Cannaregio Review

From Rome to Venice Station, you will arrive at this area, which is the gateway to Venice Island. This is also a big mess of various bridges, new and old, I arrived early in the morning, some vendors began to prepare.

It was also a gathering area for Jews. Venice also took in a lot of Jewish things during World War II. The environment and appearance of the whole area are quite huge. It is quite fun to slowly appreciate some things here.

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

The Canaregio is in the northwest corner of Venice, across the streets of Santa Cross and San Polo. It is a long way to go and suggest a port from the Grand Canal and then get off at San Marco. One-way tickets are about 8 euros, valid for only 75 minutes, and some sites do not have ticket machines to buy tickets, so make sure you have a valid return ticket.

The usual travel team will not come, except for the locals, it is a free traveler, there are not many people. Suitable for slow pace, shuttle in the alleys, and feel the atmosphere of the locals' lives. The small shops selling things have a unique sense of art.