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Venice is one of the most romantic cities, now we will see it together on a walking tour. There are 417 bridges and 177 canals in Venice.
Houses are numbered according to neighborhoods, not according to streets as is common.
There are approximately 350 gondolas and about 400 gondoliers in Venice. The boats have an average length of 11 meters.
Houses are sinking at a rate of 1-2 mm per year.
The city stands on 118 islands and oak stilts.
It is illegal to feed pigeons in Piazza San Marco.
There are about 500 gardens in the city, mainly in the courtyards of houses.
The narrowest street is Calle Varisco, with a width of 53 cm. Different designations are used for streets and squares than in the rest of Italy:
- Campo - square
- Calle - street
- Salizada - main street
- Ramo - side passage from the street
The carnival was held every year the day before Ash Wednesday (now more days).
The city of Venice (Venezia in Italian) can be found on the northernmost coast of the Adriatic Sea, built between endless lagoons. More than 261,000 inhabitants live in the city. The old town offers countless sights. It consists of six main districts: Santa Croce, Cannaregio, Dorsoduro, San Marco, Castello and Giudecca. The newer part on the mainland is called Mestre. The islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello are inherent to Venice; as well as boats, bridges and a carnival.
The city of Venice was founded in 810 on the Rivoalto islands in the middle of the lagoon. The inhabitants of Malamocca, at that time an important center, decided to do so after constant raids by enemies. After the collapse of the Western Roman Empire, it became the center of the Mediterranean, mainly thanks to trade with the Orient.
Soon the Serenissima Repubblica di Venezia (Serenissima Repubblica di Venezia) was established, which lasted until the 18th century. The head of state was the Doge, who lived in the Doge's Palace. Venice achieved its greatest fame in the 11th to 15th centuries, when Istria and Dalmatia (now Croatia), and later the region up to the Alps, were added to the Republic of Venice. The republic officially ended only with Napoleon Bonaparte's campaign on May 14, 1797, and it became the territory of the Habsburgs.
In the period 1848 - 1849, a separate unit was created for a short time, which was supposed to continue the tradition of the Republic of Venice. In the following years, the city again belonged to Austria-Hungary, but soon (1866) it was annexed to the new, united Garibaldi's Italy. In 1987, Venice was added to the UNESCO list. Smooth Piano Jazz Instrumental Music Relaxing background music for relaxation.This video takes us on a dreamy, romantic stroll through the enchanting streets and canals of Venice, Italy, accompanied by the soothing melodies of Jazz music.
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30.11.-2.12.23. I WILL RELAX IN BEAUTIFUL VENICE.😇😇🤠🤠👍✌

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Hope to back to Venice 😊

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Nice post

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Thank you

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Venice is a charming city that I love to walk around and I am always discovering new beautiful places to visit. Long live beautiful Italy.