The historic center of Chioggia is made up of a group of small islands separated by canals and connected by bridges.

It is certainly very similar to Venice, but it differs from it because its main streets are accessible to both cars and public transport.

The “Corso del Popolo,” full of historic buildings and monuments, runs through the town from north to south.

It has two entrances: from the water, at Vigo, and from land through the medieval Santa Maria gate.

There are 74 “calli” arranged in a “fishbone” pattern: 34 are located to the west of Corso del Popolo and 40 to the east.

 

The historic center of Chioggia is made up of a group of small islands separated by canals and connected by bridges.

It is certainly very similar to Venice, but it differs from it because its main streets are accessible to both cars and public transport.

The “Corso del Popolo,” full of historic buildings and monuments, runs through the town from north to south.

It has two entrances: from the water, at Vigo, and from land through the medieval Santa Maria gate.

There are 74 “calli” arranged in a “fishbone” pattern: 34 are located to the west of Corso del Popolo and 40 to the east.