test? It’s a regular phenomenon here, and I don’t think there is anywhere else in the world where it’s actually fun to be flooded in (that is, if you don’t have luggage …
All Banks and Government Offices will be closed, but the Shopping in Venice will Continue! What is all Saints’ Day? It’s a national holiday so public offices are closed (if it falls on a weekday). This Catholic holiday on November 1st every year commemorates all the martyrs and saints. The next day, the Day of …
Looking to work in Italy, but don’t speak Italian or know where to start? I found out about a place that gives you productive mornings and free afternoons & weekends!! How does that sound to ya? Last week I had the pleasure to meet Nicola Russello, founder of Charisma Communications, a cool linguistic agency that …
Looking for Cheap Alternatives for Internet in Venice? 1) Bars and Restaurants – It may cost you the price of a beer (2€ + sit down fee), but if you see a sign for “internet” on their window display, ask if their wifi (pronounced wee-fee by some Venetians) works first, and pop in for a …
The Venice city guide, Venice for Rookies, is finally available for purchase in the iTunes store! It is 171 pages of compelling legends, food facts, local customs, accommodations in Venice for all budgets, and plenty of savings tips. It’s a complete travel guide to Venice featuring sights, day trips and hand-picked local restaurants and pubs. Yes, …