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What is the floating city on water in Italy?

Venice is widely known as the “Floating City”, as its buildings seem to be rising straight from the water.



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Venice is widely known as the ?Floating City?, as its buildings seem to be rising straight from the water. The city was constructed on a swampy area, made up of over a hundred small islands and marshlands in between.

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