Basilica Cattedrale Patriarcale di San Marco

Here are a few shots of Venice which I could not include in any of my previous posts. The subject of the shots are, shall we say, atypical and somewhat abstract.

Venetian Underpass

Venetian Street scene

San Marco square reflection

St Marks Basilica

San Marco Tower

Venice Street scene

San Marco Square

Tables and Chairs

Venetian Door Knocker

San Marco Square reflection

Ghostly Venice

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My girlfriend and I recently visited Venice for a long weekend, which was a first for both of us. Being one of the most renowned places to visit in Europe, I was naturally keen to take my camera and take full advantage of the sights on offer – and take advantage I did, with nearly 1500 pictures taken over a 3 day period. My first post, which will be one of many over the next few months, was taken from the top of San Marco tower, providing stunning views of the city. Unlike the first two days which were hot and sunny, the conditions were somewhat overcast, not that I am complaining. If you ever have the opportunity to visit Venice, do not hesitate – it may not be one of the cheapest destinations, but the sights and native Venetians make it a must.