The romantic city of Venice is known by many names, including the floating city, the city of canals and even the Queen of the Adriatic. This city of water was built on dozens of tiny islands located in the Venetian Lagoon, a wetland bay of the Adriatic Sea, interconnected by bridges and canals. If you’re wondering how it was possible to build the stunning architecture of Venice in the midst of what is in essence a swamp, you’re not alone. One of the most frequent questions asked about the Italian city, which was an important maritime power during the Middle Ages and Renaissance, is “how was Venice built?” The Republic of Venice, The Greatest Jewel of the Mediterranean? Submerged Settlements
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