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Walking in VeniceFinding your way with maps, directions, and street signs
ABOVE: If you aren't traveling with a direction-sniffing service dog, read the advice in this article.
Note: This article is geared toward pedestrian travel in Venice. For advice on getting around the city by vaporetto, water taxi, and other modes of transport, see Arriving in Venice and our Venice local transportation index. Next page: Buying and using Venice maps
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the following pages, we'll show how to rescue yourself when you're lost in
Venice's rabbit warren of calli and campi.
