BY ASHLEY MCHALE
Unlike other cities in Italy, Venice is one of a kind. Most Venetians consider their land a separate entity because of their unique culture and the major bodies of water that pour into the city.
The air is clear and no cars can swerve in the narrow roads. Through the Grand Canal boats roam through numerous waterways.
The waves splashing and the sun reflecting off ancient buildings is the first sight of Venice, and one of the most beautiful.
Most known for its gondolas, Venice's channels are filled with mystery and elegance. It takes exploring through the small pathways to get a true glimpse of its character, while creating a peaceful and relaxing journey to a gorgeous city.
Though a few tourists have discovered the land of brightly painted houses and tiny canals, foreigners are only on the main drag. It is easy to venture into an alley and find empty plazas with laundry hanging on clothing lines in front of pink and turquoise houses.
It is a city that can only be explored by boat or by foot but the imaginative views substantiate the slow pace you will take while and taking the city in.
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