Venice and beyond: Cities with water for roads

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Suzhou, China - The large Grand Canal connects 20 stone bridges and traditional areas and structures.

Too many people. It kills the place.

 

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Stockholm, Sweden -

The Djurgårdsbrunnskanalen is an ever-bustling canal in the Swedish capital.

 

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Stockholm, Sweden - There, you can sail up to the Vasa Museum, making it a perfect hub for tourists and explorers.

 

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Singapore, BT Timah



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Ko Panyi, Thailand - You can find this fishing village in Thailand. Here the buildings are built directly above the water.

 

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Ko Panyi, Thailand - Ko Panyi normally serves as a lunch spot for visitors to Phuket, a nearby city.

 

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Wuzhen, China - Wuzhen is one of six ancient water towns all connected by the Yangtze River.

 

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Wuzhen, China - Wuzhen is beloved for its West Lake and Lingwin Temple. Split between six districts, the scenic town is an essential destination if you're looking to explore traditional Chinese culture.

 

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Cần Thơ, Vietnam - Cần Thơ is a city known for its canals, the Cai Rang Floating Market, and the Ong Temple.

 

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Cần Thơ, Vietnam - The Vietnamese city has some of the best food around, which is sold from the floating markets. Visitors are invited to stay in the Khanh Tourist Village.

 

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Birmingham, England -

Birmingham doesn't have a big reputation for being beautiful, but its canal system is one of the best in the world.

 

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Birmingham, England -

Built during the Industrial Revolution, Birmingham's canals are extensive, linking the city center to outer-city suburbs.