Gondola crossing of Grand Canal
This is the gondola that takes you from one side of the Grand Canal to the other side for 2 euros, on the other side we have Venice's Court and Rialto fish and veggies market.
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DIMITRIOS TSAKIRIS 06/07/2016 23:44
I like it a lot, nicely captured a relaxed time...Patricia González Schütz 28/06/2016 12:29
Hi Mark, I really don't know but I suppose is for speeding up the crossing since many might work on the other side of Grand Canal and the fact that the Court is right on the other side and the market too.Mark Billiau. 28/06/2016 9:54
Nice view of Venice !Why are there 2 gondoliers on this gondola ?
Mark
William.W61 28/06/2016 4:50
A nice picture, it and your other pictures all give us a series of guide of touring the city.If I go to Conegliano, Maybe you are the best tour guide.
Good luck.
Yuanshan
Patricia González Schütz 27/06/2016 12:31
:)) @ Raimo...no it isn't, the cheapest way is to go ahead (10-15 minute walk) until Rialto Bridge and cross it, and it costs nothing :)) (I'm teasing you...)Raimo Ketolainen 27/06/2016 12:16
Is this the cheapest way to gross Grande canal over water?Sue Thompson 27/06/2016 10:48
A much better way to cross that canal than by a boat with a motor....... and it keeps the Gondolier in work.:))
Harold Thompson 27/06/2016 10:21
Good view of the gondola set again the ornate buildings:-)) Harold