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Every route tells a story.

Self-guided walks · City 01: Venice

Every route tells a story.

Walks that explain what you are looking at.

Strevvo suggests routes that link the places worth seeing in a city, and tells you what to notice on the way. You choose the route, the pace and the stops.

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Charcoal drawing of the wooden Accademia bridge over the Grand Canal, with the dome of the Salute behind.
The Accademia bridge · On the Dorsoduro route.
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City 01

Venice

Charcoal drawing of Rialto Bridge and its rows of shops.
Rialto Bridge · The shops are part of the crossing.

A city on foot and by water. There is a lot to see; it helps to know where to look.

Four routes to begin with: the market and the bridge at Rialto, Titian and Tintoretto in San Polo, the squares and the long quay of Dorsoduro, and a short walk across the Lido to the sea.

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Your pace, your stops

We don’t give walking times: everyone moves through a city at a different pace. A route is a suggestion that links places worth seeing. You decide where to stop and what you can take on today.

How the routes are made

The Venice routes are researched from published sources and illustrated in charcoal. The walking tracks were calculated on a map and are waiting for an on-foot check. Read how the guide is prepared.