1. Venice, Italy
Venice is a beautiful water city. It is built in the most unlikely place to build a city - an archipelago about 4 kilometers away from the land. The city buildings are connected by more than 100 waterways and more than 400 bridges.
Venetian style is always inseparable from the "water". The winding Water Lane and the flowing clear waves make her feel like a romantic dream floating on the blue wave, with poetic and picturesque lingering for a long time. 2、 Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Amsterdam is a strange city. The amstert river flows through the city, making the city a meeting point for inland water transport in Europe.
There are more than 160 large and small waterways in the city, which are connected by more than 1000 bridges. Wandering in the city, bridges crisscross, rivers and canals crisscross. From the aerial view, the wave light is like satin, like cobweb. The city's terrain is 1-5 meters below sea level, known as "Venice in the north". 3、 Stockholm, Sweden
Stockholm is located on the east coast of Sweden, bordering on the Baltic Sea. It has beautiful scenery and is a famous tourist attraction.
The urban area is distributed on 14 islands and a peninsula. The water channels in the city are crisscross. More than 70 bridges connect these islands. Therefore, it also enjoys the reputation of "Venice in the north". 4、 Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg is the second largest city in Germany and one of the world famous "water cities". It has more than 2400 bridges, five times more than Venice in Italy. It is the city with the most bridges in the world. These bridges decorate the city like works of art.
Hamburg's traffic is well developed. Ships can reach the city center from all directions along the river. Many people go to work or shop by boat. 5、 St. Petersburg, Russia
St. Petersburg, the second largest city in Russia, is located on the East Bank of the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea, at the mouth of the Neva River. The whole city is composed of more than 100 islands and connected by more than 700 bridges. Due to the vertical and horizontal rivers, scattered islands and beautiful scenery, the city is known as "Venice in the north".
In 1703, when Peter the great passed through the area and was attracted by the beauty, he ordered the construction of St. Petersburg. Now St. Petersburg has bred many canals and is a model of harmonious architecture. Its large number of stone palaces and the Neva River are set off from afar, just like floating on them. 6、 Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, is located in the lower reaches of the Mekong River, 40 km away from Siam Bay. More than 2000 years ago, Bangkok was once a swamp called "mud sea". The city straddles both sides of the Mekong River, with low-lying terrain and an average altitude of less than 2 meters. Bangkok has many rivers and frequent freight transportation, which is called "Venice of the East".
In this water city, when the bright moon is in the sky, the bright moon is reflected on the water. What a wonderful picture. If at this time and the people who love each other appear in this city, it is really envious of others, how can people not yearn for.
7、 Suzhou, China
Suzhou has always been famous for its beautiful landscapes and elegant gardens. It has the reputation of "Jiangnan garden is the best in the world, Suzhou garden is the best in the south of the Yangtze River", and it is also known as "Oriental water capital" because of its ancient water town characteristics of small bridges and flowing water people.
In Suzhou, rivers and harbors crisscross with dense lakes. The most famous lakes are Taihu Lake and Caohu Lake in the west corner, Dianshan Lake and Chenghu Lake in the East, Kuncheng Lake in the north, Yangcheng Lake, Jinji Lake and Dushu Lake in the middle, and the Yangtze River and the Beijing Hangzhou canal run through the north of the city. 8、 Fort Lauderdale, USA
Fort Lauderdale is a city located in Broward County, Florida, USA. It is the county seat of the county, known as "Venice of America". Fort Lauderdale has more than 300 miles of navigable canals stretching from the ocean to the Everglades.
Tourists who are tired of the beach can come here to canoe, or sit on a sightseeing cruise ship to enjoy the beautiful scenery, or take a water taxi to explore the beautiful scenery. What's more, there are gondola boats unique to Venice, and the helmsman in the striped shirt will serve you wholeheartedly. 9、 Dubai, UAE
What is more private than a private island? In Dubai, palm shaped islands are full of luxury villas, towering buildings and hotels. Looking down from Dubai, the United Arab Emirates, two giant palm trees can be seen floating on the blue sea.
Carefully identified, palm trees are actually a number of scattered, large and small islands. In addition to the palm trees, you can see a map of the world outlined by 300 islands. Shrinking France, Florida and Ohio are included, and even the ice covered Antarctica is under the scorching sun.
However, the spectacle is not the work of nature. It is part of Dubai's ambitious artificial island project, the palm island project, which costs $14 billion. Dubai palm island, known as "the eighth wonder of the world", is the largest artificial island in the world. 10、 Gold Coast City, Australia
The Gold Coast (Australia) is located on the east coast of Australia. It is a 42 kilometer resort consisting of dozens of beautiful beaches.
From above, Australia's Gold Coast canals and artificial islands look like jigsaw puzzles embedded in Queensland swamps. The Golden Coast is nine times the size of Venice and is the center of water sports. Visitors can enjoy the sunset cruise dinner show, canoeing, high-speed yachts and surfing in the canal. Gold Coast City is one of the largest cities in Australia.
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