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How to buy an imob.venezia card (Cartavenezia)

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Hellovenezia ACTV Piazzale Roma

Step 2

In the Piazzale Roma, head for the small tile-roofed building with the blue-and-white "Actv" signs. (Actv, or ACTV, is the public-transit agency in Venice.)

Go inside the building to the Hellovenezia office, which you can enter from the street or via the ramp on the right side of the photo above.

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