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The Venice Canals are a unique historical and architectural wonder best experienced on the water, even better if you catch the fun at sunset. By renting your own canoe, you will have the freedom to explore and marvel at the bridges, birds, fish, and houses along these 1900s waterways at your own pace. Take your time (and tons of photos) as you unwind amongst the colors and creatures
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