Venice: People and Architecture that Make Your Admire
The first thing that comes into people’s mind when they hear the word ‘Venice’ is Grand Canal. For sure, Grand Canal is considered to be one of the most miraculous sights in Venice as far as the city actually stands on water. The benefit of water roads is seen in absence of vehicle, traffic jams and pollution with gases. The major transport is vaporetto – traditional Venetian boat, however, many people prefer walking through the dry pieces of land. Tourists all over the world come to Venice just exactly to try the possibility to live on water and feel the sense of uniqueness.
Grand Canal is not the only attraction that draws millions of tourists each year. Venice itself is an art masterpiece, with divine architecture and magnificent sights. The epicenter of visitor activity is indeed St. Mark’s Square. Worldly known church situated on the square makes every tourist shiver from excitement and admiration. In addition, St. Mark’s Square is the place for people to relax and take their meals. There are several traditional Italian cafes here which offer delicious pasta and other types of food. Devotees of the antiquity might indulge their taste by visiting Archaeological Museum counting thousands of exhibits of the old age.
Venice has a number of interesting places to visit among which is glass factory. This is the place where glass is produced and is given an unrealistic shape. Tourists have a perfect opportunity to try their skills in glassblowing and create any glass souvenir. Besides, the territory of glass factory embraces dozens of shops where everyone might buy some glass handicrafts. Read the rest of this entry »


