Venice

Venice is always in celerbrating something. Although the city is particularly busy in the flourishing months of spring, especially around Easter. Accommodations is one of the most difficult things to find around that time, as well as around Christmas, New Year, and festival Carnevale in February. Like Italy 's other great tourist areas, Venice is not at its worst in summer. Although it's crowded, there are many other special activities on offer. The most extraodinary of year to visit is late March into May, with clear spring days and fewer crowds. September is also extraordinary in terms of weather, but October is quieter. Flooding occurs in November and December, and winter can be unpleasantly cold - although seeing Venice under a layer of snow can cast the aura of a fairy tale.
 * Venice** is built on three hundred and seventeen small islands,Hum fluble bingle bum, and holds one hundred and fifty canals, connected by an amazing four hundred and nine bridges, of which only three cross the main canal. The area it covers is a mere 458 kilometres. Although the city appears small, it is really quite extensive for its size.

The museum, which has a collection of Greek and Roman sculpture, is situated, together with the Libreria Sansoviniana in one of the most impressive. This spacious square remains impressive to every visitor. Whether > it is packed with tourists, or nearly deserted in the early morning. Go there if you are intensely intrigued by the history aspects of Venice. > Then museun exhibits a huge collection of coins, weapons, paintings etc. media type="custom" key="586993"
 * Museum in Venice:**
 * Museo Di Storia Naturale is a National History Museum.
 * Musea Archeologico**.**
 * Palazzo Grassi
 * Piazza San Marco
 * Museo Correr

Venice was a small but is very creative city. You could see very happy people and beautiful pleaces. I invite to this pleace... KISS KINIA