Due to the almost complete absence of motorised transport in Venice the city is generally considered to be one of the most tranquil in the world. Venice is defined by its canals and waterways, with many streets seeing water replace tarmac as the transport medium. Venice is particularly noted for its stunning architecture and deep artistic roots. The entire city is made up of six separate quarters which are populated by over 100 separate islands, 150 canals and over 400 bridges, a fascinating city like no other in the world. Venice is typically travelled in a Gondola, a style of boat typical to the city, a romantic way to explore the enigmatic city in all its splendour.
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