Once in Venice, you’ll certainly want to spend time exploring the canals that connect the 118 tiny islands that make up the main section of the city. You can certainly explore by foot, which is a great way to find interesting little palazzos and back alleyways, but to truly experience the canals, you’ll want to take to the water. There are publicly operated water buses, or vaporetti, that run along specified routes and are used by tourists and locals alike to see the city and get from place to place, as well as private water taxis that you can hire to take you anywhere in the city.

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Even though we pay an average of $.50 a gallon for gas or diesel in taxes, we still get hijacked for toll money, like the bully in school taking your lunch money, the bastards! How would you like to be a trucker and pay $60. some days in tolls!