I WONDER - Does Venice Have Roads?

Venice is a city made up of over 100 small islands, where canals and pathways replace roads. Cars are not permitted, so people travel by walking, cycling, or using canal boats. Gondolas, long and thin boats, are a traditional means of transport on the canals.

What is unique about the geography of Venice?

• It is a desert city.

• It is surrounded by forests.

• It is built on more than 100 small islands.

• It is located in the mountains.

How do people primarily get around in Venice?

• By flying in helicopters.

• By walking, cycling, or using canal boats.

• By riding horses.

• By driving cars.

Which of the following is not allowed on the streets of Venice?

• Cars

• Pedestrians

• Canal boats

• Bicycles

What are the long, thin boats used in Venice's canals called?

• Yachts

• Gondolas

• Canoes

• Kayaks

Which mode of transportation is unique to Venice?

• Bicycles

• Gondolas

• Trams

• Subway trains