day trip to Venice; The story of the Afghan cafe in Venice

After the city of Lugano; In Switzerland, I decided to come to Venice, of course I planned to stop in Milan, but because I spent a lot of time in Switzerland, I skipped Milan. The route I took from Lugano to reach Venice came with flixbus:

flixbus

Many of my friends always ask me how you travel from city to city and even from country to country in Europe, one of the most cost-effective ways is to travel by bus, before you start this post : Let me tell you the story of this company, this is the motto of flixbus Company

By now you should know that flixbus is a bus company in Europe that transports passengers to all European countries. There is usually Wi-Fi inside the bus, but not all of them. You can cross the borders of Schengen countries almost like traveling from city to city inside Iran; In short, almost all of my transportation costs between European cities and drawers were spent on this company, which is their drink, low cost and exact departure time, as their slogan is.

The picture on the left is a discount ticket that my bus driver gave me as a gift after I told him the story of my travels and that I came from Iran.

venice

It was a very interesting experience that I traveled to Venice in winter, apart from its solitude, winter had given a beautiful view to this beautiful island, colorful shops, narrow alleys, people of different types, all of them were stunning for me.

You should know that all transportation in Venice is done by boat, and they also have boats for public transportation that stop from station to station.

I traveled in Venice for almost a day and considering the time I had, I decided not to stay here longer, although I had heard that there are places to visit around Venice. In my opinion, for someone who wants to travel to Venice, maybe he can see all the sightseeing places of Venice in half a day.

Afghan cafe in Venice

After visiting this island for a day, my dear friend Sohba took me to this cafe, and when I entered, the Afghans played the song If You Are Going to Travel Across the Border and spoke to me in beautiful Afghani language, which made me feel like Iran. The thing that remained in my mind about this cafe was that there was a book by Hafez and Sadegh Hedayat on their bookshelf, as well as a middle-aged boy from Karaj who traded saffron and brought saffron to this cafe. ‌