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Venice is known as "City of Water" in the sense that its urban fabric is not only crossed by waterways, but it is also completely surrounded by water. The city's shape can be compared to a big fish, characterised by two characteristic and unique transport systems - waterways and routes accessible only on foot. In this environment, unique in the world, public transport is guaranteed by a network of waterways which develop in, cross through or circumnavigate Venice to reach the most distant points: the islands in the lagoon.
Perhaps not everyone knows that the difference between right berthing and left berthing is established with your back to the water. |
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CIRCULAR LINES
These lines with a roughly circular route connect the perimeter of the city touching points of great cultural and commercial interest throughout the area.
With the circular lines, you can easily reach the islands of Lido and Murano (famous for its glass products), passing through or starting from the railway station, Piazzale Roma and near Piazza San Marco.
With the circular, you can also get off and reach Venice City Hospital after a short walk along a route free from architectural barriers. |
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