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The Grand Canal, the Grand Canal of Venice, is Venice's main waterway, along the natural waterways from St. Mark's Church to the Church of St. Chiara, in an anti-S shape, from the Roman Forum in the northwest to St. Mark's Square in the city centre. It is connected to many small canals, and most of the city's transportation passes through these waterways. Take a water bus from the Roman Forum, walk between the ancient buildings on both sides of the strait, and enjoy the river of souls of Venice, you can feel the daily life of the Venetians living on the water.

San Marco 328, 30124 Venice

St. Mark's Bell Tower is part of St. Mark's Cathedral. As the lighthouse of the city on the lagoon, the bell tower has long been regarded by the Venetians as an undisputed landmark of Venice. It is more in Venice than in St. Mark's Cathedral itself. . You can take the elevator to the top of the building and overlook the Venetian city, and even look out over the beautiful Alps in the northwest.

Porto Rialto，30100 Venezia