We headed over to the right after exiting the station and immediately went over three bridges. At one point I could see seven bridges from a simple point on the edge of the canal. We joked and said that we should count the number of bridges that we crossed. After counting to nine we lost count. Venice is so different from anywhere else that we have been to, that it was hard not to be staring and gawking all the time.
A pretty big bridge over the grand canal
The sisters Leip
Boats are the main form of transportation
Two bridges visible at the same time
Construction workers heading to work
The EU flag, the Italian flag and the flag of Venice
Ladies who cross bridges
This balcony looks like it could be a diving platform
Venice's mascot
In celebration of Laura's joining us
The boat taxis are beautiful craft
Taking pictures
The FedEx boat
Nicely coordinated colors
A wrought iron bridge
I am Venicio-bot, prepare to be subjugated
A great cormorant
The bricks are so worn
A big palazza
A sea creature
Brick bridge with a wooden one in the background
We have found that the older churches tend to be less decorated
A pigeon condo?
The barber poles
Claw clips in the shape of birds
Funny cat t-shirts
Love these glasses
Dead end with a headless statue
A one person at a time alley
A tower in the distance
Much like the rest of Italy there is a church every 100 meters
So many photoshoots we can barely photobomb them all
This looks like it is a private bridge
Stopped into a visual overload mask shop
So much going on!
This mask comes with a hat and big plume
The jaw juts out just enough to allow for drinking to continue
The plague doctor masks always seemed extra creepy
Looking at the eyes is still looking at the boobs
A larger spire
A very thin spire
Japanese sake
What is around the bend?
