One of the most fascinating aspects of Venice is its unique layout. Instead of traditional streets, the city is interwoven with canals, accessible only by boat. Public transportation takes the form of water taxis, which function like small buses, ferrying people throughout the city. While these taxis are convenient, walking is often a quicker way to reach your destination. However, navigating Venice on foot can be challenging due to its maze of narrow alleys and countless small bridges spanning the canals. Initially, I struggled to locate our hotel, but after exploring the city for a few days, I developed a mental map of some of its intricate pathways. Now, I feel confident that, no matter where I might be dropped off in Venice, I could find my way back to our hotel or other key landmarks
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