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The Dennis Fish No Bullshit Guide To Venice: Venice Fish

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Product Code: 9781519188601
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The Dennis Fish No Bullshit Guide To Venice: Venice Fish

$9.75
 
In this unique and spectacular and funny common- sense guide to the pearl of the Adriatic, Dennis Fish, the enfant terrible of all that is bad in the British establishment takes us on a whirlwind rampage across Venice. This time Dennis is on his best behaviour as he gives us the proverbial lowdown on the best that Venice has to offer. After visiting the island and the rest of its shimmering archipelago on dozens of occasion, there is no better placed than Dennis to lead us through the traditions, museums, churches, restaurants, culture and foibles of Venice. This guide will save you money and will make sure that you get a decent night's sleep and it will also safeguard you from potential pit falls and rip offs. It is your best friend and I suggest reading it in either softback or kindle form before you plan a trip. It can be appreciated by persons of all ages and of all sexes, whether male or female, eunuch or trans sexual. It contains the most resonate information ever recorded about Venice and it dares to ask the questions that everybody else steers clear of including: Where have all the Canaletto's gone ? and Why is the provision of public toilets so poor? Yes sir, even if you had never even thought of visiting Venice in the past, this book will definitely change your mind.


Author: Karen Jane Hazell
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Publication Date: Nov 08, 2015
Number of Pages: 68 pages
Binding: Paperback or Softback
ISBN-10: 1519188609
ISBN-13: 9781519188601
 

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