Imagining Venice | The Semiotics of La Serenissima

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Web Name: Imagining Venice | The Semiotics of La Serenissima

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Today I had the opportunity to visit the Jewish Ghetto in Venezia. This was a special moment for me because the book I read, The Girl from Venice, was about a Jewish girl who escapes from the German’s during World War II. I was really fascinated with the three synagogues we were showed. I...Read more When I first came to Venice, I wasn t totally sure what to expect. Surely, I didn t expect it to feel like a second home as it does now. What started as map-driven directional travel became an adventure to get lost, soon finding it difficult to traverse a place in San Marco I hadn t been....Read more The first week in Venice has been nothing short of amazing. Despite the jet lag, there has been so much to do and learn about in this beautiful city on the water. I can finally say that I have somewhat oriented myself and know my way around. This is the corner where Madi tied...Read more Hidden Venice Overtaken : Murano, Burano, and Torcello by Madison Starnes May 19, 2018 0 Comments Today we visited the three islands of Murano, Burano, and Torcello. I was very much looking forward to this trip from seeing photos before we left, but was shocked at the crowds we met once there. The day began fairly quietly and I was thrilled to finally escape the madness, shop around, and visit...Read more The Rising of the Sun and the Phoenix by Samantha Thein May 18, 2018 0 Comments Today we set the record for our earliest call time yet. We met at 6:30AM to catch the sunrise (and avoid the crowds) in the morning. This experience was really special because it felt as we had all of St. Mark s Square to ourselves. The only people up at this hour were men tending...Read more Ghouls and Gelato: A Trip to the Cemetery Island and More by Jackie Carlton May 17, 2018 0 Comments Today, all of us woke up early to catch the vaporetto to the cemetery island, San Michele. The island still serves the Venetian population as a place to bury deceased loved ones, but dates back to Napoleon. The cemetery island is surprisingly beautiful, with lush grounds including grass, trees, and roses. Grass is an...Read more Italian Churches and Sunsets by Laura Henrichsen May 16, 2018 0 Comments

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