The Venice Canal became clear under the epidemic. How important is the Venice Canal to Italy?

The Grand Canal of Venice is the main waterway of Venice, Italy. It divides the city into two parts, about three kilometers long and with an average depth of five meters. It is connected with many small canals. Most of the city's traffic passes through these water cities, so Venice is very important to Italy.

Recently, COVID-19 has spread rapidly all over the world, disturbing many countries. Italy, Iran and Japan have all become epidemic areas. Fortunately, although the epidemic is bad news, there is also some good news. For example, there are many netizens in Venice, Italy who say that Venice, a water city, has been miraculously improved by the surrounding natural environment.

In the past, the rivers here were usually muddy, because of the large number of tourists coming and going, frequent water traffic and the integration of tourists, which made the canal inevitably polluted. But now that it is under control, the pollution caused by the reduction of water traffic has actually become smaller.

So, in fact, this is also good news for the canals in Venice. Because in some places in Venice, canals are not only crystal clear, but also full of fish. Underwater is a vibrant scene, and now the water is clear, which can be said to be a very rare sight.

Venice is also very important to Italy. It is a water street in Italy, and most of the city's traffic passes through these waterways. Grand buildings such as palaces, churches and hotels on both sides of the Grand Canal also play a very important role in the whole water transport. At the same time, due to its special geographical location, the ancient city of Venice has developed into one of the largest trade centers in the Mediterranean at that time.

The Grand Canal is shaped like an S-shape. In the Middle Ages, this shape represented miracle and mystery. For hundreds of years, the Grand Canal has indeed witnessed countless stories, so it is very important for Italy.