At the southern end of the Venetian Lagoon, Chioggia is a city of canals, bridges and fishing boats. A walk through its historic center follows Canal Vena and crosses Corso del Popolo, the lively street at the heart of local life.

The fish market offers a glimpse into a tradition that still shapes Chioggia’s identity. Here, the connection between the lagoon and the Adriatic Sea is part of everyday life, from the boats along the waterfront to the seafood served in local restaurants.

Chioggia invites travelers to discover another side of the Venetian Lagoon: a place where waterways, history and working traditions come together.