We're in Venice right now and wondering if it's worthwhile to make the vaporetto trek over to Chioggia. Has anyone been out there?
Thanks,
Merrill
Posted by
San Francisco Bay Area (USA)
16238 posts
It's like a simpler, working class (without the sumptuous palaces) Venice without the tourists.
Posted by
Boston
1816 posts
Chioggia is very nice with canals and restaurants and a nice atmosphere, but not many monuments. I would stay there and visit Venice, but not the other way around.