Follow this route for a day trip to Venice.

As you wish, the text version of Venice Citywalk itinerary guide is here! If you only have one day in Venice No need to make a strategy, just follow the route in Figure 9 and play without any brains After getting off the train/bus, head straight to the Rialto Market to visit the local vegetable market to start the day's journey. Next to it is the famous Rialto Bridge. Take advantage of the early morning when there are not many people, and quickly take two Next we head towards College Bridge If you have enough time, you can also stop by the Palazzo Fortuny to take a quick look at the sculptures and paintings of Venice. Then go to the Church of Our Lady of Ankang to admire the famous painting "Wedding at Cana" After the visit, we took the motorboat No. 1 Cross the river to Europe's living room: St. Mark's Square (we bought a one-day pass for land and water transportation) and check in at the world's second oldest Café de Flore (An afternoon tea stand costs 70 euros, no tip required) After eating and drinking, go to St. Mark's Basilica and the bell tower, as well as the famous Doge's Palace and the Bridge of Sighs. (Also known as Sunset Bridge, but unfortunately I didn’t see the sunset, sigh) Finally, let's go to a modern internet celebrity check-in spot - the Shipwreck Bookstore. If you go a little later, you have to queue up. There is also a coin box next to each photo spot. This small business is When you are tired after shopping, take a small motorboat back to the starting point If you are not tired, you can get lost in Venice, which is also a unique enjoyment. In short, Venice in elementary school textbooks! It is really fun!