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Take bus 2 to the last stop, ''Viale don Sturzo'', go to ''Via Vallon'' and go to the end of the street where you will find a small path leading to the AGIP fuel station on the highway. | Take bus 2 to the last stop, ''Viale don Sturzo'', go to ''Via Vallon'' and go to the end of the street where you will find a small path leading to the AGIP fuel station on the highway. | ||
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| + | VEnice offers a wide range of accommodations. A cheap and still confortable possibility is the Bed and Breakfast solution. | ||
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| + | ===Bed and Breakfast=== | ||
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| + | *'''[http://www.cadelpozzo.it Bed and Breakfast Ca' del Pozzo], S.Marco 2612, tél. ''+39'' 041 2413875. Double rooms from 69 EUR. | ||
==Public Transport== | ==Public Transport== | ||
Revision as of 12:11, 15 March 2009
Venice is a city in Italy. The city itself is a collection of islands. You will probably arrive and leave through Mestre.
Hitching Out
Hitching out of Mestre is really hard. There is a roundabout with a petrol station very close to the highway in Marghera that looks good on Google Maps but is very bad, at least for going East.
(You might want to try taking bus #14 towards the highway.)
Take bus 2 to the last stop, Viale don Sturzo, go to Via Vallon and go to the end of the street where you will find a small path leading to the AGIP fuel station on the highway.
Where to Stay
VEnice offers a wide range of accommodations. A cheap and still confortable possibility is the Bed and Breakfast solution.
Bed and Breakfast
- Bed and Breakfast Ca' del Pozzo, S.Marco 2612, tél. +39 041 2413875. Double rooms from 69 EUR.
Public Transport
You can get bus tickets for local buses for 1,10 euro (in the bus they cost 1,80 euro). The boats to get to other islands are ridiculously expensive (6,50 euro for 1 hour). You could risk going without a ticket on one stop, the fines are around 40 euro.
