Venice is a beautiful place in the world and it would be like how often you have seen in photos and films. With canals where street should be, water is everywhere. With canals where the street should be, water is everywhere. The wonderful sites and churches reflect centuries of the past in what was a rich business hub between Europe and the Orient. Getting lost in the thin passages is a typical.
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Climate - Venice witness very high humidity, with hot climate in July and August, the height of summer. Temperature starts from June to August; winter starts from December to February. Venice often experience thunderstorms and rains which, certainly in spring and autumn, result flooding. It is best to set waterproof shoes or boots to ignore a soaking in these cyclic floods. Spring, summer and autumn are all considered high season to travel; even April to October is the busiest time for Venice.
Get in - As Venice is a lagoon, the water plays an important role to go from one place to another. Whichever way you go, the last part of your trip will be on foot from the closest waterbus/watertaxi jetty. The nearest airport is Marco Polo Airport; there are shuttle buses or city buses operated every hour. You can also hire taxi on rent to enter or reach your destination.
Get around – This is the only city which can easily be explored on foot and absence of cars makes it a wonderful experience. But you can’t explore entire Venice on foot, so there are water taxis and water buses to travel around. If you are going to visit the city for few days then these water taxies are great way to explore its attractions.
Venice is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and having lots of charms to see and activities to do. So, why not you plan to book business class flight tickets to Venice and travel all around the city?