Europe with Asmir and Miriam

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After a final parting photo-shot with Davide (the owner's name), we headed off. It was getting on timewise, and we wanted to return to the main island of Venice for a good evening meal.


The Cemetery Isle	A Vaporetto	Approaching the Biennale


Churches at Sunset	Public Transport, Venetian-style	View from Venetian Bus Driver's seat

Now back in Venice, and with darkness approaching, we set off wandering the streets to find a restaurant that looked interesting. We eventually happened upon a spot called 'Al Calice', that purported to be 'since 1537'. What's a 500-year old restaurant like, we thought?, and stopped there for our dinner.

Again, Asmir chose to have some amount of seafood in his meal. I can't remember what the rest of us had, but I recall it being more land-based. Overall, I thought the food was quite good, and our waiter quite friendly. I'd likely go here again someday.


Clock-tower in P. San Marco	Superb seafood, Asmir states...	Outside the Al Calice Restaurant

We walked back through the now-lamplit streets of Venice to the train station, where we took the train back into Mestre. In a few more minutes' walk we were back at the Hotel Montepiana.


Campanile at Night

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