I think it’s so solo traveling is so cool, and I like that you’re showing people that solo traveling doesn’t have to be something only the young do while on sabbatical from school. I’m only 30 but you’re inspiring me to continue to travel solo…and with company..whenever I can. Travel is a priority, it’s good for our soul! And nothing should stop us so long as we have air in our lungs, good health and the time and money (save if you must, work two jobs, do whatever to prioritize these experiences for your soul ❤) Edit: also great job editing!
My first overseas solo trip was to Florence. There is just something unique about doing a trip on your own. Looks like you had a great adventure in Venice! My favorite part of that city was getting lost and stumbling into a wonderful little restaurant that was well off the main tourist tracks. It was an excellent meal!
I'm curious what time of year you went. I had certainly heard mixed reviews, but after going, I felt the opposite. I was really happy I went because I thought the city was so pretty. I think the weather was helpful because it was cool, but the sun was shining, making everything look quite brilliant. I did keep thinking while I was there that if it was more crowded, it wouldn't have been as nice.
@@seniorsolotravel I went in March. I spent a whole day from 8 AM to 8 PM. I am a world traveler and Venice is . together with Rome a place I will not go back.
When I visited Venice we decided to stay on one of the water taxis so enjoyed a general overview of many of the sights. Another day we had a small group tour (4 people) of ‘Hidden Venice’ which was definitely worthwhile. I don’t think I would recommend a private gondola trip unless you’re planning a romantic trip on one of the small gondolas . Thank you
Non sense, some people are single. Why should they miss out on an iconic gondola ride just because they’re single? That’s nonsense and incredibly inconsiderate
I think it’s so solo traveling is so cool, and I like that you’re showing people that solo traveling doesn’t have to be something only the young do while on sabbatical from school. I’m only 30 but you’re inspiring me to continue to travel solo…and with company..whenever I can. Travel is a priority, it’s good for our soul! And nothing should stop us so long as we have air in our lungs, good health and the time and money (save if you must, work two jobs, do whatever to prioritize these experiences for your soul ❤)
Edit: also great job editing!
Well said! And thank you. At my age, the traveling keeps me active, learning and focused!
My first overseas solo trip was to Florence. There is just something unique about doing a trip on your own. Looks like you had a great adventure in Venice! My favorite part of that city was getting lost and stumbling into a wonderful little restaurant that was well off the main tourist tracks. It was an excellent meal!
Yes! I find that some of my best experiences are when I veer off my plan and discover something new! Thanks for watching and happy travels!
Venetian glass is UNIQUE in the world....
Of course, but I'm glad I went to Burano. It was lovely.
@seniorsolotravel each of the 3 islands is special for a different reason. There's always a reason to go back. 😊
Absolutely!
Waited 20 years to visit as I was not interested to go. After visiting I was happy I never went there and won't be back.
I'm curious what time of year you went. I had certainly heard mixed reviews, but after going, I felt the opposite. I was really happy I went because I thought the city was so pretty. I think the weather was helpful because it was cool, but the sun was shining, making everything look quite brilliant. I did keep thinking while I was there that if it was more crowded, it wouldn't have been as nice.
@@seniorsolotravel I went in March. I spent a whole day from 8 AM to 8 PM. I am a world traveler and Venice is . together with Rome a place I will not go back.
Your absence will be no great loss.😉
@joseeduardobtesh1651 Glad to hear it.....less crowded for those who appreciate its beauty. 👏
When I visited Venice we decided to stay on one of the water taxis so enjoyed a general overview of many of the sights. Another day we had a small group tour (4 people) of ‘Hidden Venice’ which was definitely worthwhile. I don’t think I would recommend a private gondola trip unless you’re planning a romantic trip on one of the small gondolas . Thank you
Thanks for sharing!
Non sense, some people are single. Why should they miss out on an iconic gondola ride just because they’re single? That’s nonsense and incredibly inconsiderate
@@missym877 I’m not sure why my comment was nonsensical and inconsiderate, particularly as I am a widow who travels solo.