Venice in a Day: From Daybreak to Sunset in Timelapse

It’s not the first time­lapse video of Venice, and it cer­tain­ly won’t be the last. You can bank on that. But what dis­tin­guish­es this clip from the oth­ers is its con­tin­u­al focus on the canals that make Venice, Venice. Gives this video three min­utes and it will give you a full day in the life of Venet­ian water­ways. And when you’re done, don’t miss How Venice Works, an impres­sive 18 minute video that explains the com­plex inner-work­ings of the city made up of 124 islands, 183 canals, 438 bridges and the rest. How it all hangs togeth­er is pret­ty amaz­ing.

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  • vittorio says:

    This is a sily & crazy action: Venice is NOT ONLY the chan­nel and the qual­i­ty of vis­i­tor’s and res­i­den­t’s life is relaxed, the ryth­mit­self is very clam and relaxed. This is a rape­of the town and of it’s his­to­ry

  • Orhan says:

    Arifin mençistıra attıgı golü arıy­or­dum ner­eye geldim amk. Şaka maka ne kadar güzel şu mem­leket

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