In Venice everybody walks, but why has Venice become a pedestrian city, when it is constructed around canals and boats.
The paterae in Venice are small round reliefs that are scattered around the city, most of them dating to the medieval period.
Streets in Venice have different names from in the rest of Italy, because Venice wasn’t a part of Italy for most of its history.
Venice has an unusual system of house numbers. It is a fairly recent addition to Venice, and it has something to do with taxes.
Marin Falier was a doge of Venice, but he was beheaded on April 17th, 1355, for having orchestrated a coup against the state he led
A bridge at San Canciano is called the “bridge of the hung and quartered”. Nearby hangs some hooks on the wall, but nobody knows what they were for.