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Rowing in Venice, Italy, is an integral part of the city's culture and history, reflecting its unique relationship with water.

Venice's canals were constructed over centuries by dredging the lagoon’s shallow waters and reinforcing the banks with wooden piles and stones. This created a network of navigable waterways.

The main artery of Venice, the Grand Canal (Canal Grande) snakes through the city in an S-shape, dividing it into two parts. It is lined with stunning buildings, palaces and churches, showcasing a range of architectural styles from the Gothic to the Renaissance.

Exploring Venice by its canals provides a glimpse into a way of life that has remained largely unchanged for centuries.