It is here, even if only for a part of it, that the centuries-old tradition of the Regata Storica is revived every year. At night, however, with its sparkling lights and sinuous sways, the atmosphere becomes nothing short of mystical.
El Canalasso, familiarly called by the Venetians, practically cuts the city in two, starting from the Ponte della Libertà to the San Marco basin.
The main means of water connection, the Grand Canal is the preferred way to move from Piazzale Roma or the train station, towards San Marco and then towards Sant'Elena and the Lido of Venice.
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