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The method of transport favoured by Bond in his high-octane
chases through Venice is nothing new to the Venetians. Because in
Venice they use water, not tarmac. With approximately 150 canals
weaving through the city you're better off taking a passenger ferry
or good old-fashioned gondola - a quicker, and without doubt more
stylish, way to view the stunning façades of the 12th century
palazzos, old trading houses and fish markets that line the waterways.
The customary evening passeggiata, or stroll, as the city lights
up over the water, will add that extra touch of mystery and romance
should you need any final convincing.
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