The Ponte de Suspiria , or "Bridge of Sighs." Inside is the pathway that was used to lead criminals from the Palazzo Ducale (Duke's palace) into the royal prison. The bridge is so named because the view out those tiny caged windows was often the convict's last view of freedom.

Venice's famous bridges, canals, and gondolas.

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A beautiful picture of Kate.

The reason we drove back to Venice was to see the 2003 Bienale, a renowned international art exhibition with installations from 31 countries. (Click above to see those pictures.)

Our two-day stop in Venice was breathtaking. Venice is a city you can see in a day, but you could stay weeks and never get bored because it's so gorgeous.

Me with some Venetian street performers

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