Cities
[edit]- 1 Venice, a canal city which was once a mighty merchant republic and the cradle of Renaissance Italy.
- 2 Bibione, a beachside town.
- 3 Caorle, a coastal town with beachside.
- 4 Cavallino-Treporti, a popular beach town, close to Venice and the lagoon.
- 5 Chioggia, a canal city famous for its cathedral.
- 6 Eraclea, a beach town, popular with families.
- 7 Jesolo, a beach town with plenty of nightlife.
- 8 Mestre, the mainland part of Venice.
- 9 Noale, an old town with many restaurants.
- 10 Quarto d'Altino, a town with an archaeology museum.
- 11 San Michele al Tagliamento has the second-most popular beach in Italy, and the Bibione spa.
Other destinations
[edit]- 1 Burano, a small canal island known for lacework.
- 2 Lido, a barrier island between the Venetian Lagoon and the sea.
- 3 Mazzorbo, a sparsely populated island known for vineyards and farms.
- 4 Murano, an island just north of Venice, known for glass art.
- 5 Sant'Erasmo, a lagoon island east of Venice, great for birdwatching.
- 6 Torcello, a lagoon islands known for its palaces.
Understand
[edit]In 2015, the Metropolitan City replaced the Province of Venice. It is an administrative entity in the Veneto region of Italy, with around 850,000 citizens.
Get in
[edit]1 Marco Polo Airport (VCE IATA) (on the mainland near Mestre (a more typical Italian city, without Venice's unique structure)). This is the closest commercial airport.
2 Treviso Airport (TSF IATA) (25 km (16 mi) from Venice near Treviso). Relatively smaller but becoming increasingly busy as the main destination for Ryanair and Wizzair budget flights.
Get around
[edit]ACTV. The public transportation company of metropolitan Venice.
ATVO. The public transportation company of metropolitan Venice.
See
[edit]Do
[edit]Eat
[edit]- See also: Italian cuisine
Drink
[edit]Sleep
[edit]Accommodation in Venice tends to be overbooked in high season.