Riva degli Schiavoni

The promenade is very long. Walking along the promenade, you will pass through the attractions, ferry terminals, churches, hotels, shopping malls, and stalls selling snacks, so the flow of people is very smooth, making this place very lively.

This street is a street next to St. Mark's Square. In fact, it is not a street. It is a relatively open space with various artists selling art. There is also a book and newspaper booth.

The Grand Canal area outside St. Mark's Square is very lively. In addition to the water bus stop and the Gondola Service Center, it is also a very popular street. In addition to restaurants that can enjoy the sun and river views, many stalls sell various goods and stroll slowly. You can experience the local cultural life.

Schiavone Riverside Street is a coastal street, passing here by boat to and from Venice. Very lively coastal avenue, there are many gondola moored by the sea, there are many vendors on the street, and there are many tourists. It is especially suitable to photograph the Bridge of Sighs and St George Baggiore Island, and you can walk down the street to St Mark's Square.

The pier that came down by boat was on this street, and after disembarking, I set foot on the main island. The bustling tourists suddenly came into view, but the crowd was still far less crowded than our popular tourist attractions in China. People like to drink coffee and chat here.

The famous Venice Square is walking to the riverside, which is the Schiavoni Riverside. There are attractions such as the Governor's Mansion and the Sigh Bridge by the river. The street built along the river is Schiavoni Riverside Street. The street is very wide. There are some open-air cafes and small stalls selling souvenirs.