Fare Type	Qty.	Passenger	Cost	Total
	2	Adult	$127.00	$406.80
Standard	1	Children 2-4	$76.40
	1	children 5-11	$76.40

Description of the Lodging

July 30, 2004- You will probably arrive at the airport in Venice at 6:00 PM. You might consider lodging in at the Locanda Conterie, in Murano, and take a rest. Single room - € 70,00 = $81.90
Double room - € 90,00 = $105.30
Triple room - € 125,00 = $ 145.25
Quadruple room - € 170,00 = $ 198.90

July 31,2004- A trip around Murano would be nice after all Murano has the worlds best glassblowers. You will probably spent up to $100-$200.

August 1,2004- Visit St. Mark's Area which includes St. Mark's little Square (where there are thousands of pigeons),St. Marks Museum($50 each person,is on the floor of the galleries and keeps precious art objects of sacred art coming from the Basilica), the St. Mark's Bell Tower, and the Sansoviniana Library ($16 each person,also called Marciana it is one of the greatest architectural masterpieces of Jacopo Sansovino; initiated in 1537 it was finished, after the death of the architect (1570)). - Info from doge.it

August 2, 2004 - You might consider going on one of the gondolas and taking a trip to see the Genius of Leonardo (da Vinci) Museum($25 each person).The n visit the The Basilica,This building is the first major work by Palladio. His challenge was to remodel the old town hall, which he accomplished by buttressing the old structure with a double loggia. This solution has parallels with Sansovino's Library in Venice. Palladio also made several trips to Rome to study ancient architecture, which resulted not only in borrowings for his own works but also in his illustrations for a Renaissance edition (1556) of Vitruvius and his own I quattro libri dell'architettura [Four Books on Architecture, 1579].(http://www.bluffton.edu)

August 3, 2004 -Take a trip to visit the San Giorgio Maggiore($25 each person ,the facade is based on two intersecting temples; a tall classical porch, reflecting the nave, is superimposed on a low broad one, reflecting the side-aisle roofs. The facade forecasts Baroque architecture in its use of niches with sculpture and strongly projecting engaged columns)(http://www.bluffton.edu)

August 4, 2004- why not take a visit to the Rotonda (Villa Capra)-This villa, located on a slight elevation a few miles outside Vicenza, was built for Canon Paolo Almerico. The square domed building is aligned with the cardinal points of the compass. Its name derives from the plan--a circle within a square. The influence of the Roman Pantheon is evident--including the unitary plan and a traditional temple porch in front of a domed interior(http://www.bluffton.edu)$50 each person

August 5,2004- For the last day of your stay, if you still want to stay 'why not die in Venice' at Cemetery Island San Michele, The Island of San Michele is just in front of the Fondamenta Nuove of Venice and is surrounded by cypresses and enclosed with high terracotta walls.Once in Venice the dead were buried in the churches' courtyards, so due to hygiene and space reasons in the XIX century San Michele and the islands nearby were assigned to be cemeteries.The cemetery is very fascinating with its sculptured tombstones and chapels.(veniceby.com). And spnd the last night at Martini Scala Piano Bar - Live music bar & restaurant open from 10.00 pm until 3.30 am. San Marco 1980, Campo San Fantin, Phone: 041-5224121

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