#World:A Tourist Denounces that a Café in Venice Charged Him a "Supplement for Music" of 7 Euros #FVDigital
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A tourist having breakfast at a café in Venice's famous St. Mark's Square was astonished by an unusual charge on their bill. In addition to two croissants and two drinks, they were charged 7 euros (approximately 350 Turkish Lira) for the music playing in the café.
One of the common denominators of the places that are great tourist attractions is that they are usually very expensive. And not just for the price of the services, but because the tourist is charged for almost everything. Or else tell a tourist who was completely surprised when he saw [...]
A tourist from Tuscany had a surprise after sitting at one of the most famous cafés in San Marco Square in Venice. The woman paid 72 euros for a toast, a salty croissant and two Aperol Spritz. On the bon there was a tax that stirred up the tourist fun.
A woman having breakfast at the famous Caffe Florian in Venice, Italy, was astonished to see a €7 charge added to her bill for ‘ambient music’ in addition to her food and drinks. She shared the receipt on social media, saying, “I have to admit I had to laugh.” There is also an entrance fee to the city center.
It's a well-known fact that Italian restaurants like to add bizarre extras to the receipt. This time, it turned out to be bizarre, even for an Italian woman herself. The tourist visited a famous restaurant in Venice, and what she saw on the receipt made her laugh.
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