Sautéed sardines, with polenta and bread, in a small café, just by the old jewish ghetto, in Venice.
It was amazing!
In Italy they have wine on tap, like beer.
I liked that. :)
Saturday, June 10, 2006
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2 comments:
The photos are amazing!
Magical Venice indeed!
Are the Venicians, friendly people?
I hope they are.
thank you!
yes, i felt they were, outside the tourist paths. and if you walk a little bit away from the places that are hightlighted in the map, you are where real, regular people live, and they seemed nice and friendly :)
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