It's definitely on my bucket list to do another visit there and enjoy a ride in the gondola and walk around the narrow streets there and maybe also get lost there again like I did on my first visit there years ago. I had a wonderful day there in Venice but the end of the day was terrible when I saw the news in the evening, I was there on the 9.11 (11.09.2001)
Venice is absolutely on my bucket list! My husband and I have a plan to spend 2 months traveling around Europe... Someday in the future haha... And Venice is my ultimate top spot to visit! Thank you for the tour ☺️
My husband and I are going the first time next month and we can’t wait!! We are most excited to see Doge Palace and the bookstore that’s “under water”. We are leaving on Thanksgiving and will be in Europe for a month. 17 of those days will be in Italy! Thanks for the video and mentioning the tour. Will check it out! Safe travels to you!
Ashley!!! Wow the video footage is OUTSTANDING even in the low light! Great job!! Sad video is over I could have watched another couple hours 😂! Thanks for the history we never knew all these amazing facts! Bravo! Thank you can’t wait for the next videos. ~Cara 💖
Venice was never on my radar, honestly thought it was going to be overrated, but now I’ve planned a solo stopover there next June and the more I look the more I find! So looking forward to your next Venetian upload!!
Oh wow! I loved this video Ash. How many memories. I know Venice is very touristy but worth to pay a visit every now and again. Thanks for sharing content like this.
Venice was happy to see you again! The surrounding area around Venice and the cities in northern Italy are very interesting also very close. Ash, as always all the best!
I can see why you call it magical Ash! Such fascinating history too! My goodness, a city that large with literally no roadways and having everything done via watercraft...it really is astounding to think about! Sensational Ash!
This brought back some lovely memories! There were many favorite things about Venice that I experienced but I think having fun getting lost over and over and discovering so many little hidden gems was my favorite. I only stayed two days but I'm so grateful I got to experience this amazing place.
Great video! I have been to Venice twice. Once with my father, who has passed away, and so Venice holds a special place in my heart. I will be taking my daughter there in the spring, it will be my third time and her first. I am soooooo excited!! I cannot get enough of this special place!! Did you try the cuddle fish in black ink sauce?? A Venice specialty
One thing I learnt from visiting Venice is if visiting during a period of the monthly spring tides, the ones around the equinoxes are higher, be prepared to get wet feet, although tides in the Med/Adriatic are measured in inches, spring tides can be a couple of feet or more causing flooding in many streets and squares. Only to get worse with rising sea levels. Cheap flights in Europe are a bonus for travel throughout, few places are more than a two hour flight unless going from one edge to the other but I prefer the trains, more scenic and greener. The Venetian traders brought the silks and spices overland as more reliable than sea travel back then, using the silk and spice roads as the routes became known.
I went to Venice back in 2009 or 2010 and it was very magical and special. Unfortunately I lost my bag of all the souvenirs I bought from there (and Florence) so I'd like to go back one day and replace them!
I haven’t been in Venice yet, but I will one day for sure. It is on my bucket list, but not in the top! 🙈 I like mountains the most, nature itself, small villages etc. Less cities. 😃
Ash, Was The city of Venice it’s own country at one time? You mentioned that Venice was the richest country in the past. Very interesting info! Great video 🎉❤😊 Thank you!
Hey!!! I guess it was not a country but what’s called a “City State” same same but different lol “Venice became part of Italy only very recently, in 1966. Since 697C.E., in fact, Venice was a free and independent Republic for 1.100 years. This makes the Venetian Republic the longest-lasting form of Government in the world, ever.”
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh 1. excuse me for using ur platform to tell my opinion 2. I’d rather sit far from traffic in a meadow , listening to the birds or myself & or friends than sitting in a cafe or restaurant or sleeping in a Hotel or walking through surrounded by hundreds of strange people ❤️ but I respect u . Some folks like New York , I think it’s a sewage bowl .
I give all another example , yes it may be obvious if u are just an American tourist that u think Paris , Venice , London may be great , to me they are just f’ed up cities , I rather get into my car & go for example to the “ mosel River , sit in the vineyard hills watch the river from above & have a bottle of local vine , or go somewhere in Italy to the landscape called toscana , or to France to Camargue , or a nice surf spot like Hossegor , or Portugal or famous Andalusia in Spain watch Flamenco music drink sometimes Vine & watch horses . Marocco (North Africa ) & Gibraltar is not far from there
@@marineforces3214 Oh I'm sorry. My comment was not an unkind one. I'm sad it came across that way. I was just curious. I appreciate you sharing with me your opinion. I like difference of opinion although I think we are not so different as I love also all the lovely things you described about the country...including traffic in a meadow.:)
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh no problem , I forgot to mention : there are cafés in very tiny villages all over too , but it maybe the possibility that u & ur friends sitting there all by urself . I do not know what u mean with traffic in or on a meadow , usually there is no car traffic except birds & maybe some insects ❤️❤️❤️ anyway I agree cities have their advantages, but only if I really want or need to be there ❤️ and speaking about cities u may check out Avignon in south France or Hossegor if u prefer the beach & little surfing . Avignon has also great history and is a city still in the middle of medieval walls , & Hossegor is touristically not that highly modern overcrowded , it still has this romantic kind of hippy flair if u start to know it better . ❤️ peace & out
Is Venice on your bucket list or have you already been? What was your favorite thing about Venice or what would you like to do when you visit? -Ash
Definitely on my bucket list. Can't wait for the food, architecture, people, everything. One day.
Went there in 2019 and loved it , it is definitely unique and lovely to walk around, also the area has spectacular storms :)
It's definitely on my bucket list to do another visit there and enjoy a ride in the gondola and walk around the narrow streets there and maybe also get lost there again like I did on my first visit there years ago. I had a wonderful day there in Venice but the end of the day was terrible when I saw the news in the evening, I was there on the 9.11 (11.09.2001)
Venice is absolutely on my bucket list! My husband and I have a plan to spend 2 months traveling around Europe... Someday in the future haha... And Venice is my ultimate top spot to visit! Thank you for the tour ☺️
My husband and I are going the first time next month and we can’t wait!! We are most excited to see Doge Palace and the bookstore that’s “under water”. We are leaving on Thanksgiving and will be in Europe for a month. 17 of those days will be in Italy! Thanks for the video and mentioning the tour. Will check it out! Safe travels to you!
I loved Venice. It’s such a gorgeous city. Can’t wait till we can go back.
Haha SAME 😁
I love Venice. I especially love just wondering along the tiny streets.
SAME!! 😁 It’s so fun to get lost and explore!
I loved Venice and can't wait to go back. Loved seeing it through your experience!
We also have many of our buildings in Amsterdam on those wooden stilts! Central station has 8,687 wooden piles under it 😮
@@aWanderlustForLife Thats amazing! I had no idea :) Its such a cool way to build in such an interesting terrain.
Venice is definitely HIGH on my bucket list! Thank you for linking the Airbnb!
Great video Ash. I enjoyed it. Have been twice to Venice. It’s one of Italy’s most charming Cities!
Venice is definitely somewhere I want to go! Great video Ash!! 💖💖
Always been on my bucket list!! Grate video!! Well done Ash!!!!!
Ashley!!! Wow the video footage is OUTSTANDING even in the low light! Great job!! Sad video is over I could have watched another couple hours 😂! Thanks for the history we never knew all these amazing facts! Bravo! Thank you can’t wait for the next videos. ~Cara 💖
Yeahhhhh I love your comment. Thank you cara for enjoying Venice with me. 😁
So fun. I learned so many facts watching this. I can’t wait for more content. It looks beautiful and I love all the history.
YEAH!! I love that!! Content you can learn from. 😁
Venice was never on my radar, honestly thought it was going to be overrated, but now I’ve planned a solo stopover there next June and the more I look the more I find! So looking forward to your next Venetian upload!!
This place looks so beautiful! Thanks for sharing this. ✌️👍🤗💖
Its so special!
Oh wow! I loved this video Ash. How many memories. I know Venice is very touristy but worth to pay a visit every now and again. Thanks for sharing content like this.
Venice was happy to see you again! The surrounding area around Venice and the cities in northern Italy are very interesting also very close. Ash, as always all the best!
Awe happiness all around really! There’s SO MUCH in Italy to explore!
Wishing all the best on your comeback
Looking forward to this series
This was the best! Can’t wait for more from Venice 😎🚤
I can see why you call it magical Ash! Such fascinating history too! My goodness, a city that large with literally no roadways and having everything done via watercraft...it really is astounding to think about! Sensational Ash!
Haven't been to Italy yet, but I'm hoping 2023 is the year! Have fun!!
This was really fun Ash thank you!
This brought back some lovely memories! There were many favorite things about Venice that I experienced but I think having fun getting lost over and over and discovering so many little hidden gems was my favorite. I only stayed two days but I'm so grateful I got to experience this amazing place.
Ttank you for this live vlog its speciall
Thanks for watching Judy!
Great video! I have been to Venice twice. Once with my father, who has passed away, and so Venice holds a special place in my heart. I will be taking my daughter there in the spring, it will be my third time and her first. I am soooooo excited!! I cannot get enough of this special place!! Did you try the cuddle fish in black ink sauce?? A Venice specialty
what a beautiful place. great video Ash.
Thank you so much Wayne
Oh my gosh! Italy!!! ❤❤❤❤
YES!! So many more Italian adventures coming :) Im so excited. -Ash
Im glad u have a cool travel buddy!
Me too!
I am heading there soon and i cannot wait
oh man!! You're going to have the best time. Theres no where else in the world like it!
Great video
I've never been but definitely on my list to visit. I would love to check out all the canals. Maybe with a private tour 🤗
I never bothered with a private tour because it was extremely expensive, it's probably like $100 Euro now haha
One thing I learnt from visiting Venice is if visiting during a period of the monthly spring tides, the ones around the equinoxes are higher, be prepared to get wet feet, although tides in the Med/Adriatic are measured in inches, spring tides can be a couple of feet or more causing flooding in many streets and squares. Only to get worse with rising sea levels. Cheap flights in Europe are a bonus for travel throughout, few places are more than a two hour flight unless going from one edge to the other but I prefer the trains, more scenic and greener.
The Venetian traders brought the silks and spices overland as more reliable than sea travel back then, using the silk and spice roads as the routes became known.
I went to Venice back in 2009 or 2010 and it was very magical and special. Unfortunately I lost my bag of all the souvenirs I bought from there (and Florence) so I'd like to go back one day and replace them!
I LOVE Ashley.
Nice....
I haven’t been in Venice yet, but I will one day for sure. It is on my bucket list, but not in the top! 🙈 I like mountains the most, nature itself, small villages etc. Less cities. 😃
I do understand that. I love being in nature as well. :)
it doesn't really feel like a city! It's definitely worth seeing once in a lifetime, it's pretty and unique
Water taxis from the airport to the main part of Venice are over €100.
Ash, Was The city of Venice it’s own country at one time? You mentioned that Venice was the richest country in the past. Very interesting info! Great video 🎉❤😊 Thank you!
Hey!!! I guess it was not a country but what’s called a “City State” same same but different lol
“Venice became part of Italy only very recently, in 1966. Since 697C.E., in fact, Venice was a free and independent Republic for 1.100 years. This makes the Venetian Republic the longest-lasting form of Government in the world, ever.”
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh That's amazing info! Would never know this otherwise. Thank you for sharing, Ash!!
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh WOW!!!!
I still don't get how they built the buildings into the water hundreds of years ago and they haven't fallen over. It's amazing!
What apps did you use to find your way around Venice? I'm going to be there for the first time, next May.
Google Maps works pretty well.
How much for airbnb?
The airbnb was $152 a night. A bit pricy but in the perfect location.
Vaporetto
Je te souhaite un bon séjour en italy ma belle colombe adorable 🌞
Thank you
Ohhhh...video ended too quick!
I have another coming soon!! Promise!
sorry , no offence , I’m a country boy visiting Venice would be to me like visiting a pile of rubble or a trash can
No Offense taken but what is it about Venice you wouldn't like? You ONLY like being in the country?
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh 1. excuse me for using ur platform to tell my opinion 2. I’d rather sit far from traffic in a meadow , listening to the birds or myself & or friends than sitting in a cafe or restaurant or sleeping in a Hotel or walking through surrounded by hundreds of strange people ❤️ but I respect u . Some folks like New York , I think it’s a sewage bowl .
I give all another example , yes it may be obvious if u are just an American tourist that u think Paris , Venice , London may be great , to me they are just f’ed up cities , I rather get into my car & go for example to the “ mosel River , sit in the vineyard hills watch the river from above & have a bottle of local vine , or go somewhere in Italy to the landscape called toscana , or to France to Camargue , or a nice surf spot like Hossegor , or Portugal or famous Andalusia in Spain watch Flamenco music drink sometimes Vine & watch horses . Marocco (North Africa ) & Gibraltar is not far from there
@@marineforces3214 Oh I'm sorry. My comment was not an unkind one. I'm sad it came across that way. I was just curious.
I appreciate you sharing with me your opinion. I like difference of opinion although I think we are not so different as I love also all the lovely things you described about the country...including traffic in a meadow.:)
@@WAYAWAYWithAsh no problem , I forgot to mention : there are cafés in very tiny villages all over too , but it maybe the possibility that u & ur friends sitting there all by urself . I do not know what u mean with traffic in or on a meadow , usually there is no car traffic except birds & maybe some insects ❤️❤️❤️ anyway I agree cities have their advantages, but only if I really want or need to be there ❤️ and speaking about cities u may check out Avignon in south France or Hossegor if u prefer the beach & little surfing . Avignon has also great history and is a city still in the middle of medieval walls , & Hossegor is touristically not that highly modern overcrowded , it still has this romantic kind of hippy flair if u start to know it better . ❤️ peace & out