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Kiss under the Bridge of Sighsin Venice, Italy

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Give your loved one a passionate kiss under the Bridge of Sighs, renting a gondola.
How to kiss under the Bridge of Sighs in Venice
Bridge of Sighs is on top of to-do list of any traveler in Venice. The famous landmark connects the Doge's Palace with the building of the jail.

The lovers who came to Venice give each other a passionate kiss under this Bridge of Sighs. You can hire a gondola and give your loved one a romantic trip.

Where to do?

#9Bridge of Sighs in VeniceBridge of Sighs

Bridge of Sighs is a bright tourist attraction of Venice, under which all the lovers kissing during a romantic stroll on a gondola.

How much?

rent a gondola - €80.

Tips and hints

it is better to go for a walk under bridge in the morning, because of many tourists who want to kiss under the bridge too, especially in the afternoon.

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