Venice, Italy is a delightful cruise ship port of call. Venice is located in northeast Italy and much of the city is built on islands or floating piers. Most travelers who visit Venice fall in love with the ambiance and character of this marvelous Italian city. Cruise ships dock on the isle of Venice, and passengers can explore the city using the water taxi system, which is inexpensive and easy to use. These Venice pictures demonstrate how interesting the city can be.
Almost all cruise lines that sail the Mediterranean visit Venice, and many overnight in port, allowing passengers the opportunity for a romantic evening gondola ride, an evening drink in St. Mark's Square, or free time to enjoy the city by night.
- Lido - Island in the Southern Lagoon of Venice, ItalyLido - Island in the Southern Lagoon of Venice, Italy
- Sailing into Venice, ItalySailing into Venice, Italy
- Vaporettos are Water Taxis in Venice, ItalyVaporettos are Water Taxis in Venice, Italy
- One of the 177 Canals in Venice, ItalyOne of the 177 Canals in Venice, Italy
- Naval Museum in Venice, ItalyNaval Museum in Venice, Italy
- Sailing into Venice, ItalySailing into Venice, Italy
- Venice, Italy - The Campanile, Doge's Palace, and San MarcoVenice, Italy - The Campanile, Doge's Palace, and San Marco
- The Canal of San Marco in Venice, ItalyThe Canal of San Marco in Venice, Italy
- St. Mark's Square in Venice, ItalySt. Mark's Square in Venice, Italy
- Sailing into Venice on the Carnival LibertySailing into Venice on the Carnival Liberty
- Santa Maria della Salute Church in Venice, ItalySanta Maria della Salute Church in Venice, Italy
- St. Mark's Square in Venice, ItalySt. Mark's Square in Venice, Italy
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