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Venice Water BusesHow to use public transportation in VeniceIn Venice's centro storico or historic center, which is made up of more than 100 islands, water buses are the equivalent of buses and subways on dry land. ACTV, the public-transportation authority in Venice, operates vaporetti and other water buses around the clock, with a fleet of 150 boats and routes that extend into the far corners of the Venetian Lagoon.
ABOVE: A motoscafo (foreground) and a vaporetto on the Grand Canal.
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