Venice is built on a network of 118 small islands separated by canals and linked by over 400 bridges.
The city’s foundations are wooden piles driven deep into the marshy ground. These piles, made primarily from alder wood, which is highly water-resistant, form a stable base that has supported the city for centuries. Over time, the wood petrified, becoming as hard as stone due to the mineral-rich water in the lagoon.
As the sun-drenched Aegean Sea cradles these enchanting pieces of land, the most picturesque Greek islands stand out as gems, drawing visitors into their embrace. In this article, we will embark on a visual journey to explore the unparalleled beauty of some of Greece's most captivating islands.