A Street in Venice - Springtime in Venice

The floating city of Venice is one of the most sought-after romantic destinations of the world. It is also a European city that possesses evident traces of an enormous cultural heritage, as it is rich in architecture and works of art that are most impressive. There are palaces, and close to 90 churches and plazas which are commonly called campi, that are host to timeless frescos, stained glass, statues and sculptures. Your model represents a typical image of eternal Venice with its canals on which gondolas gracefully glide under the arched bridges, caffes that sit on sunny, waterfront terraces and ancestral buildings anchored the water. There is so much water in Venice that boats are the only means of transportation. Ambulances, firefighters, police, taxi drivers and even trash collectors use the waterways. When in a rush, you can take a yacht which is the equivalent of a taxi. For sightseeing or simply to admire the scenery, hop on board a floating bus called a vaporetto. Let's not forget the eternal gondola - the nautical barouche for newly- weds of all ages - propelled by a gallant, pole-wielding gondolier that can take you all the way to Rome!