How much is a slice of pizza in Venice?

Street eating in Venice If you would like to have a quick lunch so as not to miss out on any of Venice's top attractions and feel like pizza, the city of Venice offers hundreds of stands that sell this delicacy by portions. The price of a large portion of pizza can vary from € 1.50 ( US$ 1.60) to € 2.50 ( US$ 2.70).



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