Riva del Vin Review

I really like the scenery here. There are buildings on both sides of the river, all kinds of styles, all kinds of colors, super beautiful. I feel that people live very freely here, and there are kittens.

After visiting the historic center near St. Mark's Square, walk along the canal to the market, which used to be the place to unload. Now there are many bars and restaurants that are facing the canal and have a good view.

In Venice, taking a cruise is an experience that cannot be missed. However, the gondola tour cost about 80 euros, so there is another option here, the decoration gives us Indians a very Indian movie feel, in order to save costs, can also be boating with others, boatmen will sing in Italian.

The wine riverside near the Rialto Bridge Market is full of large wooden stakes for boats to fix, because wine was shipped by waterways in the past and unloaded here. This is the liveliest area near Rialto Bridge, with many pleasant open-air bar restaurants. Passing through the area by gondola, I don't know if it was raining or not at night, I didn't see the lively scene.

Standing on the left bank of the wine river and shooting the right bank, I wanted to take a picture of the daily life of the locals in Venice, but found that the daily life of this water city has long been mixed with tourists, and it is unclear who the people who are walking around at will.