I’m a big fan of travelling off season, and Venice in winter is the perfect example of why. The city feels like a different place compared to the gaudiness of high summer; in winter it becomes a place for easy and endless wandering through empty streets bathed in fog or soft sunlight. Everywhere is serene and ridiculously atmospheric, not to mention hopelessly romantic. This is no tacky romance, though; it’s more Lost in Translation than Titanic.
But I won’t go into too much detail here – I wrote another post about why you should visit Venice in November – instead I’m just going to let the photos do the talking. Hopefully they’ll convince you of the magic Venice has to offer during one of Europe’s worst months for travelling. In fact, I’d actually say I prefer it…
So if you’re wondering when is best to visit Venice, or are looking to go away somewhere in early winter, how about Venice in November?
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Perfect!
Thank you!! :)
wow, breath taking
Thanks a lot, Venice at dawn/dusk is the most magical place :)
Really amazing photos you have here :)
Thank you so much!
Beautiful Justine. Wish i could go back there again!
Thank you :) I would love to go back again too… maybe one day!
ohh soooo pretty!!!!
Your photos are gorgeous! Venice is definitely on my travel bucket list.
ps – fellow midlands-er here with a lot of wanderlust! Your blog is quenching my thirst for travel :P
Thanks Polly! Great to meet a fellow midlandser :) Even though I’ve been, Venice is still on my bucket list too!