Jen Atkin’s Whirlwind European Adventure
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The water taxi in Venice. “The pasta at Da Ivo in Venice is amazing and homemade. They also have an awesome collection of art and photos covering every wall, including numerous hand-drawn pieces by Damien Hirst. Cipriani has a few offerings, and we had some delicious cold wine out by the pool, then had dinner at Cips, their more relaxed restaurant right on the water. The fresh white fish was amazing, as was the simple homemade pasta.”
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“Outside our hotel in Venice. Palazzo Barbarigo is a family-owned hotel in a historic building, but it has a great modern touch with thoughtful design. It’s located right on the Grand Canal, so it’s easy to get everywhere, but far enough from the square so you don’t have the crush of tourists. It’s a gem and the service is fantastic.”
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“This was our second time visiting the Grand Hotel Tremezzo in Lake Como, and we would gladly return again. It’s right in the center of the lake, directly across from Bellagio, has multiple restaurants and a huge, award-winning spa. There’s a floating pool on the lake, with a bar and restaurant, then another pool in the back amidst the massive sculpture gardens. There’s also a bar and an amazing pizza restaurant. The view is incredible, the staff are warm and helpful, and the beds are very comfortable."
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Il Sereno at Lake Como.
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In the garden pool at Grand Hotel Tremezzo.
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