Venice - Lakes, rivers and canals Canal Grande It is the main canal of Venice, about 3 kilometers and 800 meters long. Called 'Canalazzo' by the Venetian inhabitants, it has the form of an inverted 'S' that goes from the Liberty Bridge to the Bacino di San Marco. The Grand Canal is the river where the city was born around, and it was one of the most important centers of commerce throughout the Middle Ages. Along its path it is dominated by numerous bridges, the most famous of which is certainly the Rialto Bridge.
Lazise - Lakes, rivers and canals Lago di Garda Lazise is a picturesque village resting on the shores of Lake Garda today a modern and equipped tourist resort where you can find numerous restaurants, clubs and ice cream parlors. A few kilometers away are the Garda, Gardaland and Movieland Thermal Park
Portogruaro - Lakes, rivers and canals Fiume Lemene In Portogruaro the Lemene is overlooked by the characteristic Bridge of Sant'Andrea, where the two fifteenth-century mills are located symbol of the city.
Comelico Superiore - Lakes, rivers and canals La Stua In Padola di Comelico Superiore, on the homonymous stream, stands the “stua”, a barrier or artificial dam that made it possible to flow the timber towards the plain. Upstream of the barrier was formed a lake that collected water that, coming down violently, led the trunks to the “Perarolo Cidolo”. It has been known since 1521.