Venice-Italy - A beautiful city to embark or debark from a cruise!

Venice, Italy

The Port of Call Venice, Italy is a beautiful and unforgettable city to embark or debark from a cruise. Bring your camera there are lot's of photo opportunities here.

Venice, Italy is one of those rare and beautiful cities on the Mediterranean you will never forget. This would be an outstanding place to spend a few days before or after a cruise to take the time to explore this amazing city. I hope you have enjoyed the last 14-days on the Norwegian Jade as we cruised the Mediterranean. #CruiseLikeaNorwegian 

Celebrity Cruises offers lovely cruises to this amazing Port of Call.  I love the service and touches of LUXURY that celebrity provides each of it's customers!  #Celebritycruises

Celebrity Cruise gives you terrific opportunities with their shore Excursions to visit and explore this beautiful city.

Princess Cruises offer many fantastic cruise's to Venice also. Whatever cruise line you choose to travel on you will always enjoy Venice, Italy.  Princess Cruises service and Itineraries are always amazing. #comebacknew 

Venice, Italy-Norwegian Cruise Line #CruiseLikeaNorwegian

The port of embarkation for the Norwegian Jade is #Venice. This city has many nick names including the City of Bridges, City of Lights, City of Water and Queen of the Adriatic Sea to name a few. A beautiful city to begin a fantastic cruise of the Mediterranean on board the Norwegian #Jade. #CruiseLikeaNorwegian

I love Venice don't you?  Here is a view of San Giorgio Maggiore which is now the headquarters of the Cini Foundation arts centre, known for its library and is home of the Teatro Verde open-air theatre.

Nothing is as romantic as a Gondola Ride! Don't you agree?

There are lot's of great shore excursion in Venice. You can visit the Glass Factories, Museums or just explore this interesting city on foot.

St. Mark's Basilica dominates St. Mark Square. This square is generally known as the "the Piazza" (la Piazza). Napoleon called the Piazza San Marco "the drawing room of Europe".