You’ll find this park in the upper, outer quadrant of Cannaregio, off Calle del Capitello. It was a gloomy, cool day in early January when I wandered through. It must look very lovely when the sun is out. I had the place all to myself, except for the odd piece of statuary.
This could be a nice place to take your picnic lunch, it’s shady and there are a few benches to rest for a little while.
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Bert! If you’re there, what props do you need? The laurel wreath is optional. 🙂
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What a wonderfully quirky place! I notice that there is an empty pedestal availalble for a bust of Bert when he gets there!
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We’ll keep our eyes open for this odd trio when we out in the “Hood”.
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You’ve got so much to explore in your sestiere. You could spend your whole visit just there!
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Would be especially lovely on a sunny day.
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I wondered if it was a park that gets used by parents and children in nicer weather.
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Has Jan got really heavy feet? 🙂
[Sorry]
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You know you’re not sorry, Bert! 🙂 There’s a lot more to see in that park, so you should haul your heavy feet there one day, also,
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Looks lovely Yvonne, think I ‘ll give it a visit when I am there,
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It is definitely a place to take the weight of your feet. It’s not far from Sant’ Alvise.
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You are so right, Big Al! And, it’s far off the beaten path, so privacy is almost guaranteed! Are you still up the coast?
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Yvonne….looks like a tough crowd for a comedian….no humor on those faces…lol!
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Too right! They must be the straight guys, eh?
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You know it’s all very simple Yvonne…you just have to go back when the sun is out! Lovely place to sit and relax and to contemplate.
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