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The 2014 Terrence Higgins Trust Auction catalogue

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Venice photograph © Shutterstock/ Gurgen Bakhshetsyan<br />

VENETIAN LUXURY BREAK<br />

Flights plus two night stay in a five star luxury hotel<br />

- <strong>The</strong> Bauers - in a deluxe room with breakfast.<br />

Founded in the 5th Century and spread over 118 small islands,<br />

Venice is an extraordinary architectural masterpiece. It houses<br />

works by some of the world’s greatest artists such as Giorgione,<br />

Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese and others.<br />

Follow in the footsteps of Casanova and Lord Byron as you take in the timeless beauty and<br />

architectural magnificence of Venice. Step into a Gondola and explore the waterways or step<br />

onto terra firma and take in the view from the Rialto Bridge. Visit Saint Mark’s Basilica and<br />

treat yourself to a hot chocolate in Caffe Florian – Venice’s oldest cafe – once frequented by<br />

Casanova himself.<br />

What better way to enjoy your break than by staying in <strong>The</strong> Bauers This luxury, five star hotel<br />

in Art Deco style has a contemporary look and feel, giving guests the opportunity to experience<br />

the life of Venetian palazzo living.<br />

As Truman Capote said: ‘Venice is like eating an entire box of chocolate liqueurs in one go.’<br />

Must be taken between 2 April - 2 December <strong>2014</strong> (excludes all weekends during the high season,<br />

Carnival, Biennale and Film Festival plus the first weeks of June and September). Flights are subject<br />

to availability. Venice City Tax not included.<br />

£2,000 - £2,500<br />

Donated by: <strong>The</strong> Bauers, John McCaffrey<br />

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