[Venice, the City on

[Venice, the City on the Water, a Name That Makes You Romantic] If you were to choose the city with the most unique beauty in Italy, it would undoubtedly be Venice. From gondola drivers singing on their boats to magnificent Gothic buildings floating on the water, to the aroma of coffee wafting from cafes, it's a city steeped in leisure. With hundreds of bridges and alleys, no matter how many times you visit, you'll feel like you've discovered a new city. Get off the bus at Piazzale Roma and you'll find the water bus dock. Tickets are purchased at yellow signs that say "ACTV." Overnight travelers typically purchase a tourist card for €20, which grants 24-hour access to buses and vaporettos. The main vaporetto routes are the local Line 1 and the express Line 2. Line 1 stops at every stop from Piazzale Roma to St. Mark's Square, while Line 2 is an express route that stops only at famous destinations like Santa Lucia Station and the Rialto Bridge. If you have a lot of time to spend in Venice, I recommend taking Bus 1 and getting off at your desired destination and walking. In Venice, rather than planning a tight itinerary, a leisurely stroll around Piazza San Marco, exploring its many bridges and alleys, is a richer way to experience the city. If you smell the delicious aroma of seafood while walking, stop in for a bite and enjoy an espresso on the terrace of a cafe with a sea view. #VeniceTravel #NewYearTravel #TravelDestinationsOfALife #BeginnerPhotographer #CityTrip #VacationTravel #NewYearWelcome #NextTimeHere #Venice #Italy #ItalyTravel