> jazzmunky said on
12-06-2009 at
23:37:
I want to go there!
> iCyBLaCKRosEs said on
12-06-2009 at
12:34:
It might be empty because its just the morning, everyone probably just getting up maybe im pretty sure they are
> iCyBLaCKRosEs said on
12-06-2009 at
12:32:
I've never seen venice so empty im surprised its no fuller,its sad that its so empty:(
> pedro98076 said on
12-05-2009 at
03:55:
shitt after play AC 2 i cant stop imagine that Ezio walk in those streets hundreds years ago LOL
> souliz428 said on
12-02-2009 at
08:44:
like wise hahah
> InstrumentalsD6 said on
12-01-2009 at
14:49:
those damn TEMPLARS!!!!sorry I been playing 2 much assasins creed 2 lol
> InstrumentalsD6 said on
12-01-2009 at
14:49:
those damn TEMPLARS!!!!sorry I been playing 2 much assasins creed 2 lol
> kneegrowpls said on
11-30-2009 at
21:45:
assasin's creed 2 led me to this video lolsuch a wonderful city
> nokomarie1963 said on
11-29-2009 at
19:45:
Very good, but 1 in 5 were tourists. So sad.
> titoferni29 said on
11-29-2009 at
15:53:
I used to live there:=), Peace and tranquilityahh... hey does anyone want to do a home swap with me and my husband? 130 m2 apt with Seaviews in Spain, We would love anywhere in Italy, Greece and just about anywhere! Contact me! Woudl have to like cats! 1 kitten with mother:)
> ted750 said on
11-27-2009 at
21:24:
I honestly hope Venice can find new use in the modern world, beyond tourism. The architecture and artwork was stunning. The great history of the city is still alive and well, and I was taken aback when I saw the Porphyry Tetrarchs and Crypt of Saint Mark. The fact is that Venice has been shrinking in size and importance since Napoleon conquered the city. I can only hope that the city will regain it's importance and of course be saved from the encroaching waters of the Adriatic.
> ted750 said on
11-27-2009 at
20:56:
Well look at it, there's nobody there. I've been to Venice, and while it was beautiful and full of history, it made me sad to think of how the city has been rendered almost completely obsolete. When was the last time Venice financed a crusade? Or fought against a great Empire? Or made a great contribution to science? Or produced an artist like Tintoretto? The number of people who live and work there is just a fraction of what it once was. I'm not trying to insult Venice, it was beautiful.
> VeniceArtists said on
11-27-2009 at
18:09:
@ted750 Can you explain the vacant, silent and dead part to the people who live, work, and visit there? It's past is worth remembering, it's present may be subservient to tourism, it's future may be underwater.
> VeniceArtists said on
11-26-2009 at
17:32:
For more information about Venice I suggest the Lonely Planet Guide. Gore Vidal made a video and book about Venice called "Vidal in Venice"
> TEAMJACOB8808 said on
11-26-2009 at
10:53:
venice is beutiful
> ted750 said on
11-26-2009 at
00:20:
This is so sad..... To think of what Venice once was..... Rich, vibrant, exciting, full of life. Think of the music and boisterous crowds that once filled those empty streets. Think of the wealth and power they once wielded, the many lives it took to build those grand edifices. Think of the great men who called it home. And then look at it now; what was once the greatest city in the world lying vacant, silent, and dead.
> TEAMJACOB8808 said on
11-21-2009 at
23:32:
i realy wanna go to venice
> papeckis said on
11-15-2009 at
22:23:
there is no fucking cars in that city
> tjaquish said on
11-14-2009 at
15:41:
Great piece-felt like I was there
> DuBistMeineSeele said on
11-14-2009 at
12:28:
i might be going to Venice this summer *__* it's sooo beautiful <3
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