Essential Tips | Guide to a Day Trip in Venice, Italy

❗️Venice is a name that has resonated with me since childhood~ It's a magical place in Europe that I've always heard adults talk about, where everything is water~ There's no land~ Houses are built on the surface of the water! 😠Very curious! Finally got the chance to come here as an adult, wanting to see this city where there is no land and all life is on the water. Arrived in Venice. 📑Pure essential tips sharing. Venice has always been known as the 'City of Water'. The city has a total of 177 canals, connected by 401 bridges of various designs. (Mission Impossible has even filmed scenes here.) ✅Getting on the island: I recommend buying a day pass, as Venice's water public transport is operated by the ACTV company, and I find the transportation costs a bit expensive, with a single ticket costing 9.5 euros. You can buy tickets from machines at the stations, which is convenient. ✅Attraction Introduction Water taxis, you can experience a gondola ride here, where the gondolier rows you around. (The prices are also very transparent) The gondoliers in Venice are more handsome than the next, and even though the weather is cold, seeing a handsome guy makes you feel incredibly happy. My heart is on fire. PS‼️(In photos 456 behind me, that bridge, when you walk over it, make sure to keep a close eye on your belongings, just a short bridge, you know, personal and property safety comes first.) Went to St. Mark's Square on the off-island, ⛪️ just in time for the bell ringing, the sound echoing over the square is the 'sound of freedom'. There are many shops and markets around the square. 🎉Very lively. ✅Attraction Photography Venice is also very photogenic, whether you're sitting on a gondola taking photos🤳 or in St. Mark's Square. 👍Take a stroll through the Rialto Market, experience the local life and culture of the locals, it has a unique charm.