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No photos were allowed inside the Doge's Palace. Therefor, the rest of the photos are a bit out of focus. These are some stairs made out of gold inside the palace.

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Same stairs.

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Different angle, again.

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Once you got to the top, the cieling was made out of gold and there was this painting right in the center.

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Better shot of the painting.

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Some random part of the cieling in some random room inside the Doge's Palace.

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View of the waters around Venice from one of the windows inside the Doge's Palace.

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Is that cieling gold? Yes. Is it also covering in giagantic, elaborate murals? Yes, again. This room was about 200 feet long.

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There was a bridge (over a canal) connecting the Doge's Palace and the Ventian prisons. Here are some photos of Jail Cell 5. Hello, Larkhill.

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5 at Larkhill.

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The locks they used on the doors.

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Entrance to St Mark's Basilica

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No gondola rides for Ammar.

5th September 2006

Ashleigh
non-member comment

Gondola much?
No gondola rides? You tool. Who doesn't go to Italy and not hop on a gondola? Next time...

30th January 2007

Jena
Jena Hazlerigs

Thanks!
I miss my summers in Italy, you brought back alot of memories! (And the museum in your picture from Florence is the Uffizi. :) )

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