Caffe Aurora da Venice

quite average for the caffes on the piazza san marco, maybe a little less expensive because they don't seem to have their own live music and less snacks.

that is one of the four cafes on the markusplatz. they're all on curs because of the situation, but for me it's worth it. he has not lived.

extremely terrible service overpriced food and drinks. my guess is that everyone here had a terrible experience and came to help him give a bad review coz.

the florian is undoubtedly the most famous and historic coffee of venecia, in the mimisima square of san marco. the internal distribution is very interesting, they are small corridors open to the street that in the background have a corridor that binds them all. You can also have the coffee on an inmenad terrace, listening to music (at night) is below the arches of the square, on the side closest to the big channel. so much glamour is paid, an express Euro, a capuccino but I deserve it (only one, jajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajajaja.)

entering the Florian coffee, in the square of sans frames, it is to imagine how the vie of the xx century would be, the decoration of such magnificent salons is exquisite and you can evoke the ilotres comenales that in their day sat on the tables of lord byron a goethe, balzac, proust carain or twain among the others say that you sit down to take anything in one is

Perhaps the oldest coffee in the world, dates of the year and so the tables have passed an infinity of influential characters of all europa I was lucky to visit it in full carnival, and although a little expensive, it is worthwhile to feel moved in time to the golden age of the same serenity that we were like canons send, that is, with our Venetian costumes, and could not tell us the amount of the same serenity.

The truth is that we could have enjoyed a coffee in candles so pretty but, yes, just a coffee that said it was worth euros. However, we chose to take an ice cream and listen to the music offered by the local and contemplate the transport of tourists and waiters in the place. refined Venetian style ma troppo expensive.

We went to the carnival of Venecia and we could not miss the visit to this coffee, undoubtedly one of the oldest in the world, of the most expensive a coffee we cost one eye of the face, in particular there is no such thing. as long as we go abroad one of our must-sees is to go to a charming coffee shop that at the same time can offer you something different or typical of the place. Without a doubt this coffee does not meet the conditions we seek. I advise you for good praga coffee shops.