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Is Venice Italy all full of water?

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Is venice Italy all full of water?

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Yes! You can't go to Venice with your car. You have to leave cars outside the city then you can go only by boat. It's the strangest thing to see. Only sidewalks and water (canals) instead of streets. Obviousely you can't cross the "street" anywhere, lol, or you'll drown!! There are hundreds of cute little bridges.

I was a little scared I would fall in the water when I was there a couple of years ago, cause their are no protections.

It gives you a wonderful emotion.
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Venice streets are all pedestrian. Other transport is via a grid of canals
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Yes!
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Venice stretches across numerous small islands in the marshy Venetian Lagoon along the Adriatic Sea in northeast Italy. The saltwater lagoon stretches along the shoreline between the mouths of the Po (south) and the Piave (north) Rivers. The population estimate of 272,000 inhabitants includes the population of the whole Comune of Venezia; the historic city of Venice (Centro storico) inhabitants are around 62,000, while approximately 176,000 people live in Terraferma (literally firm land, it means the extra-lagoon areas), mostly in the large frazione of Mestre and 31,000 live in other islands of the lagoon.
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No, dear, you can use your new shoes.
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NOOOO... i jus return from there 2 days ago ... its perfect.. they have the water pumping system in ST MARCO piazza ...jus like in Amsterdam..to remove the flood.its dry ..but now is windy n cold.i wont suggest ppl pay a visit to LIDO..as it s climate condition will be worse.enjoy ur day
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Surely not "full of water" but rather "crossed by canals" (narrow and broader ones)
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No, not 'all' full of water. There are about 150 canals in the city, but many more dry streets and alleyways for people to walk along. (There are no cars in Venice proper because the streets are too narrow and it would be impossible for them to drive over the bridges.)

So although it looks like its full of water from photos, its not really.
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