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Venice Fast Facts
Below you'll find a list of the major events
taking place in Venice this year. If you're
visiting Venice for any of these
dates, please be advised that space on our
berths comes at a real premium during these
times and usually is often fully booked up
well before. Therefore in order to avoid disappointment,
we highly recommend making your reservation
earlier rather than later. Click the
name of each event for a brief desciption and
picture.
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Venice is the capital city of the region
of Veneto.
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Like most of Italy, Venice has a fairly
temperate climate. July and August are
the hottest months and also the most crowded,
with temperatures often exceeding 30ºC. Visitors should
consider that the air in Venice can become
very humid, and this coupled with the high
temperatures of the summer months can lead
to discomfort. April, May, September
and October are probably the best months
to visit with bright sunny days and cooler
temperatures. Winters in Venice are generally
fairly mild however be warned that temperatures
in the coldest months of December and January
can fall as low as 0ºC. There are two predominant winds in the
Northern Adriatic region : the Bora - a
cold dry wind blowing predominantly from
the North East usually generating clear
skies, and the Scirocco - a warm
and humid wind originating over Northern
Africa, which when combined with spring
tides can cause flooding in the historic
centre of Venice.
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