The Venezia Review

NOTHING AT ALL TO SEEThis is probably the one of the most disappointing places I have ever visited. It is even surprising that it is open at all. You look at pictures online and think that maybe this could be a fun day out, you take a taxi there and you pay for the taxi and entrance fee. Then you enter into NOTHING at all. Almost everything is closed and what is open (which is very little) looks tired and run down. This place could have the potential to be a great experience, maybe it was one time, but now it is just a waste of your time, energy and money. This shouldn´t be open to the public and I think maybe it would be best to close this place down for good or at least while they fix it up. My recommendation, like so many others here, is that YOU SHOULD NOT GO THERE AT ALL.

The Venezia Hua Hin is a place with a European atmosphere in Venice, Italy. There is a replica of Venice canals. There are gondolas, buildings and shops in this area as well.

It seems that this great attraction couldn’t recover from the COVID lockdown. Today we went there but nobody was there just the employees. A lot of shops are still closed. There is an entrance fee of THB 100 and THB 70 for the Trevi Fountain.

The charm of Venice, Italy, or the city of waters. The famous Venice.

A little bit underwhelming as majority of the shops were closed, feels a little bit abandoned too as it was very deserted & things were left around. We had to pay $100B to enter which was not really worth considering not much was to be seen.

It seems like I really came to Venice, full of water and buildings built by the water

The little Venetian in Hua Hin, Thailand, is not bad, you can go and see.