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Is Italy streets made of water?
In Venice the canals are used that way.
What Italian city is made up of 117 islands?
Venice,Italy
Which city in the modern world is built on water?
Venice is a modern world city that is built on the water. Venice is a city in Italy is made up of 118 islands and connected by bridges. The current mayor of Venice is Giorgio Orson.
Why was Venice Italy important to the renaissance?
Because it was based on water so it was good for trade routes. This made it wealthy, so money was spent on making Venice all pretty.
Why aren't there cars in Venice Italy?
Because there are canals everywhere so no roads=no cars. There is a HUGE car park on the egde where there are plenty of cars.
What is an example of a canal?
There are many largest canal in the would.Such as__ 1.Panama canal 2.Ship canal 3.Stockholm canal 4.Alappuzha canal 5.Bangkok Klongs 6.Nan Madol 7.Suzhou Canals 8.Hoi An 9.Canals of Bruges 10.Canals of Amsterdam 11.Canals of Venice
What sea does the city of Veince Italy sit on?
Venice was built on pylons made of wood. The reason that Venice is thought to be "sinking" is due to fissures formed by wells emptying out the aquifers that reside under the city.
Where did Amy and Dan find the tungsten clue 39 clues?
They find the clue in Venice Italy. The swords they found were made of tungsten.
Why is Saint Mark the patron saint of Italy?
The Feast of Saint Mark falls on April 25th in Italy. Saint Mark was one of the 12 disciples, and there is a belief that his relics were archived in Venice, Italy. This spiritual connection made him the patron Saint of Italy.
What is another name for an artificial waterway?
man-made waterway: canal, aqueduct, lock system
A canal is a men-made waterwayThe longest canal in the world is the Grand CanalIn which country will you find the Grand Canal?
Fair Italy! Venice and environs. by the way there were several copycat but scaled down Grand Canals in amusement parks and seaside resorts such as the one in Asbury Park and several at one time in Coney Isle. There was even one in Chicago as part of a fairgrounds attraction in l893 and again l933. another repeat attraction on the Chicago circuit- in both Fairs- was an Ostrich Farm. Sally Rand take note.
What made Venice so successful?
Venice was sucsecful of its trade routes
