Photo album from Venice - A dream of canals and burrata - Italy

Today I dream of going to Italy, more precisely to Venice.

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I dream of a caprese with sun-ripened tomatoes, an evening walk in the warm Tuscan sunset, dipping your feet in the blue waves of the cold Mediterranean and walking in small narrow alleys where you can reach between the walls of houses just by stretching out your arms. Maybe I'm simply dreaming a little extra about Italy. It's been far too long. But you can always dream away, right? Here are 40 pictures from Venice - enjoy!

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Travel blogger, gastronaut, photographer and family adventurer with over 60 countries in his luggage. Eva loves trips that include beautiful nature, hiking boots and well-cooked food. On the travel site Rucksack, she takes you to all corners of the world with the help of her inspiring pictures and texts.
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