Is Venice, the Italian water city, salt water or fresh water?

Salt water. Venice is actually a water city located in the sea.

Venice Watertown is the essence of the Renaissance and the only city in the world without cars. God shed tears here, but made it more glittering and translucent and gentle, just like a romantic dream floating on the blue waves.

Venice has the reputation of being born, beautiful and prosperous by water, and enjoys the reputation of "Water City", "Water City", "Hundred Island City", "Queen of Adriatic Sea" and "Bridge City".

Venice, located in the northeast of Italy, is a world-famous water town and a famous historical and cultural city in Italy. There are many historical sites in this city, including 100 churches, bell towers, monasteries for men and women and palaces.

The Grand Waterway is the longest street running through the whole city of Venice. It divides the city into two parts. Sightseeing along the waterway is one of the best schemes to visit Venice. There are many famous buildings on both sides of the river, and there are footprints left by writers, painters and musicians everywhere. St. Kyle Square is the central square of Venice, and the St. Kyle Church in the east of the square is magnificent and magnificent.

The Governor's Mansion is the official residence of the former governor of Venice. All the halls are decorated with oil paintings, murals and marble carvings, which are very luxurious. The bridge of sighs behind the Governor's Mansion is the only bridge for convicted prisoners to go to prison. Prisoners often repent and sigh when crossing the bridge, hence the name "Bridge of Sighs".

For example, the whole city of Venice is built in the water, and the waterways are the streets. Ships are the only means of transportation in Venice, and the local boat gondola is unique. You might as well try Venice. There will be a carnival here in February, during which people will wear wigs, masks and robes to celebrate the festival.