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San Giorgio Maggiore Island: Borges Labyrinth

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Alessandro , Italy

02 Nov 2024

Good

Bella visita.

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Elisabetta , Italy

29 May 2023

Good

Labirinto di Borges: una bellissima pausa lontano ma non troppo dalla tipica Venezia turistica
Puntuali, cortesi, preparati
un grazie speciale a Bruno, che ci ha accompagnato e intrattenuto al...

Labirinto di Borges: una bellissima pausa lontano ma non troppo dalla tipica Venezia turistica
Puntuali, cortesi, preparati
un grazie speciale a Bruno, che ci ha accompagnato e intrattenuto al meglio
Elisabetta, Milano

Borges Labyrinth (Tour II)

Jana , Germany

30 Aug 2021

Excellent

Ein tolles Ort. Die Führung war interessant, mittels Audioguide. Ich empfehle auch den Besuch des Campanile (Eintrittspreis extra), von oben ist eine herrliche 360 Grad Aussicht.

Borges Labyrinth (Tour II)

About: Borges Labyrinth

The Borges Labyrinth, on San Giorgio Maggiore island in Venice, is inspired by the Argentine author Jorge Luis Borges' short story The Garden of Forking Paths. The maze is comprised of 3,200 boxwood plants and captures the essence of Borges' story.

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30133 Venice, 30133, Venice

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