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Everyone loves Venice! Consider hiring a private tour to get the most out of your visit.
Source: Make the Most of Your Private Venice Tour with These tips
After a difficult two years, starting with the acqua alta floods in late 2019, and the more recent coronavirus pandemic, tourism is returning to Venice, and the “City of Canals” wants to make tourism sustainable, and avoid overcrowding.
Source: Venice will require tourists to pre-book visits to control overcrowding
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Improving Projections, Predictions and Protection in the Face of Expected Sea Level Rise… A new assessment of flood risk in Venice indicates that the impact of higher emissions on relative sea level rise during this century will be critical in planning future defence infrastructure for Venice and other coastal cities, state the authors of a new special issue published in Natural Hazards and Earth System Sciences today.
Source: The Future of Flooding in Venice – “Sea Level Is a Nasty Beast”
You’ll go to the Rialto food market with Prue and enjoy a cooking demonstration, exclusive talk and gala dinner with her aboard this seven-night luxury Uniworld cruise.
Source: Exclusive for MoS readers: Discover Venice on a cruise with Prue Leith
Source: From Milan to Venice: 4 Best Ways to Get There | PlanetWare
Don’t sit. Don’t eat. Don’t swim. And for goodness sake, don’t stand still.
Source: All the things tourists are not allowed to do in Venice
Famous for its architecture, art and irresistible cuisine, the Floating City is incredibly easy to navigate and makes a truly unforgettable pre- or post- cruise stay, says Liz Jarvis…
Source: Venice City Guide
Italy – Venice and its Lagoon
Welcome tourists! In this edition, Dos Mundos will talk about a very romantic city, the city of the gondolas. Dos Mundos is talking about Venice, Italy. The city that was founded in the 5th century and that is located on an archipelago that is formed by 120 small islands joined together by 455 bridges. It is a city with a lot of history and that stood out for several centuries for being one of the main ports of Italian trade, with important imports of Asian products, mainly silk and some spices.
Read more from source: Wonderful World: Discover Venice – Dos Mundos Bilingual Newspaper
“I wanted to help people understand Venice, and Venetian food, outside the lens of a tourist.”
Read more from source: Believe it or not, Venice has a distinctly non-touristy side — here’s
Italy – Venice and its Lagoon
Read more from source: Walking on Water – Indian Express
