Metropolitan City of Venice
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By Dion Protani
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Latest update: 31 October 2023
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Containing 44 comunes (comuni) the Metropolitan City of Venice has the city of Venice as its provincial capital.
As of 1 January 2022 it has a total population of 843,545 inhabitants and covers a total area of 2,467 km². Aside from Venice itself, some of the highlights of the province include Chioggia, Pellestrina, Caorle, Portogruaro, and Villa Pisani. |
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The Metropolitan City of Venice is a region in the northeastern part of Italy, encompassing the historical city of Venice and its surrounding areas. The city of Venice has a rich and fascinating history that dates back to the Middle Ages.
It was once a powerful maritime republic and a major center for trade, culture, and art. Venice's unique location on a group of islands in the Venetian Lagoon contributed to its prosperity and strategic importance during various historical periods. The city's architectural beauty, with its iconic canals, bridges, and palaces, makes it one of the most enchanting and popular tourist destinations in the world.
Venice Province, part of the Veneto region, is an enchanting area renowned for its iconic city of Venice, as well as picturesque islands and coastal towns. The province is a unique blend of art, history, and water-based lifestyles that have made it a global cultural treasure.
It was once a powerful maritime republic and a major center for trade, culture, and art. Venice's unique location on a group of islands in the Venetian Lagoon contributed to its prosperity and strategic importance during various historical periods. The city's architectural beauty, with its iconic canals, bridges, and palaces, makes it one of the most enchanting and popular tourist destinations in the world.
Venice Province, part of the Veneto region, is an enchanting area renowned for its iconic city of Venice, as well as picturesque islands and coastal towns. The province is a unique blend of art, history, and water-based lifestyles that have made it a global cultural treasure.
History
Venice, the provincial capital, was a powerful maritime republic with significant influence in trade, art, and politics during the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Its historic center, built on a network of canals, reflects the grandeur of its past as a major European power.
Highlights
- Venice: Explore the timeless beauty of St. Mark's Square, the Doge's Palace, and the intricate network of canals with iconic gondolas and historic bridges.
- Murano: Visit the island known for its exquisite glass craftsmanship. Murano's glass factories showcase centuries-old techniques and vibrant glass creations.
- Burano: Discover the charming island famous for its brightly colored houses and traditional lace-making. Burano is a visual delight and a photographer's paradise.
- Lido di Venezia: Enjoy the sandy beaches of this barrier island, known for hosting the Venice Film Festival. Lido offers a different perspective away from the city's crowds.
Città Metropolitana di Venezia
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