A Perfect travel guide of Venice City

A Perfect travel guide of Venice City

A Perfect travel guide of Venice City

Venice (Venezia) really needs no introduction. Venice, a unique city of 116 islands, ancient history and endless waterways; it attracts a steady stream of tourists from all corners of the world to view its inspiring architecture and to navigate its mystical canals.

Floating on its blue lagoon with an almost dream-like quality, Venice is just as romantic and beautiful as it looks on the travelogues and movies, so no-one who realizes their ambition of a holiday in Venice is likely to be disappointed. The piazzas and singing gondoliers, the idiosyncratic buildings and water taxis are all there to be seen, admired and photographed for posterity. A Venice holiday will surpass all others.

No matter how many photographs or films you may have seen, it is still a jaw-dropping experience seeing Venice's canals and palaces for the first time. That first cruise down the Grand Canal - punctuated by exclamations and photo-snapping - is one of life's unforgettable experiences.

Spring and summer are optimum times to visit the city of Venice, as the weather is warm and generally quite sunny, although really the tourist season runs throughout the year. Venice is at its busiest in July and August and it can be extremely hot and humid at this time of the year, with occasional afternoon thunderstorms.

Travelers seeking an alternative to Venice should head away from the main conurbation to an area known as the Lido. With sandy beaches and resort-style hotels on offer, it offers a slice of relaxation in this bustling city. It can be impressively to Cheap flight to Venice from the UK.

The busiest tourist seasons in Venice are between spring and autumn (April to October), over Christmas and during the popular Carnival in February. However these may not be the best times to travel to Venice if you don't enjoy crowds of sight-seers. Winter is a good option for a Venice holiday because although it is cool and wet the sights are more easily enjoyed and accommodation is cheaper.

Venice is a never-ending maze of tiny cobbled courtyards and winding back streets, linked by arched bridges and dotted with osterias (bars), traditional trattorias (restaurants) and obligatory tourist gift shops. But the real attraction of Venice lies in its unique waterways and the magical atmosphere created by its operatic gondoliers at work.

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