E: 27/04 Win a trip to Venice on the Orient-Express(app download help)

weeowens

Daily Telegraph






Entry is restricted to one per person.
Watch the tick boxes.

How to enter
For your chance to win, simply download the Travel Guides app from the App Store by clicking here. It’s completely free. Then, using the app, answer the following question:
Which restaurant on the Giudecca is Anne Hanley’s favourite lunchtime stop?


answer: ?


any ideas as I am on a PC

Then click here to enter the competition


The competition closes on Sunday, April 27, 2014. Click here for full terms and conditions.

weeowens

The prize as described is available on the date of publication. 8. One winning entrant will win a trip for two on board the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express from London to Venice, or from Venice to London. The prize includes all table d'hôte menus and accommodation sharing one double cabin whilst on board. One of the passengers must be over the age of 18. Both should have a valid passport to travel (valid for at least six months beyond the return date for the trip). Winner and accompanying persons must obtain all visas, permissions and other documentation required. Belmond Limited is not liable for the costs of obtaining the correct entry documents.
9. The prize does not include any accommodation, travel insurance, food and drink, personal expenditure or incidental costs, other than where mentioned. The ticket on the train is one-way only and does not include transport for the return leg. It is the responsibility of the prizewinner to ensure they have a valid passport and travel insurance and obtain any necessary vaccinations and visas for their trip.
10. All journeys must be taken before April 30, 2015. Tickets are subject to availability and embargoes. Once booked, they cannot be amended. No change of destination will be permitted. The prize is subject to availability, non transferable and there are no cash alternatives.

debsy42

The guide says "Alla Palanca" my favourite lunchtime stop for the traditional Venetian food and the view from the tables on the Giudecca quay

The picture however shows a cafe called "La Palanca" so I'm slightly confused as to which one is correct.

Does anyone know if there's any difference between Alla and La (sorry don't know any Italian at all).

I'm pretty sure on reflection it's "Alla Palanca" as that's what the guide says so I think best to go with that

snakepilsen

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Geeky

I guess that the restaurant is called La Palanca http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g187870-d1087324-Reviews-La_Palanca-Venice_Veneto.html , and Alla Palanca means "at" or "to" La Palanca

jemie86

I agree with Geeky, 'alla Palanca' means 'at' La Palanca'.

Sunny_Saver

weeowens wrote: »

9. ...The ticket on the train is one-way only and does not include transport for the return leg...

:eek: it's a long way to hitch hike home from Venice! This comp is only for a one-way trip.:eek:

marky_p

I'd be willing to cough up for a 40 quid BA flight back to London if it meant winning this...this train journey costs over £2k!