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Leaving Venice a photo essay
On May - 2 - 2011
Located at the top of the Adriatic Sea is the enchanting city of Venice. Made up of numerous islands and canals Venice offers an amazing setting where bridges lead to winding cobblestone streets, stunning renaissance architecture, and, of course singing gondoliers. The city is a true fairy-tale destination and it’s no wonder that many people feel it is the world’s most romantic destination.
Enjoy these sunset photos as the Carnival Magic sets sail from Venice.
By Anita Dunham-Potter (editor@www.expertcruiser.com)
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Even at such a great height, Venice does look dreamy! Thanks for sharing your pix with us 😉
~Angie
oh my god, awesome photos anita, I went to venice a long time ago and its beautiful! thanks for sharing
Wow these are some great pictures! Venice looks totally beautiful, i travelled there years ago with my parents but i was to small to remember much of what happened. I hope i can travel there one day agein and make some great pictures like the ones here 🙂
If you really want to see Venice, one must escape from the tourist routes and go on the side streets, without comerciants or stores. There you will find the real Venice and romantism.
Beautiful pictures, I especially like the one on the second row and column. The building just pops out amongst the others and attracts the eye.