Venetian Navigator
Internet Access in Venice

ABOVE: Venetian Navigator's customers include foreign tourists, Italian business travelers, and local residents..

Checking e-mail and looking up information on the Web can be a hassle while traveling, as I explained in my article on Keeping in Touch by E-mail. The simplest way to get on the Net is by visiting a cybercafé or Internet point that rents computer access by the minute. In Venice, Venetian Navigator is a convenient place to visit when you need to go online.

To use Venetian Navigator's computers, you simply buy a 15-, 30-, 60-, 180-, or 300-minute card. Rates are quite reasonable, and there's a discount for students with valid ID. Here's the good part: You're charged only for the minutes you actually use, which means you can save unused minutes for your next visit.

In addition to high-speed DSL access via its own computers, Venetian Navigator offers laptop connections. You can also write documents, take pictures with Venetian Navigator's digital cameras, edit photos and send electronic greeting cards, copy your own digital camera's images to floppy disks or CD-ROMs, send or receive faxes, and print documents or e-mail on a 600-dpi laser printer. International phone cards are also available.

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Location and hours:

Venetian Navigator
Calle Casselleria 5300
Castello
Phone/fax 041 2771056

Open 7 days a week
Summer: 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Winter: 10 a.m. - 8:30 p.m

Related Web Site:

Venetian Navigator
Click "English," then see "Where we are" for directions from the Piazza San Marco or the Rialto Bridge.

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