'Foreign pigeons are not afraid of human."

Venice has more than a thousand year's history of making glass. The man on photo was making a glass bottle using the traditional way. It was a good show.

Venice is also famous for its masks.

I think the ppl there must lead a totally different life which i'm unable to imagine.

This is a back door of some body's home. in fact, the city is divided into blocks, and there are ususally bridges to connect each block, so it's needn't to take a boat if u want to get to other places of the city.

Me and SOMEother team members decide to take the Gondola, which costs each ppl 25 euro dollars(250 RMB). This pic was taken on the Gondola. They said the boatman of Gondolas are all very rich and have high reputation in Venice. And there are some strict rules to become a Gondola boatman. Whatever, Gondola is one of the most important tradition of Venice.

Boatman

Another picture taken on Gondola

A kind oldman accepted my suggestion to take a photo

The gate of San Marco Square, these two columns are attractive.

This is where those gondola park.

A bronze statue in Venice.

The hotel we lived in Pisa. All facilities can be used by its customers, and they are free.

After Venice, in the fourth day, we went to Austria.

It's interesting that when u travel from one European country to another, u won't feel anything. There's no toll-gate between countries, our bus just drive from one country to another, no obvious national boundary was spotted. Our tour guide told us, Europe is just like a big country, and European countries are like provinces. Think back in our country, it wouldn't be this easy to travel from one province to another...

Austria is a country full of mountains, we saw them all the time beside the expressway.

Along the expressway...

Along the expressway...it's pretty far from Italy to Vienna...