Venetian Canals. Artisan Glassmaking.
Located on the mainland across from Venice, Marghera was developed during the 1920s to serve as an industrial zone for the city. Today the port is your gateway to exploring all that Venice has to offer. The city has many nicknames, including the City of Bridges, The Floating City, the City of Love and City of Canals. There are as many sides to Venice as there are nicknames. Foodies can spend the day sampling the Venetian spin on Italian cuisine. History buffs have a seemingly endless selection of sites to explore, from the famous Rialto Bridge to the Basilica di Santa Maria Assunta. Art enthusiasts can stop by one of the many centuries-old churches to admire mosaics and frescoes or tour an art museum. Then of course there are the world-renown canals to explore and high-end boutiques to browse. Feel Free to fall in love with Venice — for the first time or all over again.
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Snapshots of Marghera
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Grand Canal, Venice.
Beautiful view of Grand Canal and Basilica Santa Maria della Salute.
Ancient quadriga at the St Mark's dome in Venice, Italy.
Gondola on a canal.
Colorful carnival masks.
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