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For
Centuries, a long island reef called a lido has separated the lagoon
of Venice, Italy from the tumultuous and destructive power of the Adriatic
Sea. Throughout the years its strength and endurance have protected
the city, keeping the waters calm and peaceful. Due in part to the lido’s
strategic protection Venice was able to develop itself into the “Queen
of the Seas,” reaching its height as the undisputed leading European
sea power in the 15th century. Please select your destination below |
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