PRESENTATION VENICE

(Isabel María Jiménez Ramos and José Antonio Paez Dávila)

VENICE

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4. CHARACTERISTICS AND CURIOSITIES

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3. POPULATIONS AND TRADITIONS

2. FOOD AND WEATHER

1. ABOUT VENICE

THE DOGE'S PALACE

The Doge's Palace is the largest palace in Venice and one of the largest palaces in Europe. It is a mix of architectural styles, including Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque.

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RIALTO BRIDGE

For example, The Rialto Bridge is one of the four bridges that cross the Grand Canal in Venice, Italy. It is the oldest of the four bridges and it is a popular place to take photographs.

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Venice is a city located in the northeast of Italy. It is the jewel of tourism in the world. The city that could be described as a dream on water. Venice is more unique than any other city in the world for its canals, its bridges and its beautiful palaces.

ABOUT VENICE

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The spritz is a white wine-based drink that originated in the Venice region, Italy. It is a light and refreshing alcoholic drink. It is the most popular in Venice

Bigoli in sauce is a traditional dish of Venetian cuisine.This dish stands out for its simplicity and richness of flavors.

BIGOLI IN SAUCE

SPRITZ

As we can see in this graph, tourism has also decreased.Before, Venice used to receive between 20 and 30 million touristsTourism has been very significant for the city's economy and now it usually receives 10 million tourists a year

As we can see in this graph, the population of Venice is decreasing every year due to the aging of the population.Venice is the smallest city with the most inhabitants of all Italian cities.Venice receives more tourists than most cities in Italy.

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TOURISM GRAPH

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population and tourism graphs

The Befane Regatta: Held in January, this event is a regatta where participants dress up as witches and row through the canals of Venice.

Sensa Festival: This is a religious festival that takes place in the month of May. On this day, a ceremony is held

Festival of the Redentore: This festival, which takes place in July, is celebrated with spectacular fireworks over the Venetian lagoon and religious processions.

Historic Regatta: This is a historic regatta held in Venice every year in September. The regatta includes a series of rowing competitions in different categories, and is a celebration of the city's rich maritime tradition.

Venetian Carnival: The Venice Carnival is one of the most famous in the world. During this festival, Venetians dress up in costumes and masks, and the streets are filled with celebrations and cultural events.

Traditions

No streets, just canals: Venice is known for its canals, but what is less known is that the city has no streets in the traditional sense. The floating city: Venice is built on a set of 118 islands connected by more than 400 bridges. The city seems to float in the sea. Underground Venice: Beneath the city is a network of underground passageways and tunnels known as "Underground Venice."

Artistic heritage: Venice is home to an impressive amount of works of art, both in its churches and museums and in its palaces and historic buildings. Canals: Venice is famous for its numerous canals, which cross the city and connect it to nearby islands. Architecture: Venice's architecture is impressive and varied, with buildings dating from different eras and architectural styles.

CURIOSITIES

CHARACTERISTICS

This station is located in the center of Venice, near the Constitution Bridge. It is the city's main train station and an important arrival point for visitors.

Santa Lucia station Venice

FIRST STOP

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All of this is located on the Grand Canal of Venice, which runs through the Italian city of Venice. It is the longest canal in Venice and is the city's main transportation route.

GRAND CANAL OF VENICE

This is the flag of Venice, also known as the flag of the Republic of Venice, it has a rich history and symbolizes the ancient maritime republic of Venice

The climate of Venice, Italy, is humid subtropical, with cold winters and warm summers. Many visitors consider spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) to be the best seasons to travel to Venice

We are going to talk about its fascinating architecture, its tourist places, its special foods and drinks, its traditions and finally we are going to see its curiosities. Let's see the index!