A memorable Venetian coffee
Aug
2006
2006
17
Napoleon called the Piazza San Marco “the finest drawing room in Europe.” Imagine to be part of this enchanted picture, sitting right in front of the cathedral, ordering a coffee while listening to a live orchestra. The Caffe’ Florian is all that. Opened in 1720, this is Italy’s oldest Cafe’. If you are traveling on a budget, you may wish to hold off on this unique experience. A simple coffee with whipped cream is $12, and the ‘music supplement’ is $6 more. That’s what I call a memorable Venetian coffee…
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it is expensive, but a trip to venezia is incomplete without an aperitivo at La Florian! Especially at sunset. Good times!
The saddest thing is you're not told of the music fee until after you've sat down and ordered your beverage of choice…