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Old Feb 26, 2016 | 10:39 am
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sophiesophie
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The place is in Cannaregio (I looked there based on suggestions in other posts.) It does say it has AC, but it says it may be restricted to certain hours. A review from a few years ago said it didn't work. I think I can live. I'll have to bring a mosquito net!

For the cooking class, I haven't decided yet, but am leaning towards one around the Mirano area in the country.
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