We passed underneath Saint Mark's Clocktower and did some windowing shopping
This store was very crowded
Pretty view
Carnival masks for sale were everywhere
Becca and a friend
Becca is learning the not-so-subtle art of the photobomb.
We didn't bring a stroller for Becca because we had read about what a pain they end up being with all the bridges you need to cross over.
Hmmm, I wonder if the powers that be at this church heard about what happened to the basilica's belltower in 1902.
View of the grand canal
For those of you who have seen the creepy Donald Sutherland thriller
Don't Look Now (based on a short story by Daphne DuMaurier, who also wrote
Rebecca), we kept our eyes peeled for any little girls in red raincoats as we walked through town.
Amazing street musician who performed Mozart and Bach for us.
We were slowly but surely making our way to a museum. Away from the main tourist squares, the lanes were quiet. And quiet as in with no cars, it's really, really quiet. Venice is Europe's largest urban car free area.
Typical Venetian street
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