Cannaregio

Canaregio is also a very beautiful area of Venice in Watercity. It used to be a gathering place for Jews. The streets and rivers here are integrated. The buildings are colorful. There are many specialty shops. The glassware sold here is very beautiful.

Cannaregio is the most populated district (or sestieri) in Venice, and the second largest in size. The Jewish Ghetto is located in Cannaregio, as well as some of Venice's most stunning churches and points of interests. It's a wonderful place to explore and get a feel for the city.

Cannaregio is the sestiere or district where our apartment is located. The Cannaregio Canal was the main route into Venice before the railway causeway was built. The development of Cannaregio began in the 11th Century.

Normally, travel teams do not come, except for the local people, who are free-travel tourists, there are not many people. Suitable for slow pace, shuttle in the lane, feel the local living atmosphere. Shops that sell things have a unique sense of art.

Canaregio is located in the northwest corner of Venice, across St. Cross Street and St. Polo. It's a long way to go. It's suggested to go to a port from the Grand Canal and get off at San Marco. One-way tickets are about 8 euros, valid for only 75 minutes. Some sites don't have ticket machines to buy tickets, so make sure you have a valid return ticket.

Venice has five districts. Canaregio is one of them. It is a Jewish community, where more than 500 Jews live. Traveling through the crisscrossed alleys, we can experience the local life and enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Grand Canal.

Great neighborhood with good bars that cater to locals. The cichetti in some of the places here are also way better.

This area is one of the five major areas in Venice. The houses here are all colorful, very small and fresh, and the restaurants here are also very personalized, you can eat once.

Just like Shanghai, there are different areas. Of course, you think too much. There are many restaurants and not many visitors in this area, because it is not the place where the big attractions are concentrated. It is the area where the railway station crosses the bridge.

It is one of the six regions of Venice. Located near the northwest. Pieces of buildings and waterways. And Gondola formed a beautiful picture during the shuttle. But like other famous scenic spots in the world. It's not a real feeling, it's commercialization. It's depressing.