Santa Maria del Giglio's stunning facade faces a long street to the commuter gondola. With an admission charge, I only admired the outside. I don't understand why anyone would charge a fee to enter the house of God.
This tower was slanted in a very scary way.
A water bus stop stood at Chiesa di San Samuele, and there was a little bit of open waterfront to see the other side.
Venice's alleys are quite well sign-posted to help the lost traveler. The yellow sign points to the direction of a major attraction.
The Grand Canal bent just north of the water bus stop, and I sought another opening to take pictures of the other section of this waterway. Good that the Rialto Bridge is in sight. I've been looking for a decently-far place to capture the whole bridge and the surrounding buildings.
Across from Teatro La Fenice, the tables and chairs are out and you can enjoy a drink on the square.
After wandering around the alleys, lost part of the way, I found my way back to the Accademia Bridge to Dorsoduro.
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