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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Venice

Stay here. https://www.capisanihotel.it/it/

Both my parents had limited walking. My sister got married in Italy and wanted my parents to come.

This place is not on the water it is 1 block away. There are 2-3 steps to enter the hotel.  The hotel has an elevator and also has good restaurant on site.

If your mother can walk 1/2 block to the vaporetto she can ride around on the vaporetto and take short stops off of the vaporetto. My parents rode all over Venice on the Vaporetto.

My parents were both happy they went.[/quote]

+1. You just have to have realistic expectations about what you're going to do. This isn't going to be a "see everything in the guidebook" tour. I personally prefer trips where we soak up atmosphere more than running around on a timetable, myself. In fact, my college age DC, who has been all over the world, recently mentioned that our trip to Montreal last summer was his favorite trip because we just hung out and didn't try to see everything. I'm going to take that into consideration for my future trip planning. If you're both in the right spirit, it could be a lovely time hanging out in Venice and/or Rome with your MIL. [/quote]

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