An unplanned weekend in Italy, Lido di Jesolo (1st day)
In April my friends went to Italy by car for the weekend. The destinations were Jesolo and Venice. They had one more room in the car, so it was obvious for me to join them.
The hotel I stayed located on the other side of the city than my friend’s hotel because I took a reservation later than them and it was a sudden decision to join this trip. It wasn't a problem because I could explore the town at least.
Lido di Jesolo is a very friendly small town with a lot of restaurants, hotels, shops and the longest sandbeach of Italy. In April the weather was too cold so I couldn’t swim in the sea. But this weather was perfect to walk around in the city and enjoy other activities.
In this month there weren't many tourists here, so I enjoyed undisturbed visiting the city. I show you some pictures about this lovely city, Lido di Jesolo and its wonderful sandbeach.
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