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In Venice it’s possible to get around mainly on foot and, in addition to visiting museums and the most famous places, it’s nice to wander in the maze of its streets to discover hidden evocative corners.After walking up and down th…

Just before you cross the lagoon, on the long road and Rail Bridge leading to Venice, you'll find “Mestre”. It's a built-up area that has developed around the major economic activities of Venice's mainland, with a port, shipyards,…

The Grand Canal winds through Venice like a long snake, dividing the city into two parts. This separation poses a problem for those who are on foot and need to get from one part to another.The need to feel one might always be able…