Venice Canals

The Venice Canals are a network of waterways that weave through the city of Venice, Italy, renowned for their beauty and historical significance. Built in the 5th century, these canals serve as roads, with gondolas and boats replacing cars and buses. Venice's unique layout features around 150 canals, lined with stunning architecture, making the city a UNESCO World Heritage site. The canals play a crucial role in the city's transportation, commerce, and tourism, while also highlighting the challenges of rising sea levels and preservation in an environment that is both charming and fragile.