Just keep walking... just keep walking.

No surprise, lots of walking. 😜 Many wonderful places to hide and get lost but kayla actually did a great job of remembering where our hotel was, very impressed!

(Photo 5) It is the only covered limestone bridge in Venice. The baroque style arched bridge was designed by Antonio Contino. Taking 2 years to complete, it began construction in 1600. Criminals and traitors were sentenced in the Doge’s Palace (court room) before crossing to the prigioni nuovi (jail) where their lives would typically end in misery, illness and death. And prisoners would sigh as they crossed to the prison because they were seeing their beloved city for the last time.
(Photo 9) look over Kayla's right shoulder. The doge (chief magistrate) used to stand here to announce the death sentences. The pink colour symbolizes blood. The executions then took place between the 2 columns. From between the columns, the condemned could watch the clock tower to see the exact hour of their death.

We found our restaurant for tomorrow hidden in a back ally, bought some souvenirs and ran across some street performers.

I LOVE VENICE! ❤️❤️❤️Okumaya devam et