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Squero di San Trovaso, Venice, Italy
This active gondola shipyard, nestled on a canal, remarkably resembles an Alpine chalet.
Libreria Acqua Alta, Venice, Italy
This charming bookstore protects its precious volumes from Venice's frequent 'acqua alta' (high water) by storing them in bathtubs, gondolas, and even a full-size rowboat.
Ghetto Ebraico, Cannaregio, Venice, Italy
The world's first Jewish Ghetto, established in Venice in 1516, forced its residents to build upwards, creating some of the city's tallest residential buildings.
Basilica di San Pietro di Castello, Venice, Italy
Before St. Mark's, this basilica on its own tranquil island was Venice's official cathedral for centuries.
Campo San Giacomo dell'Orio, Venice, Italy
One of Venice's largest and most authentic squares, this 'campo' was once an orchard (hence 'dell'Orio', meaning 'of the orchard').
Mazzorbo Island, Venice, Italy
Connected to bustling Burano by a wooden bridge, this serene island is home to a rare vineyard cultivating the Dorona grape, once reserved for the Doges of Venice.
Calle Varisco, Cannaregio, Venice, Italy
This incredibly narrow calle (alley) is so tight in places that you can touch both walls simultaneously, offering an unusual squeeze through Venetian history.
Chiesa di San Nicolò dei Mendicoli, Dorsoduro, Venice, Italy
One of Venice's oldest churches, dating back to the 7th century, it was historically the parish church for the city's poorest fishermen.
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