Torcello Review

The island is beautiful. There are not many activities to do but it is still worth a visit for the scenery of the lagoon. There are beautiful churches and museums on the island. We love the water bus tour here, it is so beautiful.

It is a small and exquisite island, the island's most famous attraction, St. Mary's Church, very beautiful, feels like a legacy of independence, Hemingway also lived on the island for a while.

It is still a beautiful island. We went in the off-season, so there are not many people on the island. It is very good to take a walk and sit on the lawn. Some shops are closed. Generally speaking, it is more natural.

Prano Island and Tolchero Island, today the whole Venice area fog, sea visibility is not good, Prano lace and lovely color house, Tolchero is recommended by the local quiet island, population is only 100, because the relationship between foggy atmosphere is good enough to have a mind-opening desire.

The island of Tolchero is tiny and situated in the lagoon of Venice. It is full of vineyards and wildflowers. It is inhabited by about thirty families. In the middle of the island is a magnificent cathedral, which was under construction when William the Conqueror conquered England. A ditch and a lane connected the island to the Venice lagoon; red sails and yellow sails eased through the vines. The bell in the bell tower struck three times a day, in harmony with the bells on the surrounding islands, and jointly performed a chorus. Originally like a drifting cloud, Tolchero Island has become a place of entry and exit for Venice. Tourists flocking to the island have exceeded the island's best affordability. They come on fixed steam liners, on franchised motorboats, and on yachts. They travel along the trail all day and do not know what they are looking at.

Tolchero loves its pastoral style! The tranquility here contrasts sharply with the noise of the colour islands, but it is said that Torcello, the birthplace of Venice, once had a glorious and prosperous life, and there are still many remains on the island. There are only about thirty families here today.

If you think Venice is too crowded, take a rest on Tolchero Island. Once one of the earliest settled islands in the lagoon, it is now a sleeping stagnant water. The old rectangular church is lovely and well restored. It is recommended to go camping. The view of Venice and the lagoon from the top of Campanile makes climbing more valuable.