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If you have Venice on your bucket list, consider moving it up to #1... (Original Post)
pbmus
Nov 2019
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elleng
(130,865 posts)1. MAY be too late.
Demovictory9
(32,449 posts)2. videos show it to be so crowded with tourists. too crowded
lunatica
(53,410 posts)3. I recently saw a documentary on their dike system.
Or breakwater or whatever they call it. If I recall correctly theyre working on trying to save the city.
greatauntoftriplets
(175,731 posts)4. I've been through a flood in Venice.
The water in San Marco was ankle deep, so I went barefoot. It's still worth visiting. Cleaning up and repairs after this will take some time, though.
Paka
(2,760 posts)5. I was lucky enough to visit it in January 1967.
Before the onslaught of tourist and other issues. The hostel was closed for the winter and I ended up sleeping in the police station. What an amazing experience.
DarthDem
(5,255 posts)6. It Will Be There for a While
Beautiful city.