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Riva dei Sette Martirifrom: Fisheye Venice
The Riva dei Sette Martiri is a stretch of waterfront between the Piazza San Marco and the Giardini Pubblici (the park next to the Biennale art exposition's grounds). Large yachts, sailing ships, and small cruise ships such as CroisiEurope's Michelangelo, shown above, often tie up here.
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location offers the best view in Venice if your cabin faces the water: From your
cabin window, you can see vaporetti pulling into the Giardini waterbus
stop, and occasionally a cruise ship or Adriatic ferry will go by. (Our son once
gave a yelp when he opened the cabin curtains and saw a ship looming over our
small river cruiser, Peter Deilmann's
