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Famous for its musical and artistic cultural heritage millions of tourists flock to the Venetian archipelago every year. Snaking through the central districts is the Grand Canal, with the Santa Lucia train station at its northern end and the Saint Mark Basin at its southern end.

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4 Comments

  1. We basically no longer have High Tides since 2020 because the M.O.S.E. activates with tides over 110cm
    (The lower points of Venice are at 80cm on mean sea level, so sometimes, like today that the maximum was 90cm, they still get some water)

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