Jacket Mango, shirt dress Banana Republic (old), boots Ebay
When
we decided to embark on a road trip through Italy, we had no specific plan. We
picked locations we wanted to see but had no limit on how long we’d stay in
each place. That’s the fun of travelling in a camper. You stay as long or as
short as you want. We also visited a few places we hadn’t even heard about or
planned to visit. I highly recommend not using highways when travelling through
Italy. Not just Italy, any country. When you choose highways, you can’t get
surprised on your trip. You will only go from point A to point B without any
chance of stumbling upon a village or a medieval town you hadn’t originally
planned to visit. Yes, the drive may be longer (at times, but not always) but
you will get to see the country, not just the cities. Explore! Enjoy!
Our
first stop was beautiful Venice. It’s only 7 hours from Belgrade or hours from
Rovinj, which was our previous stop. We arrived at night, so we waited till the
next morning to visit this majestic city. It’s definitely unlike any other place
you will visit. I’ve heard before one
day is more then enough to visit this gorgeous city but I will highly disagree.
If your plan is to rush through it just to take a few pictures, then maybe a day
is enough (though you will be exhausted as it still covers a large area). But
if your plan is to really explore the city and get lost in the streets, enjoy a
meal or two, experience Venice at sunrise, take a boat ride on the big canal or
take a gondola ride through smaller canals (which I highly recommend, despite your
opinion that this is too touristy), then you will need at least 3 days. I
assume the city is too crammed with tourists in the summer. We were there in October
and it was still packed, so I am glad we didn’t come in the summer. It was
still warm enough but not hot. Though it was busy, you didn’t have to bump into
people as you walked, which happens in the summer months, in full season.
And
if you’re wondering if you can wear heels when visiting Venice, the answer is
Yes! There are no unwalkable cobble stones, so you won’t twist y our ankle if
you wear heels. This is the outfit I wore on my second day in Venice. It was a foggy
morning and I was a little chilly in this outfit, but couple of hour later, sun
came out and I was worn again.
I
hope you enjoy the outfit and the pictures.
Ciao!
Sasha<3
Great post, you look beautiful as always! Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteYou look very beautiful in long boots!
ReplyDeleteAlone in romantic Venice...
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A maiden came, in heavenly bright array,
Like the fair creatures of the poet's lay
In realms of song. My yearning heart was heal'd..."