serial seducer a new museum in venice showcases casanova. instant gratification the enduring appeal of the polaroid. and insider travel tips a barcelona blogger shows us around town. the word casanova is part of common everyday speech synonymous with womanizer but the man who is actually responsible for its meaning jacomo casanova was an italian philosopher and writer from venice his own my biography called story of my life is considered one of the most authentic sources of the customs and norms of european social life during the eighteenth century well now a new museum in venice gives visitors a closer look at the other aspects of casanova's life. a trip back in time to a more lavish era many say the city of lovers on the adriatic is the most beautiful in the world but not everyone knows that venice is also the birthplace of one of the most famous lovers of all time. casanova. he was born in this alley in seven hundred twenty five. a small marble plaque commemorates one of the city's most colorful sons. i admire him a lot his not only of a

legendary lover a new museum in venice showcases casanova. blossoming art danielle austin's and top floral designer friend in belgium. mr clean klaus dove and creates art by washington brian we surface it. when we hear the word casanova we tend to immediately think womaniser but in fact casanova was actually an italian philosopher and writer in venice jacomo casanova was a seducer to say the least but his autobiography story of my life is considered one of the most authentic sources of customs and norms of european social life during the eighteenth century while now a new museum in venice gives visitors a closer look at other aspects of casanova's life. a trip back in time to a more lavish era many say the city of lovers on the adriatic is the most beautiful in the world but not everyone knows that venice is also the birthplace of one of the most famous lovers of all time jack of all casanova. he was born in this alley in seven hundred twenty five. a small marble plaque commemorates one of the city's most colorful sons. i admire him a lot his

venice is one of europe's most populous cities with tourists that many residents say what was once a blessing has now become a curse many a sick of the huge numbers of visits his you traipse through the city every day saying a distraught normal life for locals but not much longer because the town and city has come up with a way to turn back some tourists at peak times and assessing it out this long holiday weekend. the city of gone there was of canals. and of overcrowding. last year nearly thirty million people visited venice many flocking to see the same famous sights but this week their path may be blocked responding to complaints from local residents the city's mayor has installed automated gates to control the flow of pedestrians through the most well trodden areas. i think it's a good idea a little boy a city we cannot accept mass unchecked tourism tourism should be unintrusive obvious blooded. although gates remain open much of the time police can shut them to divert foot traffic to other areas when the streets become too crowded but as visitors to venice continue to come in la

in venice the renowned museo cordura mounted an exhibition of missions photos. the home of mars show portraits of the diverse people of azerbaijan. who did so and venice the persons of other but tom you had female man european people or the people who did mag interviews before with them what was the topic we are on what was remarkably for you when you read interviews i was invited to do a commission in azerbaijan which once was a part of iran in the night century so we share a lot of traditions and we were all their aspirations and in fact many of the people's ancestors in azerbaijan are persian or turks our name is and. you know i it's multiple ethnicities so i thought what would be great is to do a project that sort of really questions this idea of homeland for a country that it's a cost of so many different type of people from different ethnicities religions languages but they're all cause that by your own home and this was very poignant for someone like myself again that i had a very problematic relationship to home. spoke to every one of the my my subjects

these cruise ships are six times taller than the tallest house in venice.dola, jump in a venetian boat, that are small, that are respectful of the scale of the city, come in a small boat, and don't come with these monsters that really are destroying our city. and, although venice is not currently on this cruise ship's itinerary, some protesters on the spanish island of majorca are not happy that she will be regularly visiting their capital palma. there is no doubt that for some people cruising is a great way to see the world. travelling in comfort as you tick off multiple destinations over the course of a week or two. by 2020 it is estimated that almost 27 million of us per year will decide to holiday this way. so expect to see more of these super ships take to the seas over the coming years. but let's hope that through dialogue and maybe more regulation, everyone stays happy, not just the holiday—makers. still to come on the travel show: coming up, i head to the bridge to meet the man who captains this colossal cruise ship. we try to keep it as calm as pos

last year nearly thirty million people visited venice many flocking to see the same famous sites but this week their path may be blocked responding to complaints from local residents the city's mayor has installed automated gates to control the flow of pedestrians through the most well trodden areas. i think it's a good idea for a city that we cannot accept mass unchecked tourism tourism should be unintrusive is obvious blooded. although gates remain open much of the time police can shut them to divert foot traffic to other areas when the streets become too crowded but as visitors to venice continue to come in larger numbers the small city is urging tourists to think before they visit but we are advising tourists who want to spend a single day in venice to avoid coming on the most popular days. if the mayor succeeds local venetians may win back some peace and quiet. to sports now the formula one grand prix in azerbaijan gets underway in just over an hour with overall leader sebastian fattal starting from pole position for this fourth race of the season the ferrari driver posted all f

what was published in one thousand twelve was a sensation thomas months death in venice is a story of love madness and ruined man himself called the book a tale on the ecstasy of destruction. for the one nine hundred seventy one film adaptation italian director luciano viscounty found a way to capture in images that sense of decline. one major change from book to film the director turns the protagonist stuff on russian buck from a writer into a musician modeled on austrian composer gustav mahler. russian bach is convalescing at a hotel in venice when he becomes obsessed with the youth and beauty of a polish border. what follows is an ecstasy of music and imagery. number six on our list all's quiet on the western front. remark turned to own trauma as a soldier in the first world war into a global bestseller. already in one thousand thirty just one year after it was published and it sold more than three and a half. copies worldwide. and i don't think steve and i mentioned his theory my true subject was a purely humanist was that a young man eighteen years old someone who should be confr

right but you know the people of venice that they want that.oh yes i know what you know adhering to there's been a lot of controversy about this mass tourism in venice in reach recently isn't it but typically talking not about people i think who would go to a museum this is pictures of these huge cruise ships on the. all the nations the locals don't like they're not against tourism as such because a lot of the money that way but this is so extraordinary sight to see rate is that those cruise ships and they have actually been banned now however they've got to deepen the harbor in ma give up. on the coast before the cruise ships and go there so they're going to be still going there for a couple of years i mean it's it does destroy the sort of precarious ecosystem of the lagoon and it brings a lot of pollution and brings a lot of tourists that just for a couple of ass and but that's going to change is going to take a bit of time ok well it should only take a couple of hours probably in the museum right so. and if our viewers want to find out more

plus venice plans new measures that would give tourists a rocky ride. by the springtime flowers of a mountain late. to the first snowfall on a winter's day. we had some really nasty weather across the eastern side of the mediterranean flooding rains into israel into jordan pushing a little further north was as well and some very gusty winds some sandstorms around the southern deserts of israel pushing up into syria this circulation has been spinning away for some time for the showers here as we go through friday evening across into iraq some heavy downpours here back that also seeing some of that wet weather and still a little unsettled there into central and southern parts of syria further racist on it like twenty seven twenty eight celsius workable over the next couple of days i was will make their way a little further east which is we go on through sas stay behind that bright skies do come back in balance so will settle down in the levant last process dry weather coming in then so that the flash flooding easing away eventually want to show is a possi

now venice is planning unprecedented crowd control measures which will separate tourists from locals in the city this may day holiday weekend visitors driving over the main bridge into the city might be stopped if they have not reserved a space in one of the car parks if the main pedestrian routes to the popular reale to bread jensen mark's square gets too busy tourist will be diverted down alternative streets leaving the main roads free for locals and approaching st marks from the water will also be tricky as boats will not be allowed to more near the square either so for more on this i'm joined in the studio by simon calder his travel editor of the independent newspaper in the a thanks very much for coming in to speak to us i saw you looking at that map very intently of these measures aimed at why is this happening well this is a no i think pretty squarely not the sort of people who might be thinking let's fly to venice for a romantic weekend it's aimed at people from maybe slovenia maybe from austria. maybe but various in southern germany who with a public holiday weekend coming u

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and the world's first museum dedicated to jack m o casanova has just opened in his hometown of venice in its lee of course casa nervous best known as a serial womanizer in the eighteenth century society but evidently there was much much more to him than that robbing metal from our culture desk is here to tell us well welcome robin so what he wasn't chasing women what else was he doing. yeah he spent a lot of time shows you women allegedly hundreds if not thousands of the fattest and his name is synonym really isn't it for womanizing bots he seems to have found the time to have been an accomplished mathematician a philosopher wrote over forty books and indeed his memoir is one of the best tropicals that we have of eighteenth century european society. he was friends with voltaire with mozart he met benjamin franklin on his travels he met louis the fifteenth of from she traveled a great deal yes. he was he seemed to leave lead though on top of all this the very the bidness life bought and that has shown in this museum but there's a lot more to museum as well. the plot soap in the venice

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