With the Feast of the Seven Fishes behind us, it's time to start looking forward to New Year's Eve. One of our readers sent us this story about New Year's Eve in Venice. Apparently Venetians get to look forward to a massive "kiss-in" with more than 60,000 people locking lips as they enter 2009. Apparently that's how many people showed up last year. The party begins at 10pm to allow for various rounds of practice kisses. Here's a link to the press release.
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Christmas in Venice is actually quite unique. Not a lot of tourists, some nice markets in campos and small decoration.
Posted by: Venice Travel Guide | October 09, 2009 at 01:59 AM